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The number of male and female shoulbshouldSPELL [#105] be equal in every subject inatPREP [#106] universities . There are different oppinionsopinionsSPELL [#107] on this topic . Some people agree with this whenwhileOTHER [#108] others give many reasons and present disadvantages of proportional position . I agree with positionthe the opinionOTHER [#109] aboutofPREP [#110] accepting equal numbers of male and female studentsNOUN [#111] . I think universities should practise this . First of all , in that situation all ofPREP [#112] students shouldwouldVERB:TENSE [#113] feel better ,PUNCT [#114] than in the situation ,PUNCT [#115] when in aDET [#116] class there are more girls or boys . In different scientific articles or materials it can be foundedfoundMORPH [#117] ,PUNCT [#118] that malemenOTHER [#119] and femalewomenNOUN [#120] hashaveVERB:SVA [#121] different types and strategies of thinking . I think ,theOTHER [#122] proportional system of students can helpshelpVERB:FORM [#123] to understand for person both strategies of thinking , lookof lookingOTHER [#124] at the same problem in different ways . FuithermoveFurthermoreSPELL [#125] , it is aDET [#126] useful skill not only for studdingstudyingVERB [#127] process , but also for life and work . Moreover , it should be noted that the theDET [#128] number of male and female students influenceinfluencesNOUN:NUM [#129] behavior . ForSpeaking fromOTHER [#130] my own experience ,PUNCT [#131] I can make comparisona a conclusionOTHER [#132] that choisingchoosingSPELL [#133] theDET [#134] proportional system in education is really very important part . For example :,PUNCT [#135] in my school I wasVERB:TENSE [#136] educated in theaDET [#137] class of girls . OnlyADV [#138] Only when I was in theDET [#139] 10th classgrade grade gradeNOUN [#140] did didVERB:TENSE [#141] the situation changeschangeVERB:SVA [#142] some girls feelfeltVERB:TENSE [#143] uncomfortable and their behavior became worse thatthanPREP [#144] it was earlier . The next reason isVERB:TENSE [#145] related withtoPREP [#146] theDET [#147] competition between male and female studentsNOUN [#148] . Nowadays , it is not aDET [#149] secret that girls become better in some ways of life than boys . For example , girls move moreADV [#150] attentivlyattentivelySPELL [#151] than boys , they areVERB [#152] ready fortoPART [#153] help in higher waymoreOTHER [#154] . But also not all people agree with this extent . So the competition can givesgiveVERB:FORM [#155] objective results for students , professions and reseavehesresearchersSPELL [#156] . Also it isconstitutesVERB [#157] theDET [#158] reason for self - developingdevelopmentMORPH [#159] . In conclusion , I would like to say that universities make theDET [#160] right choisechoiceSPELL [#161] ,PUNCT [#162] when theyPRON [#163] accept equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#164] of male and female studentsNOUN [#165] in every subject , but it is not availibleavailableSPELL [#166] now , case ofbecauseOTHER [#167] the general population of malemenOTHER [#168] and femalewomenOTHER [#169] is not the same .

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The diagram presents a population of peopleOTHER [#307] 65 and over years old sincefromPREP [#308] 1940 to 2040 in Japan , Sweden and theDET [#309] USA . According to the diagram , a total percentpercentageMORPH [#310] of people 65 and over years old in three countries risenis to riseVERB:FORM [#311] from 5 - 8 % in 1940 to 23 - 27 % in 2040 . The graph also shows that the lowest proportion of population aged 65 and over in USA and Sweden was in 1940 ,PUNCT [#312] while the lowest proportion of population aged 65 and over in Japan remained remained remainedVERB [#313] wasasSPELL [#314] continningcontinuingSPELL [#315] from 1960 to 1987 . Moreover , there are more differences betwenbetweenSPELL [#316] the SwedenSwedishOTHER [#317] and USAAmericanOTHER [#318] line 'slinesNOUN:POSS [#319] behavior and the Japanese line 's behavior than between the lines forOTHER [#320] Sweden and theDET [#321] USA theDET [#322] lines . For example , they have similar periods of rising ( 1940 to 1965 , 1965 to 1985 , 2030 to 2040 ) and similarthe sameOTHER [#323] period of fellingfallingSPELL [#324] ( 1985 to 1990 ) . ThereItPRON [#325] also must be mentioned that Japan wasis expected to beVERB:FORM [#326] on the 3rd place , according to the graph , till 2030 ,PUNCT [#327] when JapaneseADJ [#328] line of JapanOTHER [#329] tookwill takeVERB:TENSE [#330] the theDET [#331] 1st place concerning the percentage of the elderlyOTHER [#332] . The proportion of population aged 65 and over in theDET [#333] USA was the highest in 1940 ,PUNCT [#334] while in 2040 it is expected to beVERB [#335] the lowest . The average proportionpercentageNOUN [#336] of population aged 65 and over in three countries risenis to riseVERB:FORM [#337] from 7 % in 1940 to 25 in 2040 . Thus , the percentpercentageMORPH [#338] of people 65 and over years oldyears old and overWO [#339] hasisVERB:TENSE [#340] rapidlypredictedVERB [#341] increasedto increaseVERB:FORM [#342] rapidlyADV [#343] during the century from 1940 to 2040 .

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Nowadays , in universities a lot of students are studiedstudyVERB:TENSE [#388] . Students , as a rule , do n't like any restrictions for them , because they think that they do n't need itthemPRON [#389] . What about equal numbers of male and female students in every subject ? Should universities do it ? I 'm sure that they do n't do it and there are two main reasons offorPREP [#390] this : an own choice and a problem for universities . The first reason , why universities should not aceptacceptSPELL [#391] equal numbers of male and female students in every subject is that students should domakeVERB [#392] their own choice without any opinions and restrictions . If a student wants to study a subject ,PUNCT [#393] where there is not a place for him or her , so it is aDET [#394] problem . She or he ca n't toVERB:FORM [#395] get a good education , because she or he dondoesVERB [#396] not get a placeplacementMORPH [#397] for studying . For example , last year my brother doddidSPELL [#398] not get a place in subject ,PUNCT [#399] which he wanted to study , and now he dondoesVERB:TENSE [#400] not enjoy studying absolutely . The second reason why I do'notdo n'tOTHER [#401] agree with the topic is that , if universities should accept equal members , so it can make some problems . For instance , there are situations ,PUNCT [#402] when a lot of students want to study one subject , and other small group of students wants to study other subjects , so theDET [#403] problem is how to destingrushdistinguishSPELL [#404] places of subjects equally . It is necessary to understand that it should be fair . To conclude , I believe that universities should not accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject , because students should make their own choice , and this situation should not be a problem for universities .

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The graph gives us information about the amount of the population whichwhoseDET [#405] age is more than 65 years old in the period from 1940 to 2040 in such countries as Japan , Sweden and USA . The main trend for all these countries is that the number of people whoeswhoseSPELL [#406] age is sixty five and over is increasing . Due to predictions , it will reach a peak by 2040 and it will be about 27 % in Japan , 25 % in Sweden and finally about 24 % in the United States of America . From my point of view , the most interesting situation is in Japan . In theDET [#407] 1940 'sNOUN:POSS [#408] there were only five per cent of old people . Then there was a fallingdecreaseNOUN [#409] from 1940 to 1960 . In the period from 1960 to 1985 we can not see any changes . From 1985 to today the proportion of theDET [#410] population of old people is growing . If we look atPREP [#411] the forecast , in the period from 2030 t0toOTHER [#412] 2040 there will be a significant risingincreaseNOUN [#413] . To sum up , we can say that people in thistheseDET [#414] countries become older and in the future there will be lessfewerOTHER [#415] young people and as a result ittherePRON [#416] will be lessfewerADJ [#417] peopleworkersNOUN [#418] who can work in effective way .

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Some people claim that universities should accept equal amountamountsNOUN:NUM [#471] of male and female students in every subject . However , it is antheDET [#472] obvious fact , that there are theDET [#473] opponents of this suggestion . It is a common fact , that pupils after graduation from school are interested in their future professional skills for a good job . TheA biggerOTHER [#474] bigger part of them are going to attend a university for higher education . In addition to the first fact , thereitPRON [#475] should be mentioned that the population of women is bigger than men in general . Of course , there may be some exceptions , but they are not so relevant that it may become possible to ignore this fact . Thirdly , I would like to underline a widespread argument that all people are individuals and only a person can disclose hisdecide for themselves which decide for themselves which of theirOTHER [#476] skills andtheirOTHER [#477] abilities to developVERB [#478] . Additionally , no one can decide what should peoplepeople shouldWO [#479] doVERB [#480] or shouldVERB:TENSE [#481] not do . Fourthly , an ability to participate in this or that studying activity does not depend on the gender . Some girls are more psychologically prepared for men 's kinds of jobs . Moreover , accepting equal numbers of male and female students can be classified as a gender discrimination which is restricted in modern law society . On the other hand , there are some factors that can make people think of this need of such selection of students like bigger popularity of humanitarian courses than technical ones . There is a way oftoPART [#482] solution ofsolveOTHER [#483] such a problem . It would be better to state a strict number of students in general , but not according to their sex . To sum up , I would like to say that I do not agree with people who claim that universities should accept equal number of men and women because of itstheirDET [#484] discriminatory character .

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Modern life seems to be unfair . We still face discrimination between men and femalewomenNOUN [#721] in various spheres : it is particularly true for delete "OTHER [#722] the "PUNCT [#723] education . Although I am convinced that manicindmankindSPELL [#724] can not tolerate withPREP [#725] discrimination between genders , I suppose ,PUNCT [#726] that setting up delete "OTHER [#727] the "PUNCT [#728] equal numbers of male and female studentsNOUN [#729] in every subject is incorrect , because this approach would not take info account some important conditiousconditionsSPELL [#730] and will lead to greater discrimination . Throughout delete "OTHER [#731] the "PUNCT [#732] history there hashaveVERB:SVA [#733] always been some subjects that appealed mostly toPREP [#734] males , while anotherotherDET [#735] disciplines were attractive mainly fortoPREP [#736] females . History shows that ,PUNCT [#737] while menNOUN [#738] thehaveOTHER [#739] men have alwaysOTHER [#740] were involvedbeenVERB [#741] in math or technical disciplines the,OTHER [#742] women arehave beenVERB:TENSE [#743] mostly involved in art . For instance , according to the statistics in saint -OTHER [#744] Saint - PerersburgPetersburgSPELL [#745] , State unuversityuniversitySPELL [#746] on the Programme Engineering faculty , the number of male students in much morehigherADJ [#747] than the number ofOTHER [#748] female student numberstudentsNOUN [#749] . Moreover , this ordertheOTHER [#750] noNoORTH [#751] doubt willthe proposed state of things of things wouldOTHER [#752] be unfair . It would humiliate thantheOTHER [#753] rights of both gender 'sgendersNOUN:POSS [#754] . For instance , if there iswereVERB:TENSE [#755] only two girls whoPRON [#756] would like to goapplyVERB [#757] enterforOTHER [#758] math faculty it meanswould meanVERB:TENSE [#759] that only two boys cancouldVERB:TENSE [#760] learn math despite oneven thoughOTHER [#761] other pretendendspretendersSPELL [#762] desiringwantVERB [#763] to enterstudy atOTHER [#764] this faculty . OtherwiseSimilarlyADV [#765] , if only three boys would decide to enterdecided applyVERB [#766] forPREP [#767] Foreign language department it would mean that only three places would be available for girls in spite of theDET [#768] total number of empty placesvacanciesOTHER [#769] . In conclusion , I believe that we should strugglefightVERB [#770] withagainstPREP [#771] discrimination . Setting upPART [#772] numbers like this is not efficient andorCONJ [#773] unfairfairADJ [#774] .

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According to the chart the population of elderly people in Japan , Sweden and USA has been growing during the period between 1940 toandOTHER [#977] 2040 years . Firstly , it IisSPELL [#978] significant to emphasize ,PUNCT [#979] that the least ammountpercentageNOUN [#980] of people aged 65 and over was in Japan in 1940 . Practically a half more than this we can see in USA . So , theDET [#981] Swedish elderlyNOUN [#982] are just in the middle . Next , it is important to note , that the propotionproportionSPELL [#983] betweenofPREP [#984] elderyelderlySPELL [#985] people in USA and Sweden was increasing slightly till 1990 's , while the feagurefigureSPELL [#986] ,PUNCT [#987] that characterizecharacterisesMORPH [#988] JapaneeseJapaneseSPELL [#989] was decliningdeclinedVERB:TENSE [#990] till 2000 's . Besides , it is obvious ,PUNCT [#991] that near the year of 2010 the population began to rise . At this point the ammountamountSPELL [#992] of old people in Sweden reached a quantitylevelNOUN [#993] of 20 % . Then , we ca n't ignore the fact , that ,PUNCT [#994] according to the predictions ,PUNCT [#995] by the year of 2040 the population of elderyelderlySPELL [#996] people will behave reachedVERB [#997] from 23 % to 27 % . To sum up , it is clear ,PUNCT [#998] that in theDET [#999] featurefutureNOUN [#1000] there will be more people aged 65 and over than ittherePRON [#1001] isareVERB:SVA [#1002] nowadays .

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" Males and females " - is the main topic in our world . Everyone try to find the the differences between two types of human . During the long period people believe that man should has more rights thatthanSPELL [#1071] woman . But now all of as are " the same " . Nowadays we may find the problem of sexes in the job area or professional area . All of us understand that for giving a job you need to have a special education . In our case - it will be the higher education - study at university . So there is an opinion that every faculty should accept equal numbers of females and males . I have totwoSPELL [#1072] arguments . One of thethemPRON [#1073] will be for that idea and the second will be against . As for me , it will be right if women will have the same rights in all of the spheres . I know there is a common opinion that the most amount of men are mathematics and think more logical , among of them there is a plenty of great scientist . But it 's not fair to think so , because women may use information in different way . I mean that women may find truly " new ways " in mens areas . As the example I may name Maria CuriCurieSPELL [#1074] who made a real revolution in science where traditionalytraditionallySPELL [#1075] were occupied only males . The argument against is not very complicated , but strong . I think that universities should n't accept equal numbers in every subject . That 's because men have much possibilities than women . They have another minds and nature . Women body have another musculsmusclesSPELL [#1076] , they are thinerthinnerSPELL [#1077] and their height is not so much . To sum up , it 's important to find yourself but if you are a woman and you want to do the man job no one should'n stop you , and it 's the main . To be equal rights , but not in everything .

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Today there isareVERB:SVA [#1103] a great number of discussions about male / female relationships . One of them is shouldwhetherPREP [#1104] male and female students shouldVERB:TENSE [#1105] work together ,PUNCT [#1106] and even more -,PUNCT [#1107] in equal numbers . Some people lelievebelieveSPELL [#1108] that it 's inappropriate , to make universities accept equal numbers of male / female students , others agree that it will improve theDET [#1109] current situation in education . There exist strong arguments ofonPREP [#1110] both sides of this disscussiondiscussionSPELL [#1111] , which implies that it is worth examining all points of view before reaching any conclusion . First of all , thereitPRON [#1112]⚠️ is a necesitynecessaryOTHER [#1113] to say that one of the advantages of thesethisDET [#1114] typesystemNOUN [#1115] of accepting students is the equallityequalitySPELL [#1116] between men and women . EquallequalSPELL [#1117] numbers mean equallequalSPELL [#1118] opportunities for people , without genderNOUN [#1119] discrimination sexesNOUN [#1120] . Moreover , there isareVERB:SVA [#1121] aDET [#1122] plenty of scientist 'sscientificOTHER [#1123] researchsresearchesSPELL [#1124] convincingconcludingVERB [#1125] that working betweeninPREP [#1126] male and femalemixedOTHER [#1127] groups of peoplemen and womenOTHER [#1128] in equallequalSPELL [#1129] proportions gives aDET [#1130] much more favorbenefitNOUN [#1131] . Also , this type of proportion helps members of eacheitherOTHER [#1132] groupgenderNOUN [#1133] interact with others moreADV [#1134] easily ,PUNCT [#1135] thatthanPREP [#1136] when there is a disproportion . Another point of view is that suchthisOTHER [#1137] type of accepting students is useless and pointless . Supporters claim that such thingapproachNOUN [#1138] can destroy the real competition betweenamongPREP [#1139] students , which is based on knowledge , not on female / malea man whetherOTHER [#1140] you are a manOTHER [#1141] or nota womanOTHER [#1142] . Another drawback of equallequalSPELL [#1143] acceptingadmissionNOUN [#1144] numbers is that it can crushedcrushMORPH [#1145] allthe wholeOTHER [#1146] system of university 'sNOUN:POSS [#1147] academic freedom asPREP [#1148] -theOTHER [#1149] government will givedictateVERB [#1150] concretetheOTHER [#1151] numbers of students ,PUNCT [#1152] who schouldshouldSPELL [#1153] study inatPREP [#1154] universities . And one of the most convincing arguments againtsagainstSPELL [#1155] equallequalSPELL [#1156] proportions betweenofPREP [#1157] male / female students is that there is no anyDET [#1158] correlation or connection between knowledge and which sex do you have . And I amIOTHER [#1159] firmly believe in that . Since the MedievelMedievalSPELL [#1160] times , people fighthave foughtVERB:TENSE [#1161] against discrimination , for moderntheOTHER [#1162] society with equallequalSPELL [#1163] rights for everybody . And for the first time , this meosuremeasureSPELL [#1164] for accepting equallequalSPELL [#1165] numbers of students seems like justice , lutbutSPELL [#1166] it is not aDET [#1167] realreallyMORPH [#1168] suitable criteriacriterionNOUN:NUM [#1169] for competition betweenamongPREP [#1170] students . There is no shame if men are good at law and women inatPREP [#1171] teaching as there is no anyDET [#1172] discrimination between them in case of disproportion . Considering all arguments , it can be concluded that the idea of universities accepting equal number of male / female students is not good ofatOTHER [#1173] all .

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It can not be denied that men in comparison with women have always had more preferable social position forinPREP [#1282] many countries . However , nowadays thatthisDET [#1283] problem does n'tnotCONTR [#1284] seem so crucial any more . It is generally agreed that both men and women have equal rights . That is why , it is declared that equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#1285] of male and female students should be accepted to UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#1286] . But is it really so ? Frankly speaking ,PUNCT [#1287] it seems to me that such anDET [#1288] idea is n'tnotCONTR [#1289] worth doingrelevantOTHER [#1290] as students should be accepted in accordanceaccordingOTHER [#1291] withtoPREP [#1292] their mental abilities , exam results andtalentsOTHER [#1293] personal talantstalentsSPELL [#1294] and capabilitiesOTHER [#1295] . Only in thatthisDET [#1296] case , justice and equality can be reached . Besides , it also must bemust be alsoWO [#1297] pointed out that there is a tendency for both groups to choose particularcertainADJ [#1298] subjects . It is is undeniable that math , physics , engeneeringengineeringSPELL [#1299] are more preferable among boys , while girls are interested in literature , languages , and so on . However , it cacanCONTR [#1300] n'tnotCONTR [#1301] be called an unehiableunreliableSPELL [#1302] rule , and of course , there are a plenty of exceptions . What is more , theDET [#1303] population also need to be taken into account , as in some countries , the number of women prevaileprevailSPELL [#1304] . For instance , in some UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#1305] with technical subjects there areVERB [#1306] only 10 girls and 20 boys in a aDET [#1307] group . Nevertheless , some peopleNOUN [#1308] would say ,PUNCT [#1309] that such aDET [#1310] situation will beisVERB:TENSE [#1311] substantial for people in orderOTHER [#1312] to protect of their rights for getting education , especially for women who still cancan stillWO [#1313] face the problem of discrimination . In conclusion , it should be pointed out that every person has equal rights regardless of sex , social position , money , religion and race . That is why IPRON [#1314] strongly believe that equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#1315] of male and female students does n'tnotCONTR [#1316] seem so vital for realisinghavingVERB [#1317] an opportunity of getting an education . The quantitynumberNOUN [#1318] of students should depend on their knowledge and capabilities andbutCONJ [#1319] not on sex .

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The diagram presents atheDET [#1413] numberpercentageNOUN [#1414] of people afterPREP [#1415] 65 years old in percentage from number of all peopleand overOTHER [#1416] . The indicatorsNOUN [#1417] are devideddividedVERB [#1418] on 3give for the threeOTHER [#1419] groupsforOTHER [#1420] withtheOTHER [#1421] threeOTHER [#1422] countries :-PUNCT [#1423] Japan , Sweden and theDET [#1424] USA , and showsshowVERB:SVA [#1425] changes in the 100 -PUNCT [#1426] year period from 1940 to 2040 . The population aged 65 and over frominPREP [#1427] Japan was only 5 percent in 1940 . Then there was aDET [#1428] slightlyslightMORPH [#1429] decrease for 20 years period and it was aDET [#1430] constant over theOTHER [#1431] next 20 yearsOTHER [#1432] . After 1980 it becomebeganVERB [#1433] to increase slightly . According to the graph theOTHER [#1434] graph this increase will be continued and in 2030 the percentageOTHER [#1435] will go up dramatically to 25 percent . In Sweden the numberportionNOUN [#1436] of elderlyADJ [#1437] people in 1940 was about 7 percent . Between 1940 and 1980 this percentageNOUN [#1438] number was increasingincreasedVERB:TENSE [#1439] . After that there was aDET [#1440] slight fall and thanthenSPELL [#1441] aDET [#1442] sharp rise . The same situation will be between 2010 and 2040 . The numberspercentage percentage numberNOUN [#1443] will reach almost 25 percent . In the USA there were almost 10 percent agedof elderlyOTHER [#1444] people in 1940 . Between 1940 and 1980 it was a little morehigherADJ [#1445] than in Sweden . After 1980 the indicatorsfiguresNOUN [#1446] were stable and after 2020 theyPRON [#1447] will rise to 23 percent in 2040 . To sum up , it can be seen from the graph thatDET [#1448] , the number of people aged 65 and over isVERB:TENSE [#1449] increaseincreasingVERB:FORM [#1450] and will reach the number nearly 25 percent toinPREP [#1451] 2040 in all countries .

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It can be suggested that it is necessary to accept equal amount girls and boys in every subject in the Universities . However , this statementsituationNOUN [#1515] has some advantages and disadvantages . Nowadays , there is no doubt that disadvantages of this statementapproachNOUN [#1516] are less valuableseriousADJ [#1517] than proccessthe achievements it can bringOTHER [#1518] . To begin with , let 's considerOTHER [#1519] the point about discriminationdiscriminatingMORPH [#1520] male andorCONJ [#1521] female students in UniversitetuniversitySPELL [#1522] , if they shoulddo notOTHER [#1523] study every subject in equal numbers . Probably , some of them do not want to study some subject , for example , girls do not prefer physical culture , at the same time , boys are keen on sport more than onPREP [#1524] literature . As a result , there are some problems . One more of the main argument is that studing together can helpVERB [#1525] male and female students can helpOTHER [#1526] to socializedsocializeMORPH [#1527] themsocializeOTHER [#1528] . Besides , it can be seen from the life , that men are good at onesomeDET [#1529] aspects and women are the bestbetterOTHER [#1530] in other questionsissuesNOUN [#1531] . They can help toPREP [#1532] each other to knowlearnVERB [#1533] something significant and usufullusefulSPELL [#1534] , because nobody knows alleverythingPRON [#1535] in this life . However? ? ?OTHER [#1536] , ifPREP [#1537] if wasthere wereOTHER [#1538] equal amountnumbersNOUN [#1539] of male and female students , ittheyPRON [#1540]⚠️ caneasilyOTHER [#1541] easyeasilyMORPH [#1542] toVERB:FORM [#1543] work in parepairsNOUN [#1544] . UnfortunatellyUnfortunatelySPELL [#1545] , not all students areVERB:TENSE [#1546] prefer to work such inOTHER [#1547] such aDET [#1548] way . Usually it is more pleasant for girls to communicate with the same categorygenderNOUN [#1549] , because they have the same hobbies . More than that , usually malemenOTHER [#1550] and femalewomenOTHER [#1551] can embrassedembarrassVERB [#1552] each other and it also can beVERB [#1553] a problem , if theretheirDET [#1554] numbersNOUN [#1555] are not the same numbers of men and womenOTHER [#1556] . To sum up , it can be concluded , that theunequalOTHER [#1557] discriminationnumbersNOUN [#1558] toofPREP [#1559] all students in groups to the equalmale and femaleOTHER [#1560] amountstudentsNOUN [#1561] can break their writscause discriminationOTHER [#1562] . HoweverBesidesADV [#1563] , there are more advantages ofinPREP [#1564] this approach ,OTHER [#1565] and it is possible to create some programmsprogrammesSPELL [#1566] in universities with equal numbers of students of eitherOTHER [#1567] UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#1568] .

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In theDET [#1640] 21st centarycenturySPELL [#1641] women 's rights are practically the similarsameADJ [#1642] withasPREP [#1643] men 's rights . Women can vote and be votedelectedVERB [#1644] , teach and work in international corporations , do business and play sports and even goserveVERB [#1645] toinPREP [#1646] the army in some countries . I believe that all humanshumanMORPH [#1647] beingsNOUN [#1648] should have the same rights without ananyDET [#1649] exception offorPREP [#1650] university subjects . To my mind , there is no faculty where women ca n't study at all , but I pretendcontendVERB [#1651] that both malegirlsOTHER [#1652] and femaleboysOTHER [#1653] must have the similarsameADJ [#1654] chances to pass theDET [#1655] exams and goenrollVERB [#1656] toatPREP [#1657] the university . This system works in Russia . Teenagers pass their exams and aDET [#1658] university comparecomparesVERB:SVA [#1659] their results independentlyregardlessADV [#1660] of the sexgenderNOUN [#1661] of personan an applicantOTHER [#1662] . The system when there are strictly half ofPREP [#1663] men and half ofPREP [#1664] women oninPREP [#1665] each subject ca n't be honest because of the proportion of the two gendersOTHER [#1666] . For example , in Sweden there are 60 % girls and 40 % boys . Using this system boys have more complicateda tougherOTHER [#1667] competition than girls . The second argument against equal number is historical examples . Men werehave always beenOTHER [#1668] more successful than women in all spheres forinPREP [#1669] all the countries . It is not a not a not aOTHER [#1670] uninversaleuniversalSPELL [#1671] process : there are some exceptions and examples such as Nefertiti , TatcherThatcherSPELL [#1672] oforSPELL [#1673] HewstonHoustonSPELL [#1674] , but in general men are more talented chairmen , doctors , cookers , presidents and sportmensportsmenSPELL [#1675] . So , when there is an equal number of male and female students some men ,have competedOTHER [#1676] whohaveOTHER [#1677] completedcompetedVERB [#1678] only with theboysOTHER [#1679] boys ,PUNCT [#1680] wo n't havegetVERB [#1681] an educationeducationalMORPH [#1682] degreeNOUN [#1683] even ifPREP [#1684] hetheyPRON [#1685] isareVERB:SVA [#1686] stronger in some sphere than theOTHER [#1687] girlgirlsNOUN:NUM [#1688] . I suppose that similar rights is one of the busicalbasicSPELL [#1689] rules of modern world , but there is no chance topeople will everOTHER [#1690] realizerealiseMORPH [#1691] theDET [#1692] system of equal numbers ofOTHER [#1693] male and female students only because it is dishonest .Тимофеева СOTHER [#1694]

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SugestedThe givenOTHER [#1704] chart below gives toPREP [#1705] us innformationinformationSPELL [#1706] about the proportion of the population aged 65 and oveoverSPELL [#1707] between 1940 and 2040 in theDET [#1708] USA , JapanJapan ,WO [#1709] and Sweden . First of all , populationthe percentageOTHER [#1710] of this peoplecategoryNOUN [#1711] in Japan was the mosttheOTHER [#1712] littlelowestADJ [#1713] from 1940 to 2030 . From 1940 to 2000 the populationpeopleOTHER [#1714] aged 65 and over wasmade upVERB [#1715] about fifefiveSPELL [#1716] percent .of five Japanese populationOTHER [#1717] In 2040 this populationage groupNOUN [#1718] in Japan will be bigerbiggerMORPH [#1719] and willVERB:TENSE [#1720] consist of more than twenty fife percentspercentNOUN [#1721] .PUNCT [#1722] AmericansAmericanMORPH [#1723] citizens aged 65 and over were theDET [#1724] the biger number of peoplebiggest portionOTHER [#1725] from 1940 to 1998 . In 1940 it was 10 percent and in 1999 it was 14OTHER [#1726] percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#1727] .PUNCT [#1728] After 2000 , linethe percentageOTHER [#1729] of this americanAmericanORTH [#1730] population aresectorOTHER [#1731] increasingincreasedVERB:FORM [#1732] . IInSPELL [#1733] 2040 it willVERB:TENSE [#1734] consist of 23 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#1735] of allthe wholeOTHER [#1736] population . WhithwithSPELL [#1737] the help of this , we can say , that borningburningSPELL [#1738] in the the USA was feeling all the time . The Sweden proportion of the population aged 65 and over hashadVERB:TENSE [#1739] a lot of feeliningfallsNOUN [#1740] and increasing .increasesOTHER [#1741] In 1940 this propotionproportionSPELL [#1742] was 5 percent fromofPREP [#1743] all population , and thisItPRON [#1744]⚠️ was increasingincreasedVERB:TENSE [#1745] to 20 percent in 2015 . After this , the line of proportion was feelingis expected to fallVERB [#1746] to 17 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#1747] in 2030 , and after this inereasingthat to to increaseOTHER [#1748] to 25 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#1749] in 2040 . As aresulta resultORTH [#1750] ,PUNCT [#1751] we can name the same dinamicdynamicsSPELL [#1752] of increasing theDET [#1753] proportion of the population aged 65 and over in thistheseDET [#1754] countries . This graph shows us ,PUNCT [#1755] that a in future about aOTHER [#1756] qualerquarterSPELL [#1757] of the population iswill be beVERB:TENSE [#1758] old people ,PUNCT [#1759] and borningburningSPELL [#1760] was declingdecliningSPELL [#1761] or level of life in this countries was increasing .

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There is anDET [#1762] opinion , that universities should have anDET [#1763] equal amountnumberNOUN [#1764] of male and female students in every subject in theDET [#1765] society . I disagree whithwithSPELL [#1766] this position . Firstly , it isVERB [#1767] good to say , that there are subjects , which are preferedpreferredVERB:INFL [#1768] only by boys or girls inatPREP [#1769] universities . For example , on lowa lawOTHER [#1770] faculty , only girls like family law , and it is imposibleimpossibleSPELL [#1771] to have equal numbers of male and female studentsNOUN [#1772] on this subject . Secondly , to my mind , theDET [#1773] level of education doestndoesSPELL [#1774] n'tCONTR [#1775] depend fromonPREP [#1776] theDET [#1777] equal amountnumberNOUN [#1778] of boys and girls . There are no logical opinions , how it depends fromonPREP [#1779] it . Another people suposesupposeSPELL [#1780] , thetthatSPELL [#1781] it can help us to go from one step of our socializing : communication with girls and boys , whatthatPRON [#1782] will help us in our future . I think it is wrong . We have got oppotunitiesopportunitiesSPELL [#1783] to communicate with male or female studentsNOUN [#1784] in our childhood ( school etc . ) . University is a proffesionalprofessionalSPELL [#1785] level of our education and we should should study hard , and nothing cacanCONTR [#1786] n'tnotCONTR [#1787] change it . Moreover , we have aDET [#1788] briliantbrilliantSPELL [#1789] example , when in warmilitaryOTHER [#1790] universities study only boys , and they have anDET [#1791] awersomeawesomeSPELL [#1792] education after theDET [#1793] university in Russia . Of course , boys like to beVERB:TENSE [#1794] situatesituatedVERB:FORM [#1795] with girls , but this is not for education . MalemaleORTH [#1796] and female studentsNOUN [#1797] can communicate with each otheotherSPELL [#1798] after their studingstudyingSPELL [#1799] . In conclusion , it will be good toforPREP [#1800] all , that if male studentsNOUN [#1801] stadystudySPELL [#1802] withoutstudyOTHER [#1803] female onesNOUN [#1804] , theDET [#1805] level of education will not diclinedeclineSPELL [#1806] . There are a lot of wrong opinionopinionsNOUN:NUM [#1807] about the universities 'OTHER [#1808] universities'esuniversitiesOTHER [#1809] education in society , and this theory is one of them .

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Have you ever noticed the number of men and women around youPRON [#1825]⚠️ in the university ? Not so many people give the right answer fortoPREP [#1826] this question . But some personspeopleNOUN [#1827] considerbelieveVERB [#1828] that theeducationalOTHER [#1829] institutesinstitutionsMORPH [#1830] should accept the equal amountnumbersNOUN [#1831] of girls and boys in every faculty . They believe it to be more effective for educational process . But is it really so ? Of course , there is theaDET [#1832] huge number of people who are against this statement . First of all , it should be noticed that all statutes of the international law prohibit theanyDET [#1833] discrimination in this sphere . Secondly , there are a lot of subjectsareasNOUN [#1834] which demandgiveVERB [#1835] onlypreference toOTHER [#1836] female or onlyADJ [#1837] male studentsNOUN [#1838] ( for example : nursurynursingSPELL [#1839] , some kindsfieldsNOUN [#1840] of medicine and policypoliticsNOUN [#1841] ) . It 's really important to takeacceptVERB [#1842] only girls or boys there because of the specific requarementsrequirementsSPELL [#1843] ( mental or phychologicalpsychologicalSPELL [#1844] characteristics ,PUNCT [#1845] for instanseinstanceSPELL [#1846] ) . It is impossible to imagine a girl who drives a train or a huge submarine . That 's why these facultydepartmentsNOUN [#1847] accept only male studentsNOUN [#1848] . But ,PUNCT [#1849] on the other hand ,PUNCT [#1850] there are a lot of subjects which suitare suitableOTHER [#1851] for bothDET [#1852] girls and boys bothlaw universitiesOTHER [#1853] : jurisprudencelawNOUN [#1854] , economicsNOUN [#1855] , politicsNOUN [#1856] and so on in theothers ,OTHER [#1857] universities . And , of course , it is really interesting and easy thenwhenADV [#1858] the amountnumbersNOUN [#1859] of male andOTHER [#1860] male andCONJ [#1861] female issudents areOTHER [#1862] equal . For example , my group has 12 boys and 12 girls - it is very convinientconvenientSPELL [#1863] for some teachers to makedivideVERB [#1864] us tointoPREP [#1865] different small groups for pojectsprojectsSPELL [#1866] or tests and so on . To sum it up ,PUNCT [#1867] I can say that I completely agree with the statement that theDET [#1868] universities should not accept the strongrigidlyADV [#1869] established member of students ( equal amountnumbersNOUN [#1870] of male and female ) . It should be resolved occasionally !when necessary Тимофеева СOTHER [#1871]

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The graph illustrates the amountpercentageNOUN [#1872] of people aged 65 and underPREP [#1873] over inPREP [#1874] the period of 100 years between 1940 and 2040 . The countries of observation are Japan , Sweden and the USA . In the 19401940 theWO [#1875] percentage of theDET [#1876] population aged 65 and over was the highest in Japan , then goescameVERB [#1877] Sweden and the United States . Then population in Japan and Sweden increased slightly up to 10 % in 1962 and after thatDET [#1878] to 15 % in 1982 . After that numbersthe the proportionOTHER [#1879] of Japan started to decline slowly . However , they are supposedexpectedVERB [#1880] to rise rapidly after 2020 . NotisableapparentlyADV [#1881] , in the USA theDET [#1882] population of people aged 65 and over was declining between 1940 and 1990 . whenThenADV [#1883] it started to grow In the 2030 it 's predicted to beOTHER [#1884] an enormous rise is predictedVERB [#1885] in the elderlyOTHER [#1886] population in America whereADV [#1887] whichitPRON [#1888]⚠️ will reach a pearpeakNOUN [#1889] of about 27 % in 2040 . Overall , the graph shows that in theDET [#1890] past population of 65 and over was fluctuating but in aboutbyOTHER [#1891] 2030 numbersits its percentagesOTHER [#1892] ofinPREP [#1893] these countries are considered to go up sharply .

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{"id": 81}
The amountnumberNOUN [#2075] of elderly people living in Japan , Sweden and the USA induringPREP [#2076] different years is given oninPREP [#2077] the data presented . The first feature which can be clearly seenseen clearlyWO [#2078] is that the percentage of humans over 65 years is growing rapidly in all of these states . Probably , such scientists ' predictions will not becomeVERB [#2079] realizedtrueOTHER [#2080] because the previous years trends indicate another tendencies . According to theDET [#2081] researchesresearchersMORPH [#2082] , the proportions of elderly people in population arewill beVERB:TENSE [#2083] much moreADJ [#2084] higerhigherSPELL [#2085] in comparison with 2020 or earlier trends ( about 25 % in 2030 and 5 - 15 % in 2000 respectively ) . AnalizingAnalyzingSPELL [#2086] the information shown , it should be mentioned alsoalso be mentionedWO [#2087] that in the USA and Sweden there waswill beVERB:TENSE [#2088] aanDET [#2089] upwordupwardSPELL [#2090] trend in theDET [#2091] percentage of people whichwhoPRON [#2092] are 65 years old and over from 1940 to 2040 . As for Japan , some fluctuations can be observed on the graph . There was a decline from 1940 to 1960 , but a risingriseMORPH [#2093] ofinPREP [#2094] theDET [#2095] level of elderly people can be seen from 1980 to 2040 . Japan is assumedexpectedVERB [#2096] to be a leader in such percentage after 2030 year .

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{"id": 83}
The line graph analyzesshowsVERB [#2128] information about changes in the proportion of population aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 in three different countries . These counties are Japan , Sweden and the USA . According to the graph ittherePRON [#2129] will be a great rise in the proportion of people aged 65 and over in Japan from 10 % in 2020 to 27 % in 2040 . But before it there will be no anyDET [#2130] significant changes since the percentage of people aged 65 and over has the tendency to be about 5 - 10 % . As for the USA and Sweden the proportion of 65 years old population is flunctuatiryfluctuatingSPELL [#2131] during the allwholeOTHER [#2132] period of time . Both the USA and Sweden will reach the top in the percentage of population aged 65 and over in 2040 . It will be about 25 % . To sum it up , the most significant chaeyeschangesSPELL [#2133] iswill beVERB:TENSE [#2134] in Japan .

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It has been suggested , that it would be better , if male and female students should bewereVERB:TENSE [#2199] separated by equal numbers for every subject . I strongly agree with this idea , but in some cases it could not be acceptable . First of all , a lot of scientific researchersresearchesMORPH [#2200] in the sphere of man and women phichologypsychologySPELL [#2201] exist , which prove the the fact of different understanding the same situations between mailmaleNOUN [#2202] and female . Female can see some detalesdetailsSPELL [#2203] , that are hidden from males ' eye ; but women , as a rule , are too emotional , that does not allow them to analizeanalyzeSPELL [#2204] particular situations . Men in this matter are more sutablesuitableSPELL [#2205] . Thus , the balance of male and female for every subject helps to find different points of view , and discuss the problem " from all sides " . Opposite , bodysphysical abilitiesOTHER [#2206] of man and women differ from each other , men , as usual , are more phisicallyphysicallySPELL [#2207] developed , that gives himthemPRON [#2208] an opportunity to do things ,PUNCT [#2209] which could not be done by women . So , according toPREP [#2210] that , it is not compulsory to accept equal number of male and female students for subjects connecting with using a power . Therefore , the idea of acceptionacceptingSPELL [#2211] equal number of male and female students is rather new and interesting , moreover ,PUNCT [#2212] it has a practical benefit in some cases . I think , that it will be great if this strategy wereisVERB:TENSE [#2213] used by universities and schools , because it could rasriseSPELL [#2214] an importantimportanceMORPH [#2215] ofinPREP [#2216] education sistemsystemSPELL [#2217] and help to rise it for higher level . But unfortunately , I guess , it would be too hard to use it in real life by the spestorspectrumNOUN [#2218] of reasons .

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The graph presents data about theDET [#2219] proportion of population aged 65 and over in Japan , Sweden and the USA from 1940 to 2040 . To start with , in the first 50 years ( from 1940 to 1990 ) the changes ofinPREP [#2220] thistheseDET [#2221] proportions were rather similar in the USA and Sweden ( both of them increased ontoPREP [#2222] =aroundOTHER [#2223] 7 % ) , while the same propotionproportionSPELL [#2224] in Japan fell ( from 5 % to 2,5 % ) . After that the percentage had variousand is predicted to have differentOTHER [#2225] developmentgrowthNOUN [#2226] in the allthreeDET [#2227] countries . As it is presented in the graph , there were no serious changes in the USA and this proportionpopulation sectorNOUN [#2228] developpedincreasedVERB [#2229] ontoPREP [#2230] the ragerateNOUN [#2231] of 15 % . Also , according to this comparisonWHENOTHER [#2232] , the? ThePUNCT [#2233] situation haschanges alsoOTHER [#2234] changedchangesVERB:FORM [#2235] in SwedenOTHER [#2236] . For instance , there was a growth to 20 % in 2010 and a slight decrease to 18 % is expectedVERB [#2237] in 2020 . However , the amountpercentageNOUN [#2238] of peopleNOUN [#2239] 65 and over years oldyears old and overWO [#2240] peopleNOUN [#2241] has risen in Japan since 1990 . Taking alleverythingPRON [#2242]⚠️ into account , despite the fact that all countries have developpeddevelopedSPELL [#2243] differently thetheyPRON [#2244] have one similar tendency : ittherePRON [#2245]⚠️ is a sudden growth ofinPREP [#2246] this proportion expectedVERB [#2247] in every country since 2030 .

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In today 's world the problem of equaltyequalitySPELL [#2248] of men and women in every subject in the university is rather topical . There are several opinions on this issue . On the one hand , it is believed that there is no matterpointNOUN [#2249] in acceptance of suchthisOTHER [#2250] kind of equality . On the other hand , it is considered that these changes should be obligataryobligatorySPELL [#2251] accepted . To begin with , I am in favour of such aDET [#2252] point of view that there is no neccesity in theOTHER [#2253] establishing ofPREP [#2254] thistheseDET [#2255] rules . Firstly , every knowledge and skills are developpeddevelopedSPELL [#2256] by everyone individually withoughtwithoutSPELL [#2257] separation inonPREP [#2258] the basebasisMORPH [#2259] of gender . What I mean is that there is no difference if you are a man or a woman ,-PUNCT [#2260] your self development will be formed according to your individual features . For instance , professor A. Grigoriev has written in his book " Differences in development according to the sex " , that there are obvious differences between men 's and women 's development but it may be caused only by their attitude . Taking it into account , it will be a wrongful decision , if it is decided to organise such equaltyequalitySPELL [#2261] . One more example of the wrongfulness of this position is an interview which was published in October in 2012 in the newspaper " ComsomolskayaKomsomolskayaSPELL [#2262] Pravda " . According to this social interview , there were formed different classificationclassificationsNOUN:NUM [#2263] of fields in which male and female are interested . For example , manmenNOUN:NUM [#2264] are interested in hunting or cars ' repairing and women are interested in cooking and teaching , SosoORTH [#2265] , theDET [#2266] establishing such equalities in universities will not give an opportunity to a huge amountnumberNOUN [#2267] of people to do the things they want to do . However , there are people who oppeseopposeSPELL [#2268] this opinion . Such people are usually try to fight for the rights of theaDET [#2269] certain gender . Unfortunately , in this fight they sometimes forget that their ideas can be rather stupid , unneccessaryunnecessarySPELL [#2270] andorCONJ [#2271] unnormalabnormalSPELL [#2272] . Although it is very sagnificantsignificantSPELL [#2273] to defendedefendSPELL [#2274] your rights , such type of changes in universities are unnecessary . According to the statisticstatisticsNOUN:NUM [#2275] presented by ITMO , whoaPRON [#2276]⚠️ hashad such a people at hadOTHER [#2277] such situation on the faculty of economics a lot of peopleOTHER [#2278] lost their study places due to this experiment and as a resultedresultMORPH [#2279] only few students who studied in these groups were satisfied with such situation . In conclusion , to my mind makingcreatingVERB [#2280] such equality will be a wrongful decision because thereitPRON [#2281]⚠️ isdoesVERB [#2282] nonotOTHER [#2283] matter whether you are male oforSPELL [#2284] female , a university should educateprovideVERB [#2285] you with educationOTHER [#2286] withoughwithoutSPELL [#2287] suchintroducingOTHER [#2288] anyDET [#2289] separationsegregationNOUN [#2290] . However , this topic is still very controversial .

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{"id": 91}
The presented table illustrates how many people work in different spheres of economy ( hotel and catering , building , technology , education ) in the UK . The table includes information for two years : 1998 and 2006 . According to the data , the number of people engaged in each sector , hashadVERB:TENSE [#2291] experienced a noticeable change sincefromPREP [#2292] 1998 to 2006OTHER [#2293] . In 1998 far more people infromPREP [#2294] each age group worked in building businesses OR the sphere ofOTHER [#2295] building . The most dramatic was the change forinPREP [#2296] technology - we can see that jobs in this sphere arewereVERB:TENSE [#2297] much more popular nowin 2006OTHER [#2298] . In the age group 18 - 25 35 times moreas manyOTHER [#2299] people workworkedVERB:TENSE [#2300] in technology nowin 2006OTHER [#2301] . For technology two groups of middle - aged people arewereVERB:TENSE [#2302] approximately 7 and 13 times respectively biggerasOTHER [#2303] nowasADV [#2304] comparedlargeOTHER [#2305] toinPREP [#2306] the2006DET [#2307] dataasOTHER [#2308] ofinPREP [#2309] 1998 . Trends for hotel and catering and education are more steady , although we can also see some fluctuations . A closer look at the table reveals that the trends for different age groups arewereVERB:TENSE [#2310] not always similar in ...OTHER [#2311] . In each sector far lessfewerADJ [#2312] people after 50 havehadVERB:TENSE [#2313] an intention to change the sphere whereofOTHER [#2314] theytheirDET [#2315] work . To sum up , there have been certain changes in the numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#2316] of people working in different sectors . The most dramatic changes wePRON [#2317]⚠️ can seebe seenVERB:TENSE [#2318] in the technology sector , although each sector hashadVERB:TENSE [#2319] experienced changes . Different age groups preferpreferredVERB:TENSE [#2320] different occupations .

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There has always existed a discussion about the most suitable age when children should start learning foreign languages . Some people think children should be taught foreignADJ [#2321] languages as early as possible while others believe it 's much better to start not earlierADV [#2322] atthan inPREP [#2323] theirDET [#2324] secondary school . On the one hand , we have aDET [#2325] scientific evidence that children are able to memorize large amounts of information bettereasierADV [#2326] in their early ages . What is more , children who were taught foreign languages when they were little , did( afterwards ) spokeOTHER [#2327] itthemPRON [#2328]⚠️ more naturally . For instance , people who have parents speaking different languages make nolessOTHER [#2329] effort when they learn two or three languages . As a result , such people can have a good command of several languages . On the other hand , some people claim that children have atheDET [#2330] right simply toto simplyWO [#2331] haveenjoyVERB [#2332] their childhood . That means that grown - ups should n't overload little children with information . Children should play games and enjoy their age . Besides , children can not make a wise decision about which languages they wantwould likeVERB [#2333] to learn . Parents make such decision for them thinking that a language they have chosen for their child will be useful for him or her OR themOTHER [#2334] in the future . From my point of view , this is not fair . Personally , I tend to believe that children should start learning foreign languages when they are old enough fortoPART [#2335] decidingdecideVERB:FORM [#2336] for themselves which languages they really need and what to learn . That is why I think it 's not an advantage to start as early as possible . To conclude , children can start learning foreign languages in their early agesageNOUN:NUM [#2337] if they want ittoOTHER [#2338] . Nevertheless , parents should not decide for their children .

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It is sometimes argued thatwhetherPREP [#2373] children should begin learning foreign language in primary school or inPREP [#2374] secondary school . I can not completely agree or disagree with eacheitherDET [#2375] opinion and IPRON [#2376]⚠️ believe that all of them have some advantages and disadvantages . The argument in favor of the opinion that for children itPRON [#2377] is better to learn language at earlyOTHER [#2378] inanSPELL [#2379] early agesageNOUN:NUM [#2380] would be that inatPREP [#2381] this age theytheirDET [#2382] memory is openedopenMORPH [#2383] fortoPREP [#2384] new information . Children inatPREP [#2385] early agesageNOUN:NUM [#2386] tooktakeVERB:TENSE [#2387] information better than when thetheyPRON [#2388] become older . Also , I strongly stick to the view that when theaDET [#2389] child grows up in the atmosphere where people speak foreignseveralADJ [#2390] languagelanguagesNOUN:NUM [#2391] / more than one L1OTHER [#2392] they will easily remember new words and understand itstheirDET [#2393] meaningmeaningsNOUN:NUM [#2394] . Nevertheless , there can be some situations when children do not understand the importance of such learning and in this case it can be a can of worms . Some people would not agree with this opinion , though . They back upOR supportOTHER [#2395] the idea that when children become older they clearly understand what they want and tend tochase OR go forOTHER [#2396] their desires directly . However , inatPREP [#2397] this age some children have problems with speaking and can not gogetVERB [#2398] throughoverPREP [#2399] limits and certainADJ [#2400] bariersbarriersSPELL [#2401] . I believe that more often such problems connectare connectedVERB:TENSE [#2402] with psychology and with theOTHER [#2403] attitude of aDET [#2404] child to people around them and to lifeNOUN [#2405] in aDET [#2406] whole . To sum up I am convinced that advantages and disadvantages of learning aDET [#2407] foreign languagelanguagesNOUN:NUM [#2408] in primary school do n't outweigh themtheSPELL [#2409] ones of doing itOTHER [#2410] in secondary school . It is a parents business to decide when they should enablelet ( OR make ) their childrenOTHER [#2411] their children to learn foreign language .

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Every parent at the current moment has realizingrealisesVERB [#2476] that the competition for a future job isVERB:TENSE [#2477] is increasinggettingVERB [#2478] significantly ,harder ;OTHER [#2479] this reason bringsinducesVERB [#2480] the parent to think ofPREP [#2481] astheOTHER [#2482] best asPREP [#2483] possible wayNOUN [#2484] to prepareprovideVERB [#2485] their children with the best skillskillsNOUN:NUM [#2486] to compete in futureOTHER [#2487] for a successful job aOTHER [#2488] successful job . OnOneSPELL [#2489] of the most important things that should be preparedthought of / studiedOTHER [#2490] is theaDET [#2491] foreign language . It 's good , if a child can speak a foreign language , because it will be a beneficial skill for him to apply inPREP [#2492] a future job in outside his home country . Some experts consider that teaching a foreign language fortoPREP [#2493] children atinPREP [#2494] primary school is better than doing it in secondary schoolNOUN [#2495] . However , in my opinion , there are advantages andOTHER [#2496] disadvantages ,PUNCT [#2497] as well as advantages in itOTHER [#2498] . Firstly , primary school is theaDET [#2499] place for children to develop their charactercharactersNOUN:NUM [#2500] . As we know , that the firstmainADJ [#2501] duty of a primary school is building character , not skills . At this age , the children areVERB:TENSE [#2502] still need a lot of time to play and they should use their time in primary school for it . So , they should n't study a difficult subject . However , IPRON [#2503]⚠️ basedcan sayVERB [#2504] onfromPREP [#2505] my own experience ,thatOTHER [#2506] studying a foreign language such as English isVERB:TENSE [#2507] really pressuringpressuresVERB:FORM [#2508] my brain , I have to think about difficult materialsOTHER [#2509] and remember hard aboutOTHER [#2510] thethemPRON [#2511]⚠️ materialsNOUN [#2512] . In oppositeon the contraryOTHER [#2513] , the children in secondary school are havinghaveVERB:TENSE [#2514] stronger capacity and mentalitymental potentialOTHER [#2515] to study a hard subject like English . At secondary school , teaahersteachersSPELL [#2516] notdo do n'tOTHER [#2517] need to focus on theDET [#2518] character building anymore , they couldcanVERB:TENSE [#2519] push the student to study onPREP [#2520] a more difficult subject than in primary school , because , at this age the student haveVERB [#2521] already goodhas a sufficientOTHER [#2522] brain capacity to study aDET [#2523] subject like English . In conclusion , I think that preparingprovidingVERB [#2524] theDET [#2525] children aboutwithPREP [#2526] foreign language skillskillsNOUN:NUM [#2527] as soon as possible is a good decision , but we have to look at whether whetherPREP [#2528] are children ready or notor not children are readyWO [#2529] for it . So , in my opinionOTHER [#2530] , teaching aDET [#2531] foreign language fortoPREP [#2532] children at primary school is not a good choice , however , teaching foreign language at secondary school is the best policy .

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The betterbestADJ [#2573] age for children to begin to study foreign languages has been argued for many years . Some people believe that it is worthysuitableADJ [#2574] to start earlier ,PUNCT [#2575] at primary school . However , others argue that beginning to learn other languages at secondary school is aDET [#2576] better decision . So , this issue is going to be discussed underneath . It is generally believed that the knowledge we haveVERB:TENSE [#2577] got in theourDET [#2578] childhood is better rememberedremembered betterWO [#2579] . The same thing can be said about /OTHER [#2580] is withtrue forOTHER [#2581] languages . At theDET [#2582] primary school it is easier to learn something new . Moreover , organism ofchildren 'sOTHER [#2583] kidschildrenNOUN [#2584] is more flexible and they can be learnedlearnVERB:TENSE [#2585] the right accent and grammar faster than elderolderADJ [#2586] people . For instance , scientists haveVERB:TENSE [#2587] proved that children under the age of 12 can be taught almost everything because of the qualitiesOTHER [#2588] of their minds . Furthermore , if a foreign a foreignOTHER [#2589] language has beenwasVERB:TENSE [#2590] learned before 12 years old , the manpersonNOUN [#2591] can become bilingual personNOUN [#2592] . Nevertheless , some people consider thatPREP [#2593] it isto beVERB:FORM [#2594] better to begin leaning aDET [#2595] foreign language at secondary school rather than at theDET [#2596] primary school . They suppose that a child should learn his or her own language wellproperlyADV [#2597] before commencingbeginning / startingOTHER [#2598] to be taught toPREP [#2599] other languages . What is more , they think that two or more languages can mix upPART [#2600] in the mind ,PUNCT [#2601] whatwhichPRON [#2602] causescan causeVERB:TENSE [#2603] theaDET [#2604] trauma for a child . However , languages present cultures . So , the child who started to learn aDET [#2605] foreign language earlier can be considered as a broadOTHER [#2606] broadenbroadMORPH [#2607] - minded personNOUN [#2608] . As a result ,PUNCT [#2609] these children have better communicativecommunicationMORPH [#2610] skills . To sum up , I would like to say : " So many men , so many minds " . Parents should decide what is more convenient for their child and when he or she should be taught foreign languagelanguagesNOUN:NUM [#2611] . However , personally , I suppose that it is better to begin learning foreignADJ [#2612] languages as earlierearlyMORPH [#2613] as possible , for example , at the primary school levelNOUN [#2614] . To my mind , under these conditions children better understandunderstand betterWO [#2615] the sensefeaturesNOUN [#2616] of featuresNOUN [#2617] language andthe languageOTHER [#2618] even the culture of the theDET [#2619] country where people speak it .

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Nowadays there is a common tendency to learn foreign languages in all over the world . So there is an actual question among parents whether to startletVERB [#2675] their children studystart studyingVERB:TENSE [#2676] new languages at primary school or toVERB:FORM [#2677] do it when they get biggerolderADJ [#2678] and go to theDET [#2679] secondary school ? I think that the most effectiverightestOTHER [#2680] variant is to begin learning foreign languages at primary school . Firstly , younger children have better mental activity than older ones . It explainscan be is explainedVERB:TENSE [#2681] by the fact that the older you become the more information you have to get . At primary school there is no need to explore so much information as it is donehas to be exploredVERB [#2682] at secondary school . Secondly , children at primary school have less problems than people in secondary school . It is possible to say that their main problem is education . But people who study at secondary school have a wide range of additional problems like relations with their parents , girlfriends or boyfriends , job and so on . So this fact allows usPRON [#2683] to say that at primary school it is easier to focus on the learning of a foreign language . But some people think that it is better to start learning new language at secondary school . Their main argument is that children at primary school can not understand the importance of what they do . They do it just because their parents or teachers told them toPREP [#2684] . But when children become older they beganbeginVERB:TENSE [#2685] to understand the importance of knowledge of aDET [#2686] new language . And at this time enthusiasm appears in their hearts and they begin to study language not for marks but for their future . All in all , we all should understand that it is important to study new languages . And doing it at primary school is much more effective than doing it at secondary school when people get older .

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{"id": 105}
The table illustrates the situation onwithPREP [#2687] theDET [#2688] most neededwantedADJ [#2689] parts of job market . First of all , let usPRON [#2690] take a look on atheDET [#2691] situation in theDET [#2692] sector of hotel and catering ,PUNCT [#2693] we can see a tendency of downworddownwardSPELL [#2694] interestsinterestNOUN:NUM [#2695] of younger people agedVERB [#2696] 18 - 25 in this sphere . in other agesage groupsNOUN [#2697] the levelquantityNOUN [#2698] of workers is gradually growingOTHER [#2699] from 26 to 65 years old is gradually growingin this sphereOTHER [#2700] . In building sector we can see thatPREP [#2701] the number of interested people are plummefedplummetedVERB [#2702] - in 1998 the amount of people from 26 -toOTHER [#2703] 35 , who were involved in building was 79607 and in 2006 it becomesbecameVERB:TENSE [#2704] 46409 and we can notice this situation inconcerningPREP [#2705] every age . Thirdly ,PUNCT [#2706] in technology we can see an extremelyextremeMORPH [#2707] increasing ofPREP [#2708] the level of people that working in thatDET [#2709] areasareaNOUN:NUM [#2710] was; it it hadOTHER [#2711] growinggrownVERB:FORM [#2712] over 70 percent -wasOTHER [#2713] 454375 people from 26 to 35 , 193520 people from 56 to 65 and ofcourseof courseORTH [#2714] the number ofOTHER [#2715] young people -wasOTHER [#2716] 187600 . In education sectorNOUN [#2717] we see anDET [#2718] absolutely different situation from technology part ,;PUNCT [#2719] the level of people who arewereVERB:TENSE [#2720] interested in education iswasVERB:TENSE [#2721] graduallygradualMORPH [#2722] , butOTHER [#2723] tall , only the level of teachers from 26 to 35 years old arewasVERB:TENSE [#2724] in approximately the sameOTHER [#2725] level . In conclusion I wantwould likeVERB [#2726] to summarize some tendencies . Firstly , the most interestingpopularADJ [#2727] sector in 2006 iswasVERB:TENSE [#2728] technology , there we can see an extremelyextremeMORPH [#2729] growinggrowth of the number of workers at the ,OTHER [#2730] by contrast ,PUNCT [#2731] the most uniterestedunpopularADJ [#2732] sector whichDET [#2733] is building . In sectors hotel & cateringofOTHER [#2734] and education the amount of workers arewasVERB:TENSE [#2735] fluetuafedfluctuatedSPELL [#2736] .

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{"id": 107}
This table indicates the number of people in different age groups working in different differentADJ [#2789] sectors in UKOTHER [#2790] such as building theDET [#2791] ,UKOTHER [#2792] education and other ones in theOTHER [#2793] other onesNOUN [#2794] . First of all , we can see that people aged 18 - 25 years , 26 - 35 years and 36 - 45 years were most popular specialists by theDET [#2795] sectoresectorSPELL [#2796] of technology . For example , there were 454375 workers thereADV [#2797] in 2006 . Also in comparison with 1998 theDET [#2798] number of people from all age the ageOTHER [#2799] groups werewasVERB:SVA [#2800] dramatically risen . We can see the same tendentiontendencySPELL [#2801] by theDET [#2802] sector of education . In contrast to these sectors ,PUNCT [#2803] the certainADJ [#2804] number of people from all age the ageOTHER [#2805] groups left the sector of building . There were 112565 specialists in age group ofPREP [#2806] 18 - 25 years old in 1998 year and itthisPRON [#2807]⚠️ has fallen to 86430 workers . The same tendentiontendencySPELL [#2808] was observedVERB [#2809] in all theDET [#2810] age groups . To summsumSPELL [#2811] up it all , we can say that people from all theDET [#2812] age groups prefer to go and work in theDET [#2813] sectors such as education and technology ,PUNCT [#2814] because the number of people by these sectors grew up .

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{"id": 108}
In this essay wePRON [#2815] will be discusseddiscussVERB:TENSE [#2816] a very important problem for society : is it good for children to learn aDET [#2817] foreign language at primary school ? Or maybe it will be better to learn it later ? I consider that the time at primary school is very important to usegetVERB [#2818] language skills . Kids inatPREP [#2819] this age are not soADV [#2820] prepared enoughADV [#2821] to learn chemistry or physics . And on this occasion they mustcan / couldOTHER [#2822] spend their time on learning language . It can be a good use of their time at primary school . In contrast to this argument , it can be said that children must spend their time at primary school on learning basic things fromforPREP [#2823] chemistry , physics and other subjects . But please : what will they understand ? What kind of program mustshouldVERB:TENSE [#2824] we create to teach kids these subjects so earlyADV [#2825] ? Finally , it must be said that young children at primary school are better prepared to learn languages . Why ? They liveareVERB [#2826] inatPREP [#2827] the age which allows them to have a better mindearNOUN [#2828] for learning languages . When do you learnteachVERB [#2829] youraDET [#2830] child to speak ? It happens when ittheyPRON [#2831]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#2832] 2 - 3 years old . The scientists say that the best time for learning language is the age between three and seven years . It is the same time when a child begins to go attoPREP [#2833] school . To summsumSPELL [#2834] up this information , I can say that my position is the following : we must use the earlyADJ [#2835] childhood to teach our children foreign languages because it is the best time for it . We must havemakeVERB [#2836] a good use of this age .

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{"id": 111}
The table highlightsrepresentsVERB [#2853] the numbersnumberNOUN:NUM [#2854] of people of different ages who waswereVERB:SVA [#2855] working in certain workingworkMORPH [#2856] categoriessectors / spheresOTHER [#2857] in the UK in 1998 and in 2006 . TheADET [#2858] closer look at the data showsrevealsVERB [#2859] that ittherePRON [#2860]⚠️ was aDET [#2861] decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#2862] in all working categoriesthe work sectors / sectors / spheresOTHER [#2863] exeptexceptSPELL [#2864] technology in age group from 18 to 25 . This tendency can meansignifyVERB [#2865] theaDET [#2866] significant development in technologies . The same increasingincreaseMORPH [#2867] of the numberOTHER [#2868] of people working inOTHER [#2869] this categorysector / sector / sphereOTHER [#2870] can be found in all theDET [#2871] age groups . Moreover , there is a mass decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#2872] in building sector . For example , in age group of 26 to 35 the numbersnumberNOUN:NUM [#2873] wasVERB:TENSE [#2874] dropped from 79607 to 46409 . In age group from 36 to 45 the numbersnumberNOUN:NUM [#2875] changed from 21555 tiltoPREP [#2876] approximately 19000 . The same situation of fallingdecreaseNOUN [#2877] hastakesVERB [#2878] place in all theDET [#2879] age groups too . It indicates the bad situation oninPREP [#2880] byPREP [#2881] building sector . To summarise all the information it should be said that the sector of technologies in the UKincreasedOTHER [#2882] wasitsOTHER [#2883] grownnumberNOUN [#2884] upof employeesOTHER [#2885] from 1998 to 2006 and the sector of building felldecreasedVERB [#2886] downitOTHER [#2887] .

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{"id": 115}
The table illustrates the changingchangesMORPH [#3023] in proportionalproportionsMORPH [#3024] of people workingwho workedOTHER [#3025] in the difference sectors of the UK economyeconomicsMORPH [#3026] . It shows how has been changedOTHER [#3027] the number of people had changedVERB [#3028] from 1998 to 2006 inwithinPREP [#3029] the five age groups . As itPRON [#3030]⚠️ is shown by the table ,PUNCT [#3031] the most significant increasingincreaseMORPH [#3032] of theDET [#3033] number of people iswasVERB:TENSE [#3034] in the technology sphere . Young people from 18 to 25 years old is prefer to do work connectingconnectedVERB:FORM [#3035] with new technology , the amount of them has rocketedsuch people increasedOTHER [#3036] in about 36 times less then?OTHER [#3037] for?OTHER [#3038] 10?OTHER [#3039] yearsUNCLEARNOUN [#3040] . In contrast , hotel and catering sphere becomebecameVERB:TENSE [#3041] less popular for the youngsyoungstersSPELL [#3042] ,;PUNCT [#3043] it is the only sector , where the number of people arehadVERB:TENSE [#3044] decreased from 1998 to 2006 . The sector of building has becomebecameVERB:TENSE [#3045] more attractive for all theDET [#3046] age groups , but mostly for people from theDET [#3047] first and theDET [#3048] second groupsgroup groupNOUN [#3049] ( 18 - 25 and 26 - 35 ) , for theDET [#3050] second group the number hasrose / hadOTHER [#3051] rosen doubly . The changingchangesMORPH [#3052] in the sector odofPREP [#3053] education waswereVERB:SVA [#3054] not so considerable as in anotherthe otherOTHER [#3055] sectors , but in the fifth groupNOUN [#3056] , the oldest grouponeOTHER [#3057] , therePRON [#3058] was aDET [#3059] double increasedincreaseMORPH [#3060] .

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{"id": 116}
There are different views on what isOTHER [#3061] the most appropriate age for starting learning foreignADJ [#3062] languages . One supposes that itchildrenOTHER [#3063] should start itPRON [#3064]⚠️ in the primary school , another thinks that it is better to beginOTHER [#3065] in the secondary school . In my point of view , foreignADJ [#3066] languages must be beginlearntVERB [#3067] tofromPART [#3068] learnstartingVERB [#3069] as early as possible . There are several advantages of it and they will be explaineddescribedVERB [#3070] in this essay . First of all , child 'sNOUN:POSS [#3071] memory is better than adult 'sNOUN:POSS [#3072] one . This fact was proved by scientists , children get new knowledgesknowledgeNOUN:INFL [#3073] faster and moreMAYBEADV [#3074] qualifiedeasierADJ [#3075] than other people . For example , many sport activities are requaredrequiredSPELL [#3076] to begin in the early ages : skating , hockingplaying hockeyOTHER [#3077] , doingVERB [#3078] athletingathleticsSPELL [#3079] - in these sports it is impossible to become successful professional sportsmen if you begin toVERB:FORM [#3080] do it later . Secondly , it is more efficienceefficientSPELL [#3081] for children , because of aDET [#3082] big amount of free time in theDET [#3083] primary school . There are not many different subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#3084] that are obligated to study byobligatory forOTHER [#3085] pupils for studyOTHER [#3086] and they may toVERB:FORM [#3087] spend more time foronPREP [#3088] learning aDET [#3089] foreign language . In secondary school there are variousis a varietyOTHER [#3090] of difficult and complicated subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#3091] , for instance ,PUNCT [#3092] chemistry and physics , which requaresrequireSPELL [#3093] all your time / student 'sOTHER [#3094] time to be learnstudiedVERB [#3095] properly . In conclusion , it should be said that there isareVERB:SVA [#3096] no disadvantages of the chance to begin studying /OTHER [#3097] begin toVERB:FORM [#3098] study aDET [#3099] foreign language earlier than in secondary school , because theDET [#3100] process of learning for children in the primarilyprimaryMORPH [#3101] school is moreADV [#3102] easier than in the secondary school , and , what is more , pupils in the primarilyprimaryMORPH [#3103] school have less subjects to study and consequently aDET [#3104] lot of time to study a foreign foreignOTHER [#3105] language .

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{"id": 118}
There is a tendency in the modern society of Western countries : more and more parents come to a conclusion that it is better to make their children learn as much as possible inatPREP [#3127] an early agesageNOUN:NUM [#3128] . Is it good for children to start learning aDET [#3129] foreign language at primary school or shallshouldVERB:TENSE [#3130] we let the children live their childhood carefreeNOUN [#3131] ? I 'd rather say yes to the first partOTHER [#3132] . Firstly , it is a known fact thethatPRON [#3133] learning aDET [#3134] foreign language is a perfect way to develop memory , which is very important at a young age , especially in XXI century , where the amount of information consumed rises very fast . Another reason for theaDET [#3135] child to start learning theDET [#3136] second language at primary school areis the theOTHER [#3137] benefitsbenefitNOUN:NUM [#3138] of being morebetterADV [#3139] educated . Let 's face the truth : in a world full of other people that 'd like to get the same job , wins the one who has more skills - and knowledge of aOTHER [#3140] foreign language is one of those skills . Moreover , it iswill beVERB:TENSE [#3141] likelybeneficialADJ [#3142] to know anysomeDET [#3143] other language besides your native so that you will be able to contact with more people from other countries . And the most important thingisOTHER [#3144] :,PUNCT [#3145] when the child starts learning otheranotherDET [#3146] language , he or sheOTHER [#3147] gets more organized , knowing from an early agesageNOUN:NUM [#3148] what theOTHER [#3149] time -PUNCT [#3150] management is and how to work with it . ThoughNeverthelessADV [#3151] , there are other opinions on that . Some people think that too many activities are hard for a child and sometimes it can be facedleadVERB [#3152] ontoPREP [#3153] emotional deseasesproblemsNOUN [#3154] . Also , the most serious reason is that young boys and girls lose the precious time of childhood , with all those fantasies , friends and street games . To sum up , I 'd like to say that byPREP [#3155] ofnoOTHER [#3156] coursemeansNOUN [#3157] parents shouldshould parentsWO [#3158] notADV [#3159] give too much work to do for their children , letting them feel the spirit of fun andCONJ [#3160] freedom ,PUNCT [#3161] but they should not forget that starting learning some science , languages is a very good start for children to develop themselves .

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{"id": 119}
The table graph gives information about people in different age groups who worked in aDET [#3162] various professional areas in the UK in two periodperiodsNOUN:NUM [#3163] of time ( 1998 and 2006 years ) . To begin with the,OTHER [#3164] several trendtrendsNOUN:NUM [#3165] are revealed by the graph . The most noticeable trend hereweOTHER [#3166] itthatPRON [#3167] can be seenseeVERB:TENSE [#3168] here isOTHER [#3169] that technology sector was more popular than other sectorsectorsNOUN:NUM [#3170] in all age groups . For example , young people theDET [#3171] inatPREP [#3172] theDET [#3173] age ofPREP [#3174] 26 - 35 years oldADJ [#3175] who preferedpreferredVERB:INFL [#3176] technologybiggestADJ [#3177] hadwereVERB [#3178] the bigest number in this arealargest groupOTHER [#3179] . In addition , one should point out that unspeciallyespeciallySPELL [#3180] this sector had aDET [#3181] dramaticlydramaticallySPELL [#3182] upwartupwardSPELL [#3183] trend since 1998 in all groups . On the other hand , if one turnedturnsVERB:TENSE [#3184] to the building sector , it can be seen that here was aDET [#3185] downward trend . ExcpeciallyEspeciallySPELL [#3186] this statement is based onPREP [#3187] the fact that theDET [#3188] number of young people ibinSPELL [#3189] 18 - 25 age group isVERB:TENSE [#3190] declined from 112565 people to 86430 people and ittherePRON [#3191]⚠️ was aDET [#3192] similar phenomenphenomenaSPELL [#3193] for all age groups . As for other twothe otherOTHER [#3194] sectors ( hotel catering and education ) ,PUNCT [#3195] it can be said that theDET [#3196] number of people who worked in ttesetheseSPELL [#3197] professionalprofessionsMORPH [#3198] was flucturedfluctuatedVERB [#3199] but not very slightslightlyMORPH [#3200] . To sum up , the main thing that can be observed isVERB [#3201] that duringwithPREP [#3202] theDET [#3203] time people changed themselves provesionalprofessionallySPELL [#3204] in different areas and in theDET [#3205] 2008 yearNOUN [#3206] , technology sector was the most popular .

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{"id": 124}
Nowadays , the theOTHER [#3292] question aboutofPREP [#3293] learning aDET [#3294] foreign language for children at primary or secondary school more and moreinterests parentsOTHER [#3295] intrestedinterestsSPELL [#3296] parents ,andOTHER [#3297] teachers inPREP [#3298] all ofoverPREP [#3299] the world . This essay will examine different points of view aboutonPREP [#3300] this intrestinginterestingSPELL [#3301] question . There are aDET [#3302] number of reasons why learning aDET [#3303] foreign language in primary school is better than in secondary . One of the positive aspectaspectsNOUN:NUM [#3304] is that children start learning simple aspects of aDET [#3305] new languegelanguageSPELL [#3306] ,PUNCT [#3307] and ,PUNCT [#3308] when hetheyPRON [#3309]⚠️ go to theDET [#3310] secondary school hetheyPRON [#3311]⚠️ have aDET [#3312] base of new knowlegeknowledgeSPELL [#3313] so ,, soWO [#3314] hethey startOTHER [#3315] learning theDET [#3316] new language very fast . For example , my sister starthas startedVERB:TENSE [#3317] learning englishEnglishORTH [#3318] in theDET [#3319] first class and she has n'tnoOTHER [#3320] proplemproblemSPELL [#3321] with otterotherADJ [#3322] subjects . She canVERB:TENSE [#3323] speak very good on bothwellOTHER [#3324] languages very wellADV [#3325] . But , on theOTHER [#3326] learningaOTHER [#3327] foreign language ,PUNCT [#3328] on the other hand ,PUNCT [#3329] better in secondary school , and many parents agree with me . They think that children need to learninglearnVERB:FORM [#3330] histheirDET [#3331] nationalnativeMORPH [#3332] language very good ,wellOTHER [#3333] and thatthisSPELL [#3334] knowlegesknowledgeSPELL [#3335] givingis givenVERB:TENSE [#3336] fortoPREP [#3337] children inPREP [#3338] primary school . TheDET [#3339] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#3340] staticticstatisticsSPELL [#3341] showsshowVERB:SVA [#3342] that more pupilespupilsSPELL [#3343] leaningare learningVERB [#3344] both languagelanguagesNOUN:NUM [#3345] . But ,PUNCT [#3346] some children knowsknowVERB:SVA [#3347] theDET [#3348] foreingforeignSPELL [#3349] language better than nationaltheir native languageOTHER [#3350] . In secondary school ,PUNCT [#3351] they have muchmanyADJ [#3352] problems whithwithSPELL [#3353] nationaltheir nativeOTHER [#3354] language and other sudjectssubjectsSPELL [#3355] . All in all , I think that learning forienga foreignOTHER [#3356] language is better in secondary school , than in primary , but , theychildrenOTHER [#3357] need to learninglearnVERB:FORM [#3358] both languagelanguagesNOUN:NUM [#3359] in secondary school ,PUNCT [#3360] because today peoplethereOTHER [#3361] haveisVERB [#3362] globalization in all modern countries , whichwhereOTHER [#3363] speak inPREP [#3364] many languagelanguagesNOUN:NUM [#3365] .

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{"id": 128}
Nowadays , in a modern world people should know more than one language . Therefore , there is a trend to teach children foreign languages as soonersoonMORPH [#3464] as possible . However , does it do more good than bad ? In this essay ,PUNCT [#3465] itIPRON [#3466]⚠️ will be triedtryVERB:TENSE [#3467] toVERB:FORM [#3468] to discusseddiscuss discussVERB:TENSE [#3469] itPRON [#3470]⚠️ . First of all , knowing aDET [#3471] ofaOTHER [#3472] foreign language is absolutely necessary nowadays . SoonerThe The soonerDET [#3473] you willOTHER [#3474] start to learnlearningVERB:FORM [#3475] istheOTHER [#3476] better ,PUNCT [#3477] because in childhood the memory is more flexible and more accomodativeaccommodatingSPELL [#3478] to foreign languages . So , it will be possible to learn and know more different languages and to be cosmopolitan . However , in theDET [#3479] early childhood , children are not very determined to learn . Given byPREP [#3480] the statistics inforPREP [#3481] elementary schoolschoolsNOUN:NUM [#3482] in Russian Federation in 2010 , there areisVERB:SVA [#3483] no significant success in learning foreign languages . The opposite situation is with elderolderADJ [#3484] schoolers ,pupilsOTHER [#3485] who show positive results in language education . Let 's do n't makenot putOTHER [#3486] too much pressure inonPREP [#3487] little children . The learning of languages should be enjoyable . To crown it all , considering theDET [#3488] totheOTHER [#3489] opinions , learning languagelanguage learningWO [#3490] in theDET [#3491] early childhood is rather fruitless . So there would be much more profitsprofitNOUN:NUM [#3492] for young people ,PUNCT [#3493] whenifOTHER [#3494] they start learning foreign languages in secondary school andCONJ [#3495] understanding what they are doing . As a result , nowadays itPRON [#3496] is absolutely necessary to know foreign languages . It is valuable in education , business , andOTHER [#3497] , andCONJ [#3498] touristtourismMORPH [#3499] spheres . Hence , very young children usually have notnoOTHER [#3500] significant success in learning foreign languages . So , there would be much more advantages , in my opinion , whenifOTHER [#3501] children start learning foreign languages when they are a little moreADV [#3502] mature and understand theDET [#3503] profits of learning foreign languages . Even so , so many men , so many minds .

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{"id": 130}
There is aanDET [#3534] opinion ,PUNCT [#3535] that forit is moreOTHER [#3536] aDET [#3537] child itPRON [#3538] is moreaOTHER [#3539] effective toVERB:FORM [#3540] start learnlearningVERB:FORM [#3541] anDET [#3542] another language at aDET [#3543] young age ( the in theOTHER [#3544] first years of school ) . First of all , the level of a child 's comptencecompetenceSPELL [#3545] foratPREP [#3546] theDET [#3547] start educatelearningVERB [#3548] a new language depends on parents . They can influence onPREP [#3549] the process of study . NewA Learning a newOTHER [#3550] language is a huge stress for a small child , and the responsibility offorPREP [#3551] this decision is on the parents . They must understand ,PUNCT [#3552] that all theDET [#3553] children are different , and their capabacitycapabilitySPELL [#3554] forofPREP [#3555] learning aDET [#3556] language areisVERB:SVA [#3557] not the same . So , thetoOTHER [#3558] begin time ofOTHER [#3559] studystudyingVERB:FORM [#3560] atheDET [#3561] second language is first of all aDET [#3562] question ofPREP [#3563] parents have to decide onVERB [#3564] , but teachers can also have a responsibility offorPREP [#3565] thesethisDET [#3566] decision . They ( teachers ) can underline ,emphasiseOTHER [#3567] that for smallaOTHER [#3568] personchild itOTHER [#3569] is moreADV [#3570] easier to learn by heart some new words and new grammar structure . ChildA childDET [#3571] at theDET [#3572] age of 6 - 7 can adoptadaptVERB [#3573] in differentto a foreignOTHER [#3574] language sphere . Secondly , quicklyquickMORPH [#3575] ofPREP [#3576] foreign adoptionperceptionNOUN [#3577] - is the main plus of earliest studyearlyOTHER [#3578] language studiesNOUN [#3579] . InOnPREP [#3580] the other sidehand ,OTHER [#3581] it may be a really hard empouvmentendeavorNOUN [#3582] for aDET [#3583] child . Somesome childrenOTHER [#3584] can do some thinkthingsNOUN [#3585] ( suchADJ [#3586] as aDET [#3587] learning a lot of new information by heart ) and some couldcaVERB:TENSE [#3588] n't . The plus of educationlearningVERB [#3589] aDET [#3590] new language in secondary school is theDET [#3591] the experience a child has hadOTHER [#3592] and the moreADV [#3593] clearclearerADJ:FORM [#3594] imagineimageNOUN [#3595] of howADV [#3596] yourtoOTHER [#3597] desiresstudyOTHER [#3598] . Nevertheless it 's always to begin a new theme ( project ) to educate . And finally ,PUNCT [#3599] I would like to add , that it 's a very private and unique themepersonal issueOTHER [#3600] - aDET [#3601] capabacitycapabilitySPELL [#3602] of learning a second language . It depends fromonPREP [#3603] various factors and havehasVERB:SVA [#3604] a lot of advantages and disadvantages , but it 's still being a hard question when best to start learning a foreign langugaeOTHER [#3605] to answer .

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{"id": 132}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#3623] many people sayssayVERB:SVA [#3624] that theDET [#3625] children must learnstart learningVERB:TENSE [#3626] aDET [#3627] foreign language from primary school . Consequently theyTheyORTH [#3628] are absolutely right ,PUNCT [#3629] but ,PUNCT [#3630] when some children begin to learn language earlya language ,OTHER [#3631] they meet withPREP [#3632] anymanySPELL [#3633] problems . What are thistheseDET [#3634] problems ? What are the advantages and disadvantages of learning aDET [#3635] foreign language in primary school ? When aDET [#3636] child began to learnbegins learningVERB:FORM [#3637] , for example , English in primary school , hetheyPRON [#3638]⚠️ get the nessecarynecessarySPELL [#3639] basis for the nextfurtherOTHER [#3640] studingstudyingSPELL [#3641] . Certainly , hetheyPRON [#3642]⚠️ may learn the main words such as " mother " ,andOTHER [#3643] " father " ,PUNCT [#3644] and the next step of studingstudyingSPELL [#3645] woildwouldSPELL [#3646] be more easyeasierADJ:FORM [#3647] . It is very important for the forming of the children 's own vocabulary . Good luggage of wordsvocabularyOTHER [#3648] is the main part of theDET [#3649] learning ofaOTHER [#3650] language . But it may have some disadvantages . Children atPREP [#3651] inanSPELL [#3652] early agesageNOUN:NUM [#3653] have the ability to learn words onlyonly wordsWO [#3654] . They ca n't learn and understand tenses ,PUNCT [#3655] because it is too hard for them . They will have antheDET [#3656] ability to learn tenses only from 8 or 9 years old . However ,PUNCT [#3657] children in theirDET [#3658] early years may learn to speak onPREP [#3659] English . If they willVERB:TENSE [#3660] watch TVNOUN [#3661] cartoons in English ,PUNCT [#3662] theyitPRON [#3663]⚠️ would be useful , beneficial and pleasurable for them because the best form of learning is theDET [#3664] hearing of theOTHER [#3665] foreign speech everydayevery dayORTH [#3666] . So , there are many interesting things inregardingOTHER [#3667] this problem . Learning aDET [#3668] foreign langugelanguageSPELL [#3669] from primary school havehasVERB:SVA [#3670] more pleasurable effecteffectsNOUN:NUM [#3671] for children thenthan ifOTHER [#3672] they are learning it from secondary school .

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{"id": 133}
The gpaphgraphSPELL [#3673] shows thedifferent types ofOTHER [#3674] post - school qualificationeducationNOUN [#3675] in Australia and percent proportion of mentheOTHER [#3676] andinOTHER [#3677] womenpercentageNOUN [#3678] . First of all , there are five different levels : skilled vocational , under - graduateundergraduate educationOTHER [#3679] , postgraduate educationNOUN [#3680] . Bachelor, bachelorPUNCT [#3681] 's degredegreeSPELL [#3682] and MastermasterORTH [#3683] 's degree . In the first group ,PUNCT [#3684] there areisVERB:SVA [#3685] nearaboutOTHER [#3686] 90 % of men and only 10 % of women . Skilled vocational diploma is theaDET [#3687] group with the biggest amount of menmalesNOUN [#3688] . But for women ,PUNCT [#3689] the most popular level is the undergraduateOTHER [#3690] UndergraduateundergraduateORTH [#3691] . There are 72 % of women . Also ,PUNCT [#3692] in the third group amounttheOTHER [#3693] of wonenwomenSPELL [#3694] moreexceedsOTHER [#3695] than numbertheOTHER [#3696] of men . It 's a Bachelor 's degree . The difference between the number ofOTHER [#3697] women and men in percentageOTHER [#3698] is only 10 percent . InonPREP [#3699] the next two levels of post - school qualifications another situation occursVERB [#3700] . The proportion in postgraduate diplomatheOTHER [#3701] and Mastermaster 'sOTHER [#3702] 's degree areis the following :OTHER [#3703] 70 % of men ,andOTHER [#3704] 30 % of womenand in the postgraduate diplomaOTHER [#3705] and 60 % of men and 40 % of women in master 's degreeOTHER [#3706] . Finally , as itPRON [#3707]⚠️ can be seemedseenVERB [#3708] fromonPREP [#3709] the chart , amounttheOTHER [#3710] of men , as a rule , moreexceedsOTHER [#3711] thentheSPELL [#3712] amountNOUN [#3713] of women in post - schooltheOTHER [#3714] qualification . Women prefer undergraduateanOTHER [#3715] diploma , while men choose skilledaOTHER [#3716] vocational diploma .

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{"id": 134}
In the modern world , there are many ways to express your ideas to the world . But some rules do n't allow to do it . ItTheseOTHER [#3717] rules were made by govementtheDET [#3718] . Is it normal or doesVERB:TENSE [#3719] it needsneedVERB:SVA [#3720] inPREP [#3721] changes ? On the one hand , theDET [#3722] freedom can give differentyou variousOTHER [#3723] ways to showdemonstrateVERB [#3724] what you can do . For example , InternettheOTHER [#3725] provides a lot of ways fortoPART [#3726] showingshareVERB [#3727] photography , for andOTHER [#3728] museums forfor museumsWO [#3729] showingto showVERB:FORM [#3730] pictures in theirOTHER [#3731] pictures in their collectionsOTHER [#3732] . You can record theaDET [#3733] song and give it to theaDET [#3734] radio station . As a result , people receive newaOTHER [#3735] music hit , beautifulaOTHER [#3736] photo or interestinganOTHER [#3737] film . Also , the freedom provideprovidesVERB:SVA [#3738] youryouPRON [#3739]⚠️ chancewith aOTHER [#3740] to find , thatwhatPRON [#3741] you want to do in life . But isdoesVERB [#3742] thereit haveOTHER [#3743] only pluses ? On the otherAfterOTHER [#3744] handall ,OTHER [#3745] , such freedom can be dangerous for alleveryoneOTHER [#3746] . People use their possibilityopportunitiesNOUN [#3747] forto realizeOTHER [#3748] bad ideas . It can lead to mistakesvariousADJ [#3749] . Such, suchPUNCT [#3750] as bad opinionthoughtsNOUN [#3751] or , in some cases , revolutionaOTHER [#3752] . Our children listen to music inonPREP [#3753] theDET [#3754] internet ,PUNCT [#3755] and we can not control alleverythingPRON [#3756]⚠️ that they do . Some clipsmoviesNOUN [#3757] and videovideosNOUN:NUM [#3758] isareVERB:SVA [#3759] awful . Is it OKpermissableADJ [#3760] ,forOTHER [#3761] thataDET [#3762] child singingsingsMORPH [#3763] russianRussianORTH [#3764] rap ? No . It should be under control . AsPREP [#3765] aThatDET [#3766] resultis whyOTHER [#3767] , I disagree with this opinion . If there is no government restriction , it will havelead leadVERB [#3768] toPREP [#3769] bad and negative resultresultsNOUN:NUM [#3770] . I can not say , that theDET [#3771] government have tomustVERB [#3772] strongly control all actionsthe activities in the activities in the societyOTHER [#3773] , but some rules must beOTHER [#3774] there areOROTHER [#3775] must beVERB:TENSE [#3776] be different rulesNOUN [#3777] . In some cases , governmenttheOTHER [#3778] havehasVERB:SVA [#3779] to support creative people to openspotVERB [#3780] and showhelp to developVERB [#3781] their own talantstalentsSPELL [#3782] and ideas and giveto supportVERB [#3783] himthemPRON [#3784] right way to do this .

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{"id": 141}
The chart below shows the difference in level of post - school qualification according to genderOTHER [#4024] in Australia in 1999 . ThereItPRON [#4025]⚠️ isillustratesVERB [#4026] proportionaOTHER [#4027] ofbetweenPREP [#4028] men and womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#4029] in percentageOTHER [#4030] . FirsttheOTHER [#4031] pointareaNOUN [#4032] of comparison is " skilled vocational diploma . A huge amount of manmenNOUN:NUM [#4033] have this diploma , but only 10 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#4034] of womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#4035] have thisitPRON [#4036] . Another pointtype of educationOTHER [#4037] is postgraduate diplomaeducationNOUN [#4038] . Twicetwice asADV [#4039] higherhighADJ:FORM [#4040] number of manmenNOUN:NUM [#4041] have this qualificationNOUN [#4042] in comparison with womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#4043] . Also ,PUNCT [#4044] there is a 20 percent advantage of manmenNOUN:NUM [#4045] in numbertheOTHER [#4046] of people , who havinghadVERB:FORM [#4047] master 'sOTHER [#4048] Mastermaster 'sOTHER [#4049] 's degree . From the another point of view , twice biggeras bigOTHER [#4050] amounttheOTHER [#4051] of womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#4052] have an undergraduate diplomaeducationNOUN [#4053] . OneTheDET [#4054] morethirdADJ [#4055] pointareaNOUN [#4056] is Bachelorbachelor 'sOTHER [#4057] 's degree . MoreA bigger amount ofOTHER [#4058] womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#4059] have this degree . In conclusion , it neededneedsVERB:TENSE [#4060] to be said that both gendergendersNOUN:NUM [#4061] arewereVERB:TENSE [#4062] interested in post - school qualification and wantingwantedVERB:FORM [#4063] to get it . But manmenNOUN:NUM [#4064] and womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#4065] chouseschoseSPELL [#4066] a different diplomas and education programmsprogramsSPELL [#4067] . Also ,PUNCT [#4068] it neededneedsVERB:TENSE [#4069] to be said that manmenNOUN:NUM [#4070] aareOTHER [#4071] fewer morelessADV [#4072] interested in achieving an additional education and grade .

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{"id": 143}
It is clear that we liveOTHER [#4090] in a world whereADV [#4091] many creative people with their own opinions and ideas are restricted by the governmentOTHER [#4092] in differenttheir creativeOTHER [#4093] countriestheOTHER [#4094] government restrictare restrictedVERB:TENSE [#4095] by inPREP [#4096] their creative realisationNOUN [#4097] . I believe that theDET [#4098] government doVERB:TENSE [#4099] not shouldshould notWO [#4100] restrict creative people like artists , film directors and musicians in their creativecreativityMORPH [#4101] . InAsPREP [#4102] a result of what they do we get that what canVERB:TENSE [#4103] help us to improve yourselfourselvesPRON [#4104] . We go to theDET [#4105] art gallerysgalleriesNOUN:INFL [#4106] and music consertsconcertsSPELL [#4107] and enjoy it . We leaveliveVERB [#4108] in freedom countrya freeOTHER [#4109] and we can get everithingeverythingSPELL [#4110] fortoPART [#4111] make our livelifeSPELL [#4112] better . If theDET [#4113] government will restrictrestrictsVERB:TENSE [#4114] our life it will beVERB [#4115] look like Germany in 1941 . BuButSPELL [#4116] if creative people get very big freedom they are begin maketoOTHER [#4117] dirty art and do not respect history . For example ,PUNCT [#4118] different modern films about secondWorldOTHER [#4119] warldWorldSPELL [#4120] warWarORTH [#4121] . So I think that theDET [#4122] government doVERB:TENSE [#4123] not shouldshould notWO [#4124] restrict creative people soADV [#4125] hard but should watchingwatchVERB:TENSE [#4126] and easyeasilyMORPH [#4127] control them/themOTHER [#4128] only if necessary/OTHER [#4129] Overall , in the world menythereADV [#4130] talantedtalentedSPELL [#4131] people who want to make something wonderful for society and theDET [#4132] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#4133] should help them realise yourselfthemselvesPRON [#4134] .

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{"id": 145}
Nowadays art havehasVERB:SVA [#4159] aDET [#4160] really important role in people 's life . The people- PeopleOTHER [#4161] can to have possiblea possibilityOTHER [#4162] to show you and your talantestalentsSPELL [#4163] or may be just look at it , because it can be interestedinterestingMORPH [#4164] for them . I partilypartlySPELL [#4165] agree with that artists can be given the-OTHER [#4166] freedom for their arts . I think that all people must toVERB:FORM [#4167] have possiblea possibilityOTHER [#4168] to show their talantestalentsSPELL [#4169] ,PUNCT [#4170] or toVERB:FORM [#4171] show to other people their imagineimaginationMORPH [#4172] in their realised ideas . Artists must toVERB:FORM [#4173] have freedom for theirDET [#4174] creativitescreativitySPELL [#4175] ,PUNCT [#4176] otherwise it will not beVERB [#4177] useful for theirthemPRON [#4178] ,PUNCT [#4179] because probably they can do something really attractive , impressive and wonderful , but if it will beVERB:TENSE [#4180] banned people will not know about it . For example ,PUNCT [#4181] it already washappenedVERB [#4182] withtoPREP [#4183] some writers , who beenwereOTHER [#4184] beenedbannedSPELL [#4185] to read and print books , but in theDET [#4186] present time these writers becomeare becomingVERB:TENSE [#4187] really popular and important in our history . But on the other handHoweverOTHER [#4188] not anyallDET [#4189] artsartNOUN:NUM [#4190] maycanVERB [#4191] tobeVERB:TENSE [#4192] showshownVERB:FORM [#4193] to wide public . May beMaybeORTH [#4194] ittherePRON [#4195] will be some censorship or a aDET [#4196] ban toonPART [#4197] showshowingVERB:FORM [#4198] oninPREP [#4199] public placeplacesNOUN:NUM [#4200] ,or different pieces of art can beOTHER [#4201] or different pieces of art can beOTHER [#4202] banned due tofor people of certainOTHER [#4203] age .PUNCT [#4204] Anyway ,PUNCT [#4205] I think that for any artsartNOUN:NUM [#4206] existthere areOTHER [#4207] people , who want to look at it , and pay for it . In my view the-OTHER [#4208] all artists can toVERB:FORM [#4209] have freedom for their artsartNOUN:NUM [#4210] ,PUNCT [#4211] but inPREP [#4212] another sutiationsituationSPELL [#4213] censorship , maycanVERB:TENSE [#4214] be needneededVERB:FORM [#4215] to decide some aspestsaspectsSPELL [#4216] before showshowingVERB:FORM [#4217] it artsartMORPH [#4218] to wide public . For ArtistsartistsORTH [#4219] importantADJ [#4220] freedom is importantOTHER [#4221] for artsartNOUN:NUM [#4222] ,PUNCT [#4223] and I think that they can toVERB:FORM [#4224] have it . And toVERB:FORM [#4225] do it , and goverment must toVERB:FORM [#4226] control it , but it willshouldVERB:TENSE [#4227] not be very strict .

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{"id": 149}
Nowadays , there areVERB [#4262] many categories of art ,.PUNCT [#4263] It is music , drawing , crafts , storyesstoriesSPELL [#4264] and books . People can create everything orandCONJ [#4265] enjoy art , that wasVERB:TENSE [#4266] created by other people . Most people are aware that artists today express their feelings with theDET [#4267] help ofPREP [#4268] words , notes , music , songs . It is a common belief that they createdcreateVERB:TENSE [#4269] projects for money , but it isVERB [#4270] not always true . For example , a person feelingis whoOTHER [#4271] bad , and when he playingcan playVERB:TENSE [#4272] guitar or piano , heandOTHER [#4273] feel yourselfhimselfPRON [#4274] better . If aDET [#4275] creative person will dodoesVERB:TENSE [#4276] ownhisOTHER [#4277] style with government 's recommendations , himhisDET [#4278] project will not beVERB [#4279] original and interesting . Whereas , artsartNOUN:NUM [#4280] and crafts are gavegiveVERB:TENSE [#4281] enjoyenjoymentMORPH [#4282] for people around the world and gavegiveVERB:TENSE [#4283] manya lot ofOTHER [#4284] thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#4285] intoPREP [#4286] nationalnationMORPH [#4287] or world 'sNOUN:POSS [#4288] culture . On the other handHoweverOTHER [#4289] , many projects , thatthe areOTHER [#4290] created by artists , verycan beOTHER [#4291] provocationprovocativeMORPH [#4292] . In comparison with classic art , modern ideas linkscan be linkedVERB:TENSE [#4293] thistoOTHER [#4294] politicanpoliticsSPELL [#4295] , economic and life 's problems . There are many differencedifferentMORPH [#4296] opinions about this kind ofOTHER [#4297] works . In one point of view , it is aDET [#4298] good chance fortoPART [#4299] express true situations , for example , in my country or people around me . Nevertheless , many works arepictureOTHER [#4300] murder , killers , sex in open space . It is not normallynormalMORPH [#4301] , for example , for children . All in all , in my opinion , that artists should beVERB:TENSE [#4302] given the freedom to vocalize hisOTHER [#4303] own ideas , but government should control specialcertainADJ [#4304] works . The main reasonOTHER [#4305] why controlthereOTHER [#4306] should be controlNOUN [#4307] , itis thatOTHER [#4308] is that there areOTHER [#4309] many conflicts ,PUNCT [#4310] which linksare linkedVERB:TENSE [#4311] with provocationprovocativeMORPH [#4312] artsartNOUN:NUM [#4313] , alsoandOTHER [#4314] children should not seenseeVERB:FORM [#4315] all things ,PUNCT [#4316] that open now . Creative projects are always interesting , but artists should always think about results of theirDET [#4317] own works and people 's feelings and answers , which can be .

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{"id": 151}
At present , people believe that creative artists can showexpressVERB [#4328] theirs opinion in different spharesspheresSPELL [#4329] of art freely . Let us discuss pluses and minesesminusesSPELL [#4330] aboutofPREP [#4331] it and whatPRON [#4332]⚠️ should governmentgovernment shouldWO [#4333] toVERB:FORM [#4334] do . The biggest advantage here is freedom of conscisnessconsciousnessSPELL [#4335] . If humans with the wide imagination can express their own ideas howin any wayOTHER [#4336] they want , their brain doesisVERB [#4337] not afraidADJ [#4338] afraid that somebody forbids him or her to do it . They can imagine a lot of unusuallunusualSPELL [#4339] things and it can be useful for the world . This is the way how great works ,PUNCT [#4340] like "PUNCT [#4341] MonolizaMona LisaNOUN [#4342] "LisaOTHER [#4343] or anything elseothersOTHER [#4344] waswereVERB:SVA [#4345] born . However , there are some people who think that creative celebrities exaggerate a lot of things and some of them are crazy . They reckon that the government ought to ban them . That humansPeople areOTHER [#4346] confident that theDET [#4347] creative artists have their own groups therewhereADV [#4348] they can provideexpressVERB [#4349] theirs ideas and points of view in the narrow circle . If somebody new is interested in it , he or she can come to this group and learn it . In my opinion , creative people should speak about their music , films , pictures and about other works , but in a careful formwayNOUN [#4350] . If somebody is interested in it he or she will come to a concert , cinema , exhibition and so on . To sum up , I think that advantages about expressing their ideas are greater than disadvantages . If somebody dodoesVERB:SVA [#4351] not want to see it he or she will not . This is theeverybody 'sOTHER [#4352] personal choice of everybodyOTHER [#4353] .

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{"id": 153}
Arts play theanDET [#4362] important part in people 's life . Sometimes the govermentgovernmentSPELL [#4363] try to control ofPREP [#4364] artists but it isis itWO [#4365] so nessesarynecessarySPELL [#4366] ? This essay will eximeneexamineSPELL [#4367] different points of viewviewsNOUN:NUM [#4368] on the freefreedom ofOTHER [#4369] art and my opinion on the thesethisDET [#4370] themetopicNOUN [#4371] . Some people think that theDET [#4372] mordenmodernSPELL [#4373] art needneedsMORPH [#4374] toinPREP [#4375] abeOTHER [#4376] controlcontrolledVERB:FORM [#4377] . The main reason why today many artists should not do what they want is the bad influence they may haveOTHER [#4378] on atheDET [#4379] society . Today there are many perforansesperformancesSPELL [#4380] and installations where people harm their health -OTHER [#4381] cut themselves ,orOTHER [#4382] harmdestroyVERB [#4383] their health andOTHER [#4384] body isinSPELL [#4385] destroyeddestroyVERB:FORM [#4386] their body in some other wayOTHER [#4387] . ThrououtThroughoutSPELL [#4388] of the 2020thOTHER [#4389] centirycenturySPELL [#4390] in theDET [#4391] USSR all theallDET [#4392] artartsNOUN:NUM [#4393] waswereVERB:SVA [#4394] restrictionrestrictedMORPH [#4395] by the govermentgovernmentSPELL [#4396] and ittherePRON [#4397]⚠️ was the whole culture ,PUNCT [#4398] that was learndlearnedSPELL [#4399] in orderOTHER [#4400] to be great people ,PUNCT [#4401] who do n't lie andorCONJ [#4402] kill . On the other hand , art it is theaDET [#4403] free profession ,PUNCT [#4404] and there are many examples when without the govermentgovernmentSPELL [#4405] artists do really beatifulbeautifulSPELL [#4406] things sush, , suchOTHER [#4407] as drawingdrawingsNOUN:NUM [#4408] and paintings of RenessansRenaissanceSPELL [#4409] . Artists need theDET [#4410] fredoomfreedomSPELL [#4411] because their works help to show the society thatwhatPRON [#4412]⚠️ they really feel and that theyOTHER [#4413] think about some qustionsquestionsSPELL [#4414] . For example , underat the time ofOTHER [#4415] the disaster in Ukraine , in MosckowMoscowSPELL [#4416] there arewereVERB:TENSE [#4417] many pictures in theDET [#4418] streets . They trytriedVERB:TENSE [#4419] to attract attantionattentionSPELL [#4420] to some societysocialOTHER [#4421] , ecological , political and other problems . Marina Abramovich keepdonatesVERB [#4422] money onforPREP [#4423] the safesafetyMORPH [#4424] of theDET [#4425] our planet , she takeshootsVERB [#4426] video perfomcencesperformancesSPELL [#4427] and then sellsellsVERB:SVA [#4428] itthemPRON [#4429] . All in all , theDET [#4430] art influensesinfluencesSPELL [#4431] onPREP [#4432] the society . I think art dodoesVERB:SVA [#4433] n't need theanyDET [#4434] control because artists are creative people and they must notdo n't have toOTHER [#4435] do what people want them to doOTHER [#4436] .

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{"id": 154}
The bar chart compares the-OTHER [#4437] numbers ofbased onPREP [#4438] popularity between males and fe - malesfemalesOTHER [#4439] whosewhoPRON [#4440] chose the different directions in their profession in 1999 in Australia . As can be seen from the chart , the most popular qualification among males was a skilled vocational diploma . The percentagespercentageNOUN:NUM [#4441] of manmenNOUN:NUM [#4442] who didmadeVERB [#4443] this choice areisVERB:SVA [#4444] just over 90 % . This figure is more than twice higher than the amount of males who decided to have aanDET [#4445] undergraduate diploma . The number of man who chose a bachelorBachelorORTH [#4446] 's degree was at about 45 % . On the second and third places ofbased onOTHER [#4447] popularity were a postgraduate diploma and a masterMasterORTH [#4448] 's degree , at 70 % and 60 % respectively . As regards toPREP [#4449] females , their the-OTHER [#4450] most popular kind of qualification had a differentdifferenceMORPH [#4451] regarding to the man 's directions . It was an undergraduate diploma , at just over 70 % , unlike the amount of women who chose a bachelorBachelorORTH [#4452] 's degree , at nearly 55 % . The least popular kind of post - school qualifications among females was a skilled vocational , that is completely reverse compared to the males . The other two qualifications were approximately similar , at nearly 30 % and 40 % . To sum up , the level of popularity of post - school qualifications was absolutely different between manmenNOUN:NUM [#4453] and wimenwomenSPELL [#4454] during this period in Australia .

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{"id": 155}
One of the main issue for today is about an ability for creative people to sayexpress ,OTHER [#4455] in their art works ,PUNCT [#4456] theirowntheir ownORTH [#4457] ideas . Some governments think that it is their orderresponsibilityNOUN [#4458] to control any kind of expressions offromPREP [#4459] creative persons . In this essay I will try to examine the-OTHER [#4460] both sides of this complex issue and point out my view on this problem . To start with one of the strongstrongestADJ:FORM [#4461] opinion among the majority of people . They consider that creative people have a completelycompleteMORPH [#4462] ruleneedNOUN [#4463] to express theirowntheir ownORTH [#4464] ides and suggestions in their art works , such as pictures , films , books and others . Many people think that it is absolutely warshideousOTHER [#4465] to prevent them from doing it , particulary if it does a governmenta government does itWO [#4466] . According to their point of view , nobody mayshouldVERB:TENSE [#4467] stop their development , not allowingallowVERB:FORM [#4468] themPRON [#4469] to sayspeakVERB [#4470] their mind . ByOnPREP [#4471] contrastcontraryOTHER [#4472] , it is universally known that many governments introduce a strict order regarding different kind of expression of not ordinary people . TheInOTHER [#4473] other words there are many people in the world who think that any ideas in films , music , pictures and othersotherMORPH [#4474] art works should be completely controlled by governments , because differentADJ [#4475] points of view and expressions of creative people maycanVERB:TENSE [#4476] be dangerous for society , especially for young people . Having considered all sides of this issue , I would like to say that theDET [#4477] problem has not gotVERB [#4478] a clear answer , because toaOTHER [#4479] permitpermission forOTHER [#4480] creative people to express their mind , maymightOTHER [#4481] be considered likePREP [#4482] a crime . WhercaseWhereasSPELL [#4483] , to allowallowingVERB:FORM [#4484] them toVERB:FORM [#4485] do it without showingansweringVERB [#4486] fortoPREP [#4487] theDET [#4488] governmentsgovernmentNOUN:NUM [#4489] is very dangerous for people ofOTHER [#4490] all age groups of peopleOTHER [#4491] , particularly for children .

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{"id": 157}
Nowadays there are a lot of artists who wantedwant toVERB [#4510] express their feelingfeelingsNOUN:NUM [#4511] , ideas and share them towithPREP [#4512] people . My essay will talkVERB [#4513] about thistheseDET [#4514] artistatristsNOUN [#4515] and whether theyOTHER [#4516] should be given freedom to do everything whatPRON [#4517] they want or not . First of all ,PUNCT [#4518] itifSPELL [#4519] creative artist wouldareOTHER [#4520] n't beVERB:TENSE [#4521] allowed toVERB:FORM [#4522] express their own attitudesthoughtsNOUN [#4523] , they couldcanVERB:TENSE [#4524] stop doingdeveloping themselves or canOTHER [#4525] anything andatOTHER [#4526] developingall forOTHER [#4527] yourselfthat themselvesOTHER [#4528] . In this case ,PUNCT [#4529] the community can lose future famous artistsactorsNOUN [#4530] or actrisactressesSPELL [#4531] . The second reason why the goverment should n't stop artistartistsNOUN:NUM [#4532] isVERB [#4533] because in this case the culture of theDET [#4534] country wouldwoVERB:TENSE [#4535] n't develop . On the otherHoweverOTHER [#4536] hand,OTHER [#4537] if the goverment givegivesVERB:SVA [#4538] fullyfullMORPH [#4539] freedom to artistartistsMORPH [#4540] , they couldcanVERB:TENSE [#4541] doingdoVERB:FORM [#4542] something incorectincorrectSPELL [#4543] for theDET [#4544] society , so therePRON [#4545] should be aDET [#4546] particular set ofOTHER [#4547] rules which artishartistsSPELL [#4548] should follow , because if the rules will missare n't obeyedOTHER [#4549] the choceschaosNOUN [#4550] can be start . AlsoGovernmentsOTHER [#4551] govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#4552] canalsoOTHER [#4553] support artists who only start theirOTHER [#4554] way upADV [#4555] , for example ,PUNCT [#4556] invest money in different organisations or instituteuniversitiesNOUN [#4557] where artistartistsNOUN:NUM [#4558] stadingare studyingVERB [#4559] . Furthermore ,PUNCT [#4560] they can help to organisateorganiseSPELL [#4561] some exsibitionsexhibitionsSPELL [#4562] , where artist can showshowcaseVERB [#4563] their works to the public . In conclusion , I thinksthinkVERB:SVA [#4564] that artistartistsNOUN:NUM [#4565] should be given freedom , when they create something , but in spite of it they should follow some rules . Also in some cases ,PUNCT [#4566] for example ,PUNCT [#4567] when the artist needneedsVERB:SVA [#4568] money toVERB:FORM [#4569] thattoOTHER [#4570] eat ,andOTHER [#4571] they canVERB:TENSE [#4572] go on the streetstreetsNOUN:NUM [#4573] to work ,PUNCT [#4574] , they do n't have another existchoiceNOUN [#4575] .

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{"id": 158}
The chart compares the percentagespercentageNOUN:NUM [#4576] of post - school qualifications in Australia byinPREP [#4577] 1999 . ItPRON [#4578]⚠️ It is clear that occupiesthe favouriteOTHER [#4579] most ofwasOTHER [#4580] the skilled vocational diploma .PUNCT [#4581] TheMenOTHER [#4582] malesreceivedVERB [#4583] partsignificantlyOTHER [#4584] of significantly moresignificantly more ofWO [#4585] themPRON [#4586]⚠️ than femeleswomenNOUN [#4587] . The undergraduate diploma getwasVERB [#4588] more popular amongOTHER [#4589] girls . There were more than 35 % of female graduates who received this qualificationOTHER [#4590] . Well as theTheORTH [#4591] proportions arewereVERB:TENSE [#4592] very similar for the for theOTHER [#4593] postgraduate diploma . FemalesFemaleMORPH [#4594] weregraduates gotOTHER [#4595] 30 % ,PUNCT [#4596] and 70 % were malesmaleMORPH [#4597] , according. AccordingPUNCT [#4598] to the table , thesethereSPELL [#4599] men was a lotwereOTHER [#4600] more menNOUN [#4601] . with Master withOTHER [#4602] masterMasterORTH [#4603] 's degree -PUNCT [#4604] received 40 % ofPREP [#4605] femelesfemaleSPELL [#4606] and 6040 % of female and of femaleOTHER [#4607] % ofPREP [#4608] males of maleOTHER [#4609] . From the entire table almost equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#4610] of peoplemen and womenOTHER [#4611] received bachelorBachelorORTH [#4612] 's degree . Overall , A total of around , most women haveVERB:TENSE [#4613] received theDET [#4614] diplomsdiplomasSPELL [#4615] . InAmongPREP [#4616] post - school qualificationsNOUN [#4617] 70 percent of were received by diplomasOTHER [#4618] were received postgraduate diplomas , andOTHER [#4619] the same men70 percentOTHER [#4620] aofOTHER [#4621] postgraduateundergraduateADJ [#4622] diplomadiplomasNOUN:NUM [#4623] and womenwere the same 70 percent ofOTHER [#4624] undergraduate diplomadiplomasNOUN:NUM [#4625] were received by womenOTHER [#4626] . The smallest graduation rate was thatDET [#4627] inofPREP [#4628] females ,-PUNCT [#4629] 10 % .

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{"id": 159}
Nowadays contemporary art plays a very important role . People often use it at work and at home . Art helps an individual to be a person . But the government puts limits . People ,PUNCT [#4630] since ancient years ,PUNCT [#4631] always wanted to express their inner emotions through drawings . To this day the painting is aDET [#4632] very popular trendgenreNOUN [#4633] . Many paintings depict realrealityMORPH [#4634] , notsome areOTHER [#4635] some are notOTHER [#4636] standartstandardSPELL [#4637] , for instance ,PUNCT [#4638] DaVinchedaNOUN [#4639] Leonardo da VinciNOUN [#4640] . But it happens thatsometimesOTHER [#4641] not all theDET [#4642] workworksNOUN:NUM [#4643] areVERB:TENSE [#4644] taken seriously . Any art should attract attention , arouse emotions , both positive and negative creativity,OTHER [#4645] should be freeand for thatOTHER [#4646] . I know a lot of creative people ,PUNCT [#4647] who showexpressVERB [#4648] themselves inthroughPREP [#4649] music , pictures , film , art , paintings conveyconveyingVERB:FORM [#4650] the most unusual emotions . They make people happy . Creativity should not be limited if there areVERB [#4651] no bad things . Much depends on experience . Person knowing aA person knowingWO [#4652] little can not competently provide theDET [#4653] creativity . People arewillVERB [#4654] not beVERB [#4655] interested . A person who knows what to do is always aonOTHER [#4656] demand . InPREP [#4657] In movies soit happens veryOTHER [#4658] often happens.OTHER [#4659] . There is censorshipa certainOTHER [#4660] .,PUNCT [#4661] For example ,PUNCT [#4662] when it is impossibleforbiddenVERB [#4663] to show a personalan intimateOTHER [#4664] touchsceneNOUN [#4665] , smoking andorCONJ [#4666] other detailsNOUN [#4667] . I agree with this . But unanSPELL [#4668] unusual view of the world that a person is trying to convey is always good . Among peopleThereOTHER [#4669] should be more involvedADJ [#4670] art - involvedOTHER [#4671] people among usOTHER [#4672] , because nowadays theytherePRON [#4673]⚠️ are becoming lessfewerOTHER [#4674] and lessfewer of themOTHER [#4675] . Let our children make artOTHER [#4676] from an early age will make art .OTHER [#4677]

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{"id": 160}
The bar chart provideprovidesVERB:SVA [#4678] information about different tipestypesSPELL [#4679] of qualifications whowhichPRON [#4680] people choose after the-OTHER [#4681] school . As can be seen from the table , almost 100 % ofOTHER [#4682] men had skilledalmostADV [#4683] vocational diploma approximately 100 %OTHER [#4684] while amongPREP [#4685] the women trendtrended trendedVERB:TENSE [#4686] towardsPREP [#4687] undergraduate diploma nearat nearlyOTHER [#4688] 70 % .PUNCT [#4689] It is clear ,PUNCT [#4690] that skilled vocational diplomaOTHER [#4691] in Australia , whileOTHER [#4692] the proportionpercentageNOUN [#4693] of women while the percentage percentageOTHER [#4694] women stood onlyADV [#4695] at 10 % , when proportion10OTHER [#4696] ofallOTHER [#4697] men acountaccountSPELL [#4698] for 100 %to get itOTHER [#4699] . TheThe number of theOTHER [#4700] undergraduate diplomadiplomasNOUN:NUM [#4701] rose dramatically camparecomparedSPELL [#4702] with skilled vocationalADJ [#4703] vocationalyvocationalSPELL [#4704] ofamongPREP [#4705] females , but the percentage ofOTHER [#4706] bachelor 's degree dropped suddenly comparecomparedVERB:FORM [#4707] with undergraduate . Postgraduate diploma and masterMasterORTH [#4708] 's degree are middle level of post - school qualifications . Postgraduate constituted 30 % of femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#4709] and Master 's degree makemadeVERB:TENSE [#4710] up 40 % of women . It is noticablenoticeableSPELL [#4711] , that the numbers ofOTHER [#4712] all qualifications ofreceived byOTHER [#4713] men are areVERB [#4714] biggestbiggerADJ:FORM [#4715] than those ofOTHER [#4716] women . The highhighestADJ:FORM [#4717] level , it iswasVERB:TENSE [#4718] skilled vocational diploma makereceivedVERB [#4719] up by a healthy 100 %men onlyOTHER [#4720] . Then ittherePRON [#4721]⚠️ iswasVERB:TENSE [#4722] postgraduate diploma constituteconstitutingVERB:FORM [#4723] 70 % of mansmenNOUN:NUM [#4724] . Master 's degree haswasVERB [#4725] reducelowerOTHER [#4726] and stood at 60 % . And the end , the lesslowestADJ [#4727] level of kind of jobs iswasVERB:TENSE [#4728] undergraduate diploma stoodstandingVERB:FORM [#4729] at approximately 35 % .

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{"id": 161}
In ourOurORTH [#4730] world has talenttalentedMORPH [#4731] people who have theirDET [#4732] own ideas , but usually our goverment dodoesVERB:SVA [#4733] not freedomallow them to toOTHER [#4734] do that what theyPRON [#4735]⚠️ want to do greativecreativeSPELL [#4736] artists , but the future goverment will begin ideas , which to be tabu . On the one hand , in our world should be rulers , whichwhoPRON [#4737]⚠️ sayssayVERB:SVA [#4738] thatwhatPRON [#4739]⚠️ people can doVERB [#4740] and doVERB:TENSE [#4741] not cancan notWO [#4742] doVERB [#4743] . TallentTalentedSPELL [#4744] people have manya lot ofOTHER [#4745] different ideas , but some ideas can be amoralyamoralSPELL [#4746] andCONJ [#4747] that is why goverment do n't . some kind of ideas are strangesstrangeMORPH [#4748] for theDET [#4749] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#4750] and simple people . On the other hand , some ideas of tallanttalentedADJ [#4751] people concanSPELL [#4752] be useful for socitysocietySPELL [#4753] . Often , whichwhenOTHER [#4754] people doVERB [#4755] something things , whichandOTHER [#4756] simpleordinaryADJ [#4757] people listen first timelisten to it for theOTHER [#4758] , they feel ,PUNCT [#4759] that it is stupid and any ideasideaNOUN:NUM [#4760] areisVERB:SVA [#4761] forgotforgottenVERB:FORM [#4762] . After that , for example , 50 years , somethingsomeOTHER [#4763] idea can beVERB:TENSE [#4764] found and to be actuallyauthenticADJ [#4765] , but earlieearlierSPELL [#4766] people decided that it iswasVERB:TENSE [#4767] falsefakeADJ [#4768] . If people have a talent , usually they think aboutPREP [#4769] other comparesimilarADJ [#4770] simple people . If men or women want to draw only yellow color , nothing forbateforbiddenSPELL [#4771] , it is not dengerasedangerousSPELL [#4772] for people . In my opinion , goverment should benotOTHER [#4773] restrictionrestrictMORPH [#4774] tallenttalentedSPELL [#4775] people from fromPREP [#4776] thinkthinkingVERB:FORM [#4777] freedomfreelyOTHER [#4778] , because many ideas will be successsuccessfulMORPH [#4779] in the future for dependof the the developmentOTHER [#4780] our worldofOTHER [#4781] . MaybyMaybeSPELL [#4782] ideas will be strange , but from the experiaceexperienceSPELL [#4783] , when creative artists died , themtheirDET [#4784] ideas beginbegan to beVERB [#4785] useusedVERB:FORM [#4786] . I think that dothis shouldOTHER [#4787] not be aDET [#4788] criteria ofPREP [#4789] how people must think and do if it is n'tCONTR [#4790] do n't harmful for our world .

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{"id": 162}
On the chart that is introduced we can see different levels of post school qualifications in Australia and different percentage of men and women who held them in 1999 . The first is skilled vocational diploma and only 10 % of femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#4791] held itPRON [#4792]⚠️ . InHoweverOTHER [#4793] oppoziteoppositeSPELL [#4794] about 70 % of women took UndergraduateundergraduateORTH [#4795] diploma ,PUNCT [#4796] and just 40 percent of men holdheldVERB:TENSE [#4797] thisthatDET [#4798] qualificationsqualificationNOUN:NUM [#4799] . It is less thenthanSPELL [#4800] a50DET [#4801] half%NOUN [#4802] of men percentageNOUN [#4803] in skilled vocational diploma , but it is higher on 10theOTHER [#4804] % percantpercentageNOUN [#4805] of women byPREP [#4806] who held fpercentNOUN [#4807] PostgraduatepostgraduateORTH [#4808] diploma is higher by postgraduate %OTHER [#4809] . It maycanVERB:TENSE [#4810] be said that the Bachelor 's degree has almost the same amount of females and males , but onlyOTHER [#4811] hastheOTHER [#4812] percentage oftheOTHER [#4813] women little bitpercentage is slightly is slightlyOTHER [#4814] higher than menOTHER [#4815] . Others post school qualifications have a great amount of men , althoughOTHER [#4816] a little levelnumberNOUN [#4817] of women .

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{"id": 163}
In our days the,OTHER [#4818] modern artsartNOUN:NUM [#4819] , art -PUNCT [#4820] househousesNOUN:NUM [#4821] become very popular . but not all art mustcanVERB:TENSE [#4822] be shown . The first opinion says that creative artists should have freedom to express themselfsthemselvesSPELL [#4823] and goverment should n't domakeVERB [#4824] any restrictions . On the otherHoweverOTHER [#4825] hand,OTHER [#4826] there is anDET [#4827] opinion that athorsauthorsSPELL [#4828] should n't show theretheirSPELL [#4829] strange and ugly things to this realistic world . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#4830] people have to separate truly morden art from madness and showing off . We can remember some examples of well done art . It is Dali , PiccasoPicassoSPELL [#4831] , ShagalChagallSPELL [#4832] , ShelkovskiShelkovskySPELL [#4833] and other famous artists that made great things . Their pictures may not behave beenVERB:TENSE [#4834] clearly understandedunderstood ,OTHER [#4835] but all visitorsadmirersNOUN [#4836] can fell the energy offromPREP [#4837] thistheseDET [#4838] works . I think ,PUNCT [#4839] for this typeOTHER [#4840] authors ofof authorsWO [#4841] thistheDET [#4842] type govermentgovernmentNOUN [#4843] should give freedom fortoPART [#4844] theirexpressVERB [#4845] expressionamexpressionSPELL [#4846] ofPREP [#4847] ideas , because their works can devepdevelopSPELL [#4848] our mind and soul . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#4849] there a lot of " creative " artists ,PUNCT [#4850] who areVERB [#4851] free to show off . They are makingmakeVERB:TENSE [#4852] art only for art , but not for people . And some timessometimesORTH [#4853] theDET [#4854] pictures or films or just ideaideasNOUN:NUM [#4855] can not be indificatedidentifiedVERB [#4856] likeasPREP [#4857] great art . I can call it onlyonly call itWO [#4858] like an ugly rubbish or madness ofOTHER [#4859] full madnessNOUN [#4860] . Some works canareVERB [#4861] discustingdisgustingSPELL [#4862] oforSPELL [#4863] scaring . I do n't want my children toVERB:FORM [#4864] see that ,PUNCT [#4865] becasebecauseSPELL [#4866] I wish the goverment dowould createVERB [#4867] some restrictions for shoppingto stopVERB [#4868] this craziness . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#4869] I would like to add that not all mordenmodernSPELL [#4870] art is awfullawfulSPELL [#4871] ,PUNCT [#4872] and if people some timessometimesORTH [#4873] doVERB:TENSE [#4874] n't undestandeunderstand understandVERB [#4875] itPRON [#4876]⚠️ themtheSPELL [#4877] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#4878] has toVERB [#4879] have make more opinions .

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{"id": 167}
There is a problem of expression ofPREP [#4925] your own opinion in society nowadays . It is namely about theDET [#4926] creative people such as designers , artists , etc . sometimesSometimesORTH [#4927] they have troubles with theDET [#4928] government and the theDET [#4929] lawslawNOUN:NUM [#4930] . This essay will observe this situation and give examples . Today , the creative profession are very popular . Everyone tendtendsVERB:SVA [#4931] to express their feel and emotion . For example ,PUNCT [#4932] famous designerdesignersNOUN:NUM [#4933] or photographerphotographersNOUN:NUM [#4934] make theOTHER [#4935] exhibitions withofPREP [#4936] their works and projects . It is the means of expression of theirDET [#4937] feelsfeelingsMORPH [#4938] for ordinary people . However , the designers and artists who have no money to realizeorganizeVERB [#4939] such events try to tell about their emotions on the city walls or inonPREP [#4940] the Internet . A good example is graffiti artists . They have a talent which should be realiseexpressedVERB [#4941] on the big space , but sometimes it is very difficult to find atheDET [#4942] needednecessaryADJ [#4943] place . The artists doVERB:TENSE [#4944] have notnot haveWO [#4945] aDET [#4946] access to theDET [#4947] place they need . On the other hand , the government havehasVERB:SVA [#4948] to look after the city life . Some - timesSometimesOTHER [#4949] the creative people do theDET [#4950] things that can not be called like aOTHER [#4951] moralymoralSPELL [#4952] . The historicalHistoricalDET [#4953] buildings are painted byPREP [#4954] thewithOTHER [#4955] bad words . As a result ofPREP [#4956] that,OTHER [#4957] the children learn more bad things from the streets . In thisDET [#4958] case ofPREP [#4959] histheDET [#4960] government should protect the culture of the city . There is aDET [#4961] neededneedMORPH [#4962] to create a list of rules which is able to control the behaviour of the creative citizens . But therethis listOTHER [#4963] should be includedincludeVERB:TENSE [#4964] the rightsrightNOUN:NUM [#4965] to freedom of expression , even though the government will not encourage artists . But nowadays , in Moscow the government likes to encourage theDET [#4966] young creative people and tends to callVERB [#4967] call onPREP [#4968] theythemPRON [#4969] to improvingimproveVERB:FORM [#4970] the city space . All in all , the creative expression of feelsfeelingsMORPH [#4971] needed to be controledcontrolledVERB:INFL [#4972] by the governmentsgovernmentNOUN:NUM [#4973] . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#4974] it will be the best way of developing a social sphere of life :PUNCT [#4975] by a tandemcollaborationNOUN [#4976] of ordinary creative people with the governmentsgovernmentNOUN:NUM [#4977] .

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{"id": 171}
The bar gives information about the percentage of men and women who held different levels of post - school qualifications in Australia in 1999 . The most popular levels are scoolsschoolsSPELL [#5070] whowhichPRON [#5071] givegrantVERB [#5072] undergraduate and postgraduate diplomadiplomasNOUN:NUM [#5073] . And people do n't wo ntwantOTHER [#5074] to have a Bachelor 's and Master 's degree . We can understudunderstandSPELL [#5075] it , because the post - schootschool institutionsNOUN [#5076] whowhichPRON [#5077]⚠️ give thistheseDET [#5078] degrees have the muchveryOTHER [#5079] little date percentagerepresentationNOUN [#5080] in the chart . The most unusual qualificationsqualification institutionsNOUN [#5081] isareVERB:SVA [#5082] levelinstitutionsNOUN [#5083] whowhichPRON [#5084]⚠️ give skilled vocational diplomadiplomasNOUN:NUM [#5085] fortoPREP [#5086] students , because the90DET [#5087] so%OTHER [#5088] percent of people educated thearethereSPELL [#5089] are men .

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{"id": 175}
Some people sayssayVERB:SVA [#5165] that theDET [#5166] creative artists must be free in expressexpressingVERB:FORM [#5167] their thinksthoughtsNOUN [#5168] . AndandORTH [#5169] goverment should not look atjudgeOTHER [#5170] their ideas . I think that theanDET [#5171] artist can express his or herOTHER [#5172] ideas without bans . AnySomeDET [#5173] people believe that the creation of artists should beVERB:TENSE [#5174] have asomeDET [#5175] cencurecensorshipNOUN [#5176] . They think that thistheseDET [#5177] people can make unsosiateantisocialADJ [#5178] picture , music andorCONJ [#5179] films . ThisTheseDET [#5180] ideas can takemakeVERB [#5181] children more nervous and angreeangrySPELL [#5182] . For example , in 19901990sOTHER [#5183] in Russia therePRON [#5184] was no cencurecensorshipNOUN [#5185] and at thisthatDET [#5186] time the level of crime rose , about 60 per cent of theDET [#5187] holewholeSPELL [#5188] sosiatesocietySPELL [#5189] thinkthoughtVERB:TENSE [#5190] that theDET [#5191] crime iswasVERB:TENSE [#5192] normalynormalSPELL [#5193] . In 2000 the freedom of artists ' ideas was banedbannedVERB:INFL [#5194] , whenthenADV [#5195] the level of crime wasgotVERB [#5196] lesslowerADJ [#5197] than in 2000 . Others think that the artists should have aDET [#5198] freedom in their work . They agrueargueSPELL [#5199] that this way helps to develop our sosiatysocietySPELL [#5200] . For instanseinstanceSPELL [#5201] , theDET [#5202] new ideas in politicpoliticsNOUN:NUM [#5203] , in artOTHER [#5204] were taken bytheir artOTHER [#5205] creative taken up in theirOTHER [#5206] artsartNOUN:NUM [#5207] . People who write music ,orOTHER [#5208] make films must do theaDET [#5209] big job , thistheseDET [#5210] people find information and analistanalyseSPELL [#5211] foritOTHER [#5212] people and peoples . However , thistheseDET [#5213] people make sosiatyideas for the the societyOTHER [#5214] ideassocietyNOUN [#5215] , but sometimes thistheseDET [#5216] ideas do not friendlygo alongOTHER [#5217] forwithPREP [#5218] sosiatesocietySPELL [#5219] rulsrulesSPELL [#5220] , but thistheseDET [#5221] ideas isareVERB:SVA [#5222] not bad or good -PUNCT [#5223] thistheseDET [#5224] things ( music , cinema , picture ) isareVERB:SVA [#5225] different . ThisTheseDET [#5226] ideas can be normallynormalMORPH [#5227] in the future . In conclusion , we have 2 different pointpointsNOUN:NUM [#5228] of view on creation . I personalyPersonallySPELL [#5229] feel that the artist must have aDET [#5230] freedom , because theDET [#5231] creative people have anothertheir ownOTHER [#5232] poinpointSPELL [#5233] of view and this point can help to understand something ,PUNCT [#5234] that is important things in our livelifeNOUN [#5235] .

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{"id": 177}
These days there are various directions in art , so every creative artist has a right to make everything he or sheOTHER [#5259] wants . However , some people advocate the view that any item of art as pictures , songs , films or books must be limited . As far as I am convinced ,PUNCT [#5260] that the freedom must exist . To begin with , artists create their works to express theirDET [#5261] own thoughts and emotions . Therefore , if they have some restrictions , they will not to be able to givegetVERB [#5262] other people to understand their creativeness fully . It is known ,PUNCT [#5263] that earlierbeforePREP [#5264] in our country writers were restricted by the government , that is why they were so worried about it and readers could not get the full idea of their literature . Moreover , everybody has theirDET [#5265] own preferences and tastiestastesSPELL [#5266] , so it allowsVERB [#5267] thethemPRON [#5268] to choose theirOTHER [#5269] favouritefavoriteADJ [#5270] music or theDET [#5271] film among others . But it is impossible when the government limits opportunities to create different kinds of art . Nevertheless , there is another issue ofwithPREP [#5272] the argument . Any works of artists should be controlled by other people from the moralismoralSPELL [#5273] standpoint . InForPREP [#5274] instance ,PUNCT [#5275] , the films must be restricted according to the age of a viewer . They must not contain criminal things like violence and roughness . Taking everything into consideration ,PUNCT [#5276] it can be concluded that creative artists should have theDET [#5277] freedom and bring hapinesshappinessSPELL [#5278] to other people . However , it should be restricted by definite conditions . Personally , I believe that people should have a wide choice of words , pictures , music and films because it gives them the opportunity to knowintegrateVERB [#5279] various points of view , to understand different ideas . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#5280] it is so necessary for today 's world .

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{"id": 180}
The bar chart gives information about theDET [#5393] level of education in percentage between males and females . As can be seen , the largelargestADJ:FORM [#5394] percentage of males iswas amongOTHER [#5395] skilled vocational diploma holdersNOUN [#5396] , ittheyPRON [#5397]⚠️ made up about 90 percent . The least number of malesнужноOTHER [#5398] hashadVERB:TENSE [#5399] anDET [#5400] undergraduate diploma which, non -OTHER [#5401] accountaccountedMORPH [#5402] for,OTHER [#5403] 37надоOTHER [#5404] percentзапятуюNOUN [#5405] . In the second place there is the postgraduate diploma . The chart also shows that the smallest level of females isтут тоже choice of tense amongOTHER [#5406] skilled vocational diploma holdersNOUN [#5407] , it consistaccountedVERB [#5408] offorPREP [#5409] only 10 percent . The level of males exceedsexceededVERB:TENSE [#5410] the level of females almost byby almostWO [#5411] 10 percent . The largelargestADJ:FORM [#5412] percentage of females which haveопять же choice of tenseOTHER [#5413] qualification iswas amongOTHER [#5414] undergraduate diploma holdersNOUN [#5415] , it iswasVERB:TENSE [#5416] about 70 percent . In the theDET [#5417] part of the graph titledOTHER [#5418] " Bachelor 's degree " the levels of peopleOTHER [#5419] of both sexsexesNOUN:NUM [#5420] havehadVERB:TENSE [#5421] little differencesdifferenceNOUN:NUM [#5422] : males - 46 percent , females - just under 50 percent . To sum up , the proportion of men and women ofwho hadOTHER [#5423] post - school qualificationqualificationsNOUN:NUM [#5424] hashadVERB:TENSE [#5425] a big disparitiesdisparityNOUN:NUM [#5426] . Almost in every partkindNOUN [#5427] of qualification the percentage exceedsof males the percentageOTHER [#5428] of males exceeded the exceeded of femalesOTHER [#5429] . The females havehadVERB:TENSE [#5430] thea lowerOTHER [#5431] level underPREP [#5432] than males .

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{"id": 184}
The bar -PUNCT [#5509] chart gives information about the different levels of post - school qualifications and theDET [#5510] percentage of men and women who held them in Australia in 1999 . The majority amount of men chose the skilled vocational diploma . It was about 90 percent . The most unpopular it wasqualificationOTHER [#5511] qualification it- menOTHER [#5512] was 35 percent which touhgtOTHER [#5513] the undergraduate diploma for mentaught it was about 35 percentOTHER [#5514] . Also ,PUNCT [#5515] a lot of males wanted sentto getVERB [#5516] qualification inOTHER [#5517] theaDET [#5518] postgraduate qualificationNOUN [#5519] about 70 percent . The women , in theDET [#5520] majority , chose qualificationthe the undergraduateOTHER [#5521] inanSPELL [#5522] undergraduate diplomediplomaSPELL [#5523] . TheyTherePRON [#5524] was more femalesNOUN [#5525] than males aboutbyOTHER [#5526] 70 percent . The less amount of females wanted toVERB:FORM [#5527] have aDET [#5528] skilled vocational diploma . In addition , a lot of females decided toVERB:FORM [#5529] choose the qualification aboutofPREP [#5530] aDET [#5531] Bachelor 's degree . It was few more thenthanSPELL [#5532] 50 percent . In conclusion , the most popular qualification inforPREP [#5533] males was anDET [#5534] undergraduate diploma in Australia in 1999 . But aDET [#5535] very little amount of manmenNOUN:NUM [#5536] wanted toVERB:FORM [#5537] go onforPREP [#5538] anDET [#5539] undergraduate diploma . Women moreADV [#5540] prefered an preferred anOTHER [#5541] undergraduate diploma . And the most unpopular qualification was aDET [#5542] skilled vocational diploma .

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{"id": 185}
Some people think that creative artists must be given the freedom to express their own words , pictures , ideas and it is whichever way they wish . Also the govermentgovernmentSPELL [#5543] must behaveVERB [#5544] no restrictions in во - первых , наверное , всё жеOTHER [#5545] thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#5546] , во - вторыхOTHER [#5547] , which they do . AThere are aOTHER [#5548] lot ofPREP [#5549] artistartistsNOUN:NUM [#5550] beartistsOTHER [#5551] nowadaynowadaysSPELL [#5552] . And theDET [#5553] majority of theythemPRON [#5554] very creativeare тег * почти * правильный , но тут нужен дискурсный его вариант ( потому что отсутствует сказуемое )OTHER [#5555] . Some people think they must to express theirDET [#5556] own ideas . I think it is true . AThere is aOTHER [#5557] lot of information which toughtteachesVERB [#5558] bad things . But the people who controledcontrolVERB:INFL [#5559] forPREP [#5560] these factors , may domakeVERB [#5561] mistakes . A lot of ideas must be showshownVERB:FORM [#5562] , because a lot of creative artists do thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#5563] , which areVERB:TENSE [#5564] linked with social problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#5565] in theDET [#5566] world . And thetoOTHER [#5567] forbitforbidSPELL [#5568] do these things it is false .,PUNCT [#5569] andasOTHER [#5570] it is aDET [#5571] very big mistake . I think that goverment must controledcontrolSPELL [#5572] this proccesprocessSPELL [#5573] . MuchTheOTHER [#5574] thingsgovernmentNOUN [#5575] can do themanyOTHER [#5576] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#5577] . They can find theaDET [#5578] good professorprofessionalMORPH [#5579] , who know how toVERB:FORM [#5580] choose a confusion ofOTHER [#5581] perfectlyperfectMORPH [#5582] film , music or pictures . The goverment can help inwithPREP [#5583] this . But if only goverment dodoesVERB:SVA [#5584] that , it was uncorrectlyis так , тут чуть сложнее ситуация , нужны теги formational prefix и confusion of categoriesOTHER [#5585] . Because only aDET [#5586] professorprofessionalMORPH [#5587] in this areas can choose thosethisDET [#5588] idea , which will be corectlycorrectSPELL [#5589] . In conclusion , I want toVERB:FORM [#5590] say that I agree and disagree with this opinion , I think that both sentences isareVERB:SVA [#5591] correctlycorrectMORPH [#5592] , but in this must be rules which help to control all process , whichdefining relative clause areOTHER [#5593] linklinkedVERB:FORM [#5594] with choose correctlycorrectMORPH [#5595] ideas for pictures , music and film , which do creative artistscreative artists doWO [#5596] . And goverment must help and controledcontrolVERB:INFL [#5597] this process .

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{"id": 189}
There are different ways to express emotions or show your ideas to the world . It can be music or dance performance , drawing pictures or it can be even simple words which show your feelings . During centurescenturiesSPELL [#5681] people learnt to express themselves somehow and present days are not an exception . Some people think that it is illegal to do whatwhateverPRON [#5682]⚠️ aDET [#5683] person wants and wherewhereverADV [#5684] he or sheOTHER [#5685] wants , because there are some laws and moral rules which should stop people doing strange things oninPREP [#5686] theDET [#5687] public . The aim of performers is to attract the audience 'sNOUN:POSS [#5688] attention and sometimes they break all rules and do amoral things , which can shock other people . The main solution of such problem is government restrictions . Only when people are afraid of doing crazy things they willwill theyWO [#5689] not do itthemPRON [#5690]⚠️ . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#5691] there is another opinion . Some people think that people should be allowed to express themselves because all people have freedom and can do everything to say something to the world , but it depends on the way they show their thoughts and feelings . There are different beautiful things people can do to make this world brighter . For example ,PUNCT [#5692] street art or street music , it is always followed by aDET [#5693] positive reaction , makes people 's mood better . If noone no no oneOTHER [#5694] expressexpressesVERB:SVA [#5695] themselves,OTHER [#5696] we will never know about creative and talantedtalentedSPELL [#5697] artists , singers , musicians , writers , actors . The world then will be boring and grey . From my opinion ,PUNCT [#5698] people should express their emotions but they must notice the borders and know the main rules , especially moral rules . Because, becausePUNCT [#5699] sometimes people do strange creepy things which shockedshockVERB:TENSE [#5700] the the theDET [#5701] publicitypublicMORPH [#5702] . Generally speaking , the theDET [#5703] government should make some rules for people who want to be noticed by doing creative things , only then there will not be different awfullawfulSPELL [#5704] accidents .

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There is an opinion that it is good for artists to express their creative ideas in many different ways they like . However , it is useful to let them docreateVERB [#5788] freely without any concern of the government . We are living in liberty and democracy , so not only artists but also everyone has it 's trulytheir TRUEOTHER [#5789] rights to do what they want . Creative artists , in particular , can feel respected when they have freedom to show their ideas dotoSPELL [#5790] the world . They may feel people believe in them and always wait to see their new ideas such as words , pictures , music ,PUNCT [#5791] or films . In addition , this feeling can give them motivation which makes them create more wonderful productions . Nevertheless , it will be too riskriskySPELL [#5792] for the government to have no restrictions on what artists do . Some violent and eroticinadmissibleADJ [#5793] paintings may be drawn everywhere in the streets like walls , park benches and even on the schoolsschool school buildingsNOUN [#5794] ? во всяком случае , кмк , здесь не хватает этого словаOTHER [#5795] . It can be worse . For example , an artist goes to a museum , and he or sheOTHER [#5796] suddenly has a new idea about his or herOTHER [#5797] new picture . He may drawembodyVERB [#5798] his thoughts on some cultural heritages . He or sheOTHER [#5799] ignores the rules of the museum because he or sheOTHER [#5800] is free to express his or herOTHER [#5801] idea in any way . The worst thing is that children can be affected badly by some abstract paintings which thetheyPRON [#5802] are not oldнет ошибкиOTHER [#5803] enough to understand . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#5804] we need to тоже нет ошибки ,OTHER [#5805] recognize можно так использоватьOTHER [#5806] that artists areVERB [#5807] creative - personalitypersonalitiesNOUN:NUM [#5808] and they need to get it or, otherwiseOTHER [#5809] thetheyPRON [#5810] ca n't work .

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The bar - chart illustrates the men andвроде бы это неOTHER [#5811] women 'sошибка ...OTHER [#5812] choicechoicesNOUN:NUM [#5813] after school in 1999 . The horizontal axis compares the persantagepercentageSPELL [#5814] of people . The vertical axis depicts theOTHER [#5815] gender AsPREP [#5816] .itOTHER [#5817] As itPRON [#5818]⚠️ can been seen from the bar theOTHER [#5819] bar - chart skilled vocational diploma was the most popular among men . It accountedVERB [#5820] accounted forPREP [#5821] around 90 percent . In contrast , only 10 % of women chosenchoseVERB:FORM [#5822] thisDET [#5823] qualificationsqualificationNOUN:NUM [#5824] . At the same time , theDET [#5825] majority of women had aanDET [#5826] undergraduate diploma . This was the lesssuperlative degreeOTHER [#5827] popular among men . In addition , more men than women had a postgraduate diploma and master 's degree . The presentagepercentageSPELL [#5828] ofpercentageOTHER [#5829] women who had a postgraduate diploma accounted half of the presentagepercentageSPELL [#5830] ofpercentageOTHER [#5831] men .PUNCT [#5832] In conc conclusion , the majority of men had a skilled vocational diplomardiplomaSPELL [#5833] , meanwhile the less women had it . However , undergraduate diplomediplomaSPELL [#5834] was the moremostADV [#5835] popular for women and the lessleastADV [#5836] popular for men .

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Nowadays , the problem of artist 's censorship is very actualacuteADJ [#5837] . The freedomFreedomDET [#5838] is anDET [#5839] important part of anDET [#5840] artist 's lifestayllifestyleSPELL [#5841] . First , the essay will analyse artists ' freedom , then it will look at the opposite viewpoinviewpointSPELL [#5842] ,PUNCT [#5843] and finally , it willVERB:TENSE [#5844] try to drowdrawSPELL [#5845] some conclusion . OneSomeDET [#5846] people think ,PUNCT [#5847] that creative people should not have any restrictions . If theDET [#5848] artist is free , he or sheOTHER [#5849] can make wonderful works of art . HeOnePRON [#5850]⚠️ can change the theDET [#5851] wordworldNOUN [#5852] around him . inInORTH [#5853] addition , if hemanOTHER [#5854] does everything that he or sheOTHER [#5855] wants , it can be usfullusefulSPELL [#5856] because hemanOTHER [#5857] can create something absolutely new . Is oneOneORTH [#5858] of the biggest disadvantages of freedom is that the person hasdoesVERB:TENSE [#5859] not haveVERB [#5860] any responsibilityresponsibilitiesNOUN:NUM [#5861] and sometimesometimesMORPH [#5862] makesdoesVERB [#5863] a terrible things . It is art garbagesgarbageNOUN:INFL [#5864] and has a bad influence on people . Other people belivebelieveSPELL [#5865] that govermentgovernmentSPELL [#5866] should limit artists ' ideas . GovermentGovernmentSPELL [#5867] restrictionrestrictionsNOUN:NUM [#5868] can form only true art . The good part of art can be chosen and used by people . On the other hand , it can be dangerous for art and crietivecreativeSPELL [#5869] people . sometimeSometimesMORPH [#5870] theDET [#5871] political situation is the reason offorPREP [#5872] manymuchADJ [#5873] censorship . The rusultresultSPELL [#5874] is the artists 'NOUN:POSS [#5875] lies . Having looked at both sidssidesSPELL [#5876] , I am absolutely desagreedisagreeSPELL [#5877] with this opinion . The freedomFreedomDET [#5878] is a very important thing ,PUNCT [#5879] and without it art can not be true .

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{"id": 196}
The bar chart illustrateillustratesVERB:SVA [#5880] five levels of post - school qualifications among males and feemalesfemalesSPELL [#5881] in Australia in 1999 . The majority of women who held the post -PUNCT [#5882] school qualification got under -anOTHER [#5883] graduateundergraduateOTHER [#5884] diploma ,PUNCT [#5885] and the percentage iswasVERB:TENSE [#5886] 70 % . The next qualification is BachleorBachelorSPELL [#5887] 's degree ,PUNCT [#5888] and approximately 55 % of women held it . Women who getgotVERB:TENSE [#5889] aDET [#5890] postgraduate diploma and aDET [#5891] Master 's degree arewereVERB:TENSE [#5892] almost the same in percentage . OnInPREP [#5893] theDET [#5894] last place iswasVERB:TENSE [#5895] skilled vocational diploma ,PUNCT [#5896] and the percentage of people who heldOTHER [#5897] it dodidVERB:TENSE [#5898] not exceed 10 % . The quantitynumberNOUN [#5899] of men who got aDET [#5900] skilled vocational diploma reached 90 % . OnInPREP [#5901] theDET [#5902] second place is postgraduate diploma which held 20 % lessfewerADJ [#5903] men than theDET [#5904] previous group . Master 's degree gotOTHER [#5905] 60 % of men got Master 's degreeOTHER [#5906] . TheDET [#5907] The least heldingpopular heldOTHER [#5908] qualificationsheldOTHER [#5909] by men arewasVERB:TENSE [#5910] undergraduate diplomadiplomasNOUN:NUM [#5911] and bachleorBachelorSPELL [#5912] 's degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#5913] . To sum up , the quantitynumberNOUN [#5914] of men and women whichwhoPRON [#5915] got aDET [#5916] bachleorBachelorSPELL [#5917] 's degree iswasVERB:TENSE [#5918] almost the same and dodidVERB:TENSE [#5919] not exceed 55 % . At the same time , men got skilled vocational diploma mostly ,PUNCT [#5920] and women undergraduate diploma .

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{"id": 197}
These days there are many creative artists in different areas # NAMENOUN [#5921] such asPREP [#5922] literature , painting and drawing , music and cinema . They have a lot of interesting ideas to make trueexpressOTHER [#5923] in life and some people consider that there should be no limits imposedVERB [#5924] by theDET [#5925] government on what they create . I can not completely agree with this statement . On the one hand , if artists do new projects , we can get wonderfullwonderfulSPELL [#5926] pieces of art which will valuemay be be почемуVERB [#5927] тег intransitive ?OTHER [#5928] around the world . For example , likejust asOTHER [#5929] it was in the past , many well - known artists such asPREP [#5930] Leonardo Da Vinci hasVERB:TENSE [#5931] painted a lot of beautiful canvases andcommaOTHER [#5932] now we are very proud of himthemPRON [#5933]⚠️ and hisjust referential device , no dependent theirOTHER [#5934] paintings . On the other hand , there are some artists whichwhoPRON [#5935] do not know any limits in their creativity . Every crazy idea in their head couldVERB:TENSE [#5936] become popular among people and affect them a lot . For example , one conteporarycontemporarySPELL [#5937] artist made an exhibition starring a homeless dog , which he leavesleftVERB:TENSE [#5938] to die there . So this kind of projects should be restricted by theDET [#5939] government or other specific organisations . To conclude , I must say that everything that anDET [#5940] artist dodoesVERB:SVA [#5941] should havebe в розовом тегеOTHER [#5942] aнетOTHER [#5943] measureисправленияNOUN [#5944] and be controlled , because otherwise humanity will be influensedinfluencedSPELL [#5945] by crazy people and will not progressmake any лишнее исправление , такой глагол существуетOTHER [#5946] .

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We can leaveliveVERB [#5995] in very interesting and modern wordworldNOUN [#5996] . And in this wordworldNOUN [#5997] we have a lot of creative and artisticsartisticMORPH [#5998] people . But we do n't know as our idolsrole modelsNOUN [#5999] should behovebehaveVERB [#6000] . All ofPREP [#6001] people in the modern world have a pop or artists idolartist role modelNOUN [#6002] . And the small children have this idolrole modelNOUN [#6003] too . As we know weourDET [#6004] children do all actions whatthatPRON [#6005] his artistsidolNOUN [#6006] do . And this idolrole modelNOUN [#6007] becomes a role modelidolNOUN [#6008] . Artist or otheranotherDET [#6009] popular peoplecelebrityOTHER [#6010] is aDET [#6011] very interesting and activesactiveMORPH [#6012] persenpersonSPELL [#6013] and more ofmostOTHER [#6014] people think that theyhePRON [#6015]⚠️ shePRON [#6016]⚠️ mastmust beVERB [#6017] given freedoomfreedomSPELL [#6018] to expressVERB [#6019] of thousethoseSPELL [#6020] ideas , feelsfeelingsMORPH [#6021] and desiredesiresNOUN:NUM [#6022] . ThisTheseDET [#6023] people becomesbecomeVERB:SVA [#6024] very interesting , imaizingamazingSPELL [#6025] and wonderfullwonderfulSPELL [#6026] ,PUNCT [#6027] and ordinaryADJ [#6028] people whantswantSPELL [#6029] to be like himthemPRON [#6030] . And than Actor or singer or other idol decamesbecomesSPELL [#6031] perfect role model . For exampelexample exampleNOUN [#6032] Yuri Gagarin ,PUNCT [#6033] or any sportssportsmanNOUN [#6034] people,OTHER [#6035] or theDET [#6036] famous actoractressNOUN [#6037] of theDET [#6038] Russian Federation Chulpan Hamatova that,OTHER [#6039] herwhoseDET [#6040] exampelexampleSPELL [#6041] makes the world of kinder . But on the other hand ,PUNCT [#6042] we have a lot of famous people whose primebehaviourNOUN [#6043] is not good . As we know ,PUNCT [#6044] many of theOTHER [#6045] famous people givenuseVERB [#6046] freedom of thousethoseSPELL [#6047] feelsfeelingsMORPH [#6048] through drugs , alchoholalcoholSPELL [#6049] and other dangerous things . And I disagree that they can beVERB:TENSE [#6050] given freedom of histheirDET [#6051] feelsfeelingsMORPH [#6052] and indeasideasSPELL [#6053] always and as they want . ThistheseDET [#6054] people are very bad exampelsexamplesSPELL [#6055] for children and for theDET [#6056] adults too . I think that famous people should controlescontrolVERB:INFL [#6057] ourtheirDET [#6058] disiredesiresSPELL [#6059] but shouldVERB:TENSE [#6060] nonotOTHER [#6061] closedcloseVERB:TENSE [#6062] their talantedtalentsSPELL [#6063] . TheADET [#6064] very sad example ofPREP [#6065] a perfect voice and very horrible habits is EMMYAmySPELL [#6066] waithouseWinehouseSPELL [#6067] . Who, whoPUNCT [#6068] died from drugdrugsNOUN:NUM [#6069] . The famousFamousDET [#6070] people must be very creative , interesting , talantedtalentedSPELL [#6071] and amaizingamazingSPELL [#6072] . But they must remember that heytheySPELL [#6073] are exampelexampleSPELL [#6074] for many people .

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In the modern world we have many popular and fasionfashionableADJ [#6174] artists who like to semi -OTHER [#6175] express themselvesPRON [#6176] in otherdifferentADJ [#6177] ways . In this essay I will analyse other aspects of this fenomenphenomenonSPELL [#6178] and releasing ofexpressOTHER [#6179] govermentgovernment 'sOTHER [#6180] attitudeNOUN [#6181] to this challenge . Some people think the most important thing in this world is freedom . It 's cleareasyADJ [#6182] fortoPART [#6183] understandingunderstandVERB:FORM [#6184] becousebecauseSPELL [#6185] the right of people was in theDET [#6186] handhandsNOUN:NUM [#6187] of govermentgovernmentSPELL [#6188] for a for aOTHER [#6189] fairly long time . And now whenthatOTHER [#6190] we have more right of freedom and less censorscensorshipMORPH [#6191] we feel better . But some peopleextraordinaryADJ [#6192] ordinaryextraordinaryADJ [#6193] and also some artists use it in uncorrectable ways . For example ,PUNCT [#6194] directordirectorsNOUN:NUM [#6195] may creatercreateSPELL [#6196] horrorshorrorNOUN:NUM [#6197] or strange unpleasant movies , but theDET [#6198] result will bedbe badOTHER [#6199] for theDET [#6200] audience 's feeling . Or for example , aOTHER [#6201] famous singer , such as Marilyn Manson or other metal groups . Their music may be notnot beWO [#6202] harmful , but teneagersteenagersSPELL [#6203] often missundertandmisunderstandSPELL [#6204] theDET [#6205] concept of this art and becomingbecomeVERB:FORM [#6206] more agresiveaggressiveSPELL [#6207] and angryangrierADJ:FORM [#6208] . In this case ,PUNCT [#6209] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#6210] shoutshouldVERB [#6211] restrict actionactionsNOUN:NUM [#6212] of creative artists . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#6213] some kind of art should be givenVERB [#6214] more freefreedomNOUN [#6215] . For example ,PUNCT [#6216] underground art , art streetstreet artWO [#6217] andCONJ [#6218] etc . It 's art for poor people or people whewhoSPELL [#6219] avoid mass mediomediaSPELL [#6220] influence . Also ,PUNCT [#6221] people have different tastetastesNOUN:NUM [#6222] in art and different attentionviews onOTHER [#6223] to creative unusual performance , and goverment in this amount . In general , there are other types of art , and I think that the most popular artist should be under control of govermentgovernmentSPELL [#6224] and keep a responsemaintain responsibilityOTHER [#6225] for their art . But also I think that free art should be exist too , (PUNCT [#6226] mainly among ordinary people )PUNCT [#6227] , becousebecauseSPELL [#6228] it isVERB [#6229] good for development people 's soil .

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The problem of artists ' self -OTHER [#6261] expression is really actual nowadays . There is theaDET [#6262] situation formed in which different groups of people debatesdebateVERB:SVA [#6263] towithPREP [#6264] each other whether we should let artists toVERB:FORM [#6265] do whatever they want or restrict some of their intentions . As withPREP [#6266] every problematic question whichthatDET [#6267] raisesstartsVERB [#6268] such a hugeconsiderableADJ [#6269] discussionsdiscussion discussionNOUN [#6270] has, there areOTHER [#6271] at least two positionspointsNOUN [#6272] of view and lotsa great dealOTHER [#6273] of argumentation behind them . Such a conversation could n't be possible without a special attitude to men of art we used to give them for the beatybeautySPELL [#6274] that wasVERB:TENSE [#6275] brought by them into our world . Artists always have been theDET [#6276] people whichwhoPRON [#6277] gave us some inspiration with their work giving us something to admire ,PUNCT [#6278] but times hashaveVERB:SVA [#6279] changed ,PUNCT [#6280] and we can see more and more cases of thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#6281] that breaksbreakVERB:SVA [#6282] any moral values from people we used to call artists . It can not be denied that art has always been that engine which moved the humanity forward ,PUNCT [#6283] and it should provide further growth offorPREP [#6284] us . But art becamehas becomeVERB:TENSE [#6285] a method of making yourself famous ,PUNCT [#6286] and ,PUNCT [#6287] when artists areVERB:TENSE [#6288] run out of creative ideas ,PUNCT [#6289] they doingdoVERB:FORM [#6290] anything toVERB:FORM [#6291] get some piece of fame . It even goescomesVERB [#6292] to vandalizmvandalismSPELL [#6293] and hurt ofhurtingOTHER [#6294] other people 's feelings . Bringing this theme to aOTHER [#6295] conclusion ,PUNCT [#6296] I want to say that artistsNOUN [#6297] should be restricted by the means of laws that we already have . That wo n't give the artists an opportunity to makegetVERB [#6298] their fame in a dirty way .

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Nowadays the popularity of the highhigherADJ:FORM [#6586] education is expanding . But there still isis stillWO [#6587] an inequality in the proportion of male and female students in groups ofOTHER [#6588] different subjects . There is an opinion that the universities should accept the same numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#6589] of students of both gendergendersNOUN:NUM [#6590] . I partly agree with this point of view . Firstly , it is harder to communicate in the group of the same gender . Ladies may start being beingVERB [#6591] jealousingjealousSPELL [#6592] when they have only few boys or none of them .between classmatesOTHER [#6593] Boys , in their turn , will not be able to concentrate on studying . They can talk a lot with each other . Secondly , it is always difficult to organize some student 'sNOUN:POSS [#6594] events without having both boys and girls ofinPREP [#6595] the enoughsufficientADJ [#6596] amount , theDET [#6597] tasks in such situation are given for eacheveryDET [#6598] personspersonNOUN:NUM [#6599] to use thistheirDET [#6600] human 's potential and characteristics . On the other hand , I mostly disagree with the statement . First of all , I believe that there is no available opportunity to fix this problem . We can not make people enterstudyVERB [#6601] the subject ofatOTHER [#6602] universitywhichOTHER [#6603] they do not wantlikeVERB [#6604] only because we have the disproportion inaOTHER [#6605] gender disproportionNOUN [#6606] . Choosing a way of living is the personal decision . Secondly , I guess that if the personspeopleNOUN [#6607] do not want to study , hetheyPRON [#6608]⚠️ will use any suitable situation to avoid it . No matter how many boys or girls are in your group or class you will find the chance to district your mates and yourself . In conclusion , I want to say that it would be definitely better to solve such problem as disproportion in gender onatPREP [#6609] eacheveryDET [#6610] faculty , but right now I do not see the solution .

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The given graph presents the percentage of group of people aged 65 and over from 1940 and 2040 in three countries . Overall , thethere is an upwardsOTHER [#6717] trend offorPREP [#6718] this age group of population in each countryNOUN [#6719] upwordsupwardsSPELL [#6720] . The most outstanding feature of this graph isVERB [#6721] that the percentage of older people in Japan constitute the lower proportion for a longlongerADJ:FORM [#6722] period than in theDET [#6723] other two countries . As it can be seen from the graph ,PUNCT [#6724] from 1940 to the beginingbeginningSPELL [#6725] of 2000 the proportion of population aged 66 and over in Japan was about 3 - 5 % . Consequently ,PUNCT [#6726] the trend becomes upwordupwardSPELL [#6727] and between 2030 and 2040 there is a sharp increase of this group of population in Japan by nearly 17 % . Regarding USAAmericanOTHER [#6728] and SwedenSwedishMORPH [#6729] trends in theDET [#6730] proportion of older people , it iscan beVERB:TENSE [#6731] seen that during the whole period they were nearly the same . In particular , the difference between theythemPRON [#6732] made up 2 - 3 % in 1940 and 2040 . ThusThenADV [#6733] in 2040 Japan I 'disOTHER [#6734] expected to have the highest proportion of their population ( about 27 % ) , the second position haswill haveVERB:TENSE [#6735] Sweden ( 25 % ) and the last one inwill be theOTHER [#6736] USA with nearly 23 % . To sum up , in all countries the percentage of older people is expected to rise . The most outstanding growth inisSPELL [#6737] presented by figures platedrelatedVERB [#6738] to Japan .

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The issue about whether to accept equal numbers of boys and girls to theDET [#6739] UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#6740] inisSPELL [#6741] aDET [#6742] controversial one and open for debate . In my opinion , in our modern world society ,PUNCT [#6743] all studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#6744] should have equal rights in everything , no matter what gender he or she is . In this essay I will list some reasons toforPART [#6745] supportsupportingVERB:FORM [#6746] my point of view . On the one hand , some people think that there is no need to make equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#6747] of male and female students for aDET [#6748] certain classescoursesNOUN [#6749] because they have different abilities to learn the subject . In particular , it is assumed that maleADJ [#6750] oneonesSPELL [#6751] areVERB [#6752] very good at math , physics and so on , and givegirlsOTHER [#6753] are very likely to be a good at literature , art andCONJ [#6754] etc . On anotherthe otherOTHER [#6755] hand , thereitPRON [#6756]⚠️ is also a well -OTHER [#6757] known fact that nowadays there are many professionalADJ [#6758] sientictsscientistsSPELL [#6759] in different fields and it is also does not depend on on theDET [#6760] gender , in anotherotherDET [#6761] words , giresgirlsSPELL [#6762] as well as boys show excellent results in any subject , so there is no correlation withbetweenPREP [#6763] subject and gender . Personally , I believe that in one circle cocietysocietySPELL [#6764] we should not neglect this problem . Moreover , I tell that theDET [#6765] equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#6766] of male and female students will impact onPREP [#6767] the development of science positively . To summarize , there are different views about how students should be accepted to UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#6768] . From my point of view , male and female studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#6769] have equal abilities that is why theretheyPRON [#6770] should have equal rights to study in universities .

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The table given лучше добавитьNOUN [#6821] provides us with или убратьOTHER [#6822] with . менять слово не нужно , оно подходитOTHER [#6823] the information about the underground railway systems in six cities . It is obviouswell - knownOTHER [#6824] that the first underground railway system appeared in London in 1863 . Generally speaking , there are two groups of cities . FirstThe firstDET [#6825] one contentscontainsOTHER [#6826] London , Paris and TokyoNOUN [#6827] Tokyo where,OTHER [#6828] subway is widely used by passangerspassengersSPELL [#6829] . SecondThe secondDET [#6830] one consists of Washington DC , KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#6831] and Los Angeles ,PUNCT [#6832] where the number of passengers per year is quite smaller UranthanSPELL [#6833] in atheDET [#6834] first group . The most actively used underground railway stationstationsNOUN:NUM [#6835] are located in Paris and Tokyo due to the fact that the amountnumberNOUN [#6836] of passengers inisSPELL [#6837] quite huge ,PUNCT [#6838] while their lenghtlengthSPELL [#6839] areisVERB:SVA [#6840] hotnotSPELL [#6841] the biggest . The most striking feature is that in KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#6842] ittherePRON [#6843]⚠️ is only 22 kilometres of route although it was opened 20 years earlier contemporaryin comparisonOTHER [#6844] towithPREP [#6845] 20sLosNOUN [#6846] ctngeleAngelesSPELL [#6847] , where nowadays there are28are 28ORTH [#6848] kilometres of route . What is more , in London ittherePRON [#6849]⚠️ is the most developed and widenedwiderMORPH [#6850] metro system .

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It is believed that our qualitiespersonality/ featuresOTHER [#6851] that we have from the moment when we are born play the most significant role in our personal development during the whole life . Some people argue that a life experience is likely to have more influence on a personality . In my opinion , the experience is quite more significant factor . To start with , even if a person is talented ittherePRON [#6852]⚠️ is notnoOTHER [#6853] necessaryguaranteeNOUN [#6854] that he will be successful . ThisItPRON [#6855]⚠️ means that shouldeverybodyNOUN [#6856] somebodyeverybodyNOUN [#6857] recognize that ifPREP [#6858] he seems to have a special talent he would bettershouldOTHER [#6859] developdevelopeMORPH [#6860] it better in orderOTHER [#6861] to achieve some results . For example , musicians who are likewantOTHER [#6862] to become great professionals but do not oftenADV [#6863] pay enough attention to rehearsals often,OTHER [#6864] do not show stellar results . What is more , if a person has some disadvantagesbad featuresOTHER [#6865] that appearappearsVERB:SVA [#6866] to be harmful for him and hidhisSPELL [#6867] surrounding , he should try to do him best to correct these drawbacks . For instance , the son of my mother 's friend used to be aggressive when he was a child but by developing himself he has grown up into a quite and patient man . Nevertheless , there is another point of view . It is said that our basic characteristics are more important than everything that we experience in our life . Contrary to this statement , there are two arguments . Firstly , people are always able to develop themselves in the way that they want so it is possible to improve some skills . Secondly , a lot of different situations that are able tocanOTHER [#6868] have an influence on own personality can occureoccurSPELL [#6869] . In conclusion , I truly believe that we are able to build ourselves .

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The table provides data concerning underground railway system of six cities . The description of each includes information about the date it was opened , how loglongSPELL [#6870] isVERB [#6871] its rowteroute routeNOUN [#6872] and kilometers and ,, andWO [#6873] also ,PUNCT [#6874] how often people use it during a period ofinOTHER [#6875] a year . The last one is given as passengers per year and it is counted in millions of people . From the table we see that , out of six cities , London was the first to have its own underground railway system . It was opened in 1863 and now it is also the one with the longest route , which counts up to 394 kilometers of tracks . However , it 'sitsOTHER [#6876] passenger density is not the biggest and it is less than half of the same parameter of Tokyo , where the number of passengers per year reaches 1927 millionsmillionMORPH [#6877] . This is despite the fact ,PUNCT [#6878] that therePRON [#6879] length of route thereADV [#6880] sums up to only 155 kilometers . The city of KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#6881] seems to be an outsider itinSPELL [#6882] this comparison , as it has only 11 kilometers of tracks and , on average , no more than 45 million passengers ofper year onOTHER [#6883] this means of transport between European countries and United States of America .

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It is a matter of common knowledge that trough outthroughoutOTHER [#6947] our life we face different life experiences : both positive and negative . And there is NonoORTH [#6948] doubt that all of them have some influence on us , so we are changed with time going . And it is also a common knowledge that every person is born with some characteristics , which serve asPREP [#6949] a background for formingformationMORPH [#6950] of aDET [#6951] personality .PUNCT [#6952] As it is said , some resent researches had indicated that theDET [#6953] characteristicscharactericticsNOUN [#6954] we are born with and the developed onceonesSPELL [#6955] have much more influence on our personality than any experiences we have in our life . I ca n't agree with this statement foolyfullySPELL [#6956] . On the one hand , characteristics we are born with are very important ,PUNCT [#6957] I understand it for sure . You are born with them and they come to you from your percentsparentsNOUN [#6958] and there is nothing you can do yotoSPELL [#6959] change them . But on the other hand , the experiences you FarrhaveVERB [#6960] troughthroughSPELL [#6961] your development , because you develop together with your experiences and under their influence . My point of view ,isOTHER [#6962] that any person can make out of itselfthemselvesPRON [#6963]⚠️ a person he or she locentswantsVERB [#6964] . But it takes a lot of time to worksworkMORPH [#6965] in order to form your personality . It is called window . And it comes in many years to those who worksworkVERB:SVA [#6966] on themselfsthemselvesSPELL [#6967] and may never come to ones who do n't care about theirstheirOTHER [#6968] spirit and soul . But inPREP [#6969] what I am totally sure inPREP [#6970] is that development together with life experience is much more stronger and important than the characteristics we are born with . And , for example , I myself try to get rid of the bad charactesticscharacteristicsSPELL [#6971] I was born with and to strongerstrenghtenOTHER [#6972] the good inborn characteristics . I ca n't staysayVERB [#6973] that I 'm good at it yet , but I think thatPREP [#6974] that I will beOTHER [#6975] in many years , and through outthroughoutORTH [#6976] every year , with every new experience . Finally I will change myself and be more like the " ideal " personality forofPREP [#6977] me .

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People all over the world try to explain how person develops himselfPRON [#7043]⚠️ and what impactinfluenceNOUN [#7044] on his or her personality . Many scientists suppose that the most important role in our future life isOTHER [#7045] our characteristics that we have since our birth play the most important role in our future lifeOTHER [#7046] . It is it surprising that our activity is related to our genes , our first personalitiesfeatures which we were born withOTHER [#7047] . But there are some views that argue with the fact that we can not improve our knowledge in some spheres of our life . On the one hand , it is aDET [#7048] significant partideaNOUN [#7049] to connect the human 's characteristics with his or her birth . First of all , there are different types of brain activity and we can not change itthemPRON [#7050] during our life . For instance , one of the most famous composer MotzartMozartSPELL [#7051] was talented in musics since his childhood . Moreover , people are born in various countries and continents . In that case we have different kinds of our characters , our organs and so on . On the other hand , researches argue the fact that a person has the most important influence on his life by characteristics that he was born with . People should understand that our birth does n't take precedence over our all ourDET [#7052] life we should know that every person can improve his responsibilities in some speresspheresSPELL [#7053] . For instance , people can not beVERB:TENSE [#7054] born with businessNOUN [#7055] talant of being good in talentOTHER [#7056] that is why many people try to develop their mind . To sum up , I consider that we surely have some kinds of characteristics . However , people should try to be involved in such area of their life that they want most of all . Human is a logical type of animals that 'sisCONTR [#7057] why we can change our personality during our life .

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Researches show that the characteristics we are born with have much more influence than experience which we take while living in society . I disagree with this statement . Some years ago I read the book ,PUNCT [#7090] which was recommended to me frombyPREP [#7091] my best friend who areisVERB:SVA [#7092] interested in psychology . Nowadays that book is my favorite one . The text of this book providesgaveVERB [#7093] meaOTHER [#7094] great amount of interesting and useful information . So , from this book I taketookVERB:TENSE [#7095] a theory of determinism . The idea ifofPREP [#7096] this theory is that the behavior and personality which we have at the moment influenced by genetics , experience of childhood and influence from society , for example ,PUNCT [#7097] school , university , courses and so on . Unfortunately , I can not except that characteristiccharacteristicsNOUN:NUM [#7098] we are born with have influence on our personality , but in less level than other aspects . When we were born we had such characteristics like color of hair , weight , eye color etc . we did n't have personality at those moment . Our behaviour finishfinishesVERB:SVA [#7099] to form only when youwePRON [#7100]⚠️ achieve 20 years old . All other?OTHER [#7101] time you are influenced by parents , society , friends . But other people think that our behaviour formformsVERB:SVA [#7102] only from?OTHER [#7103] that characteristic ,PUNCT [#7104] which we have when we were born withPREP [#7105] . They believe that our personality do n't change by influence of peoplespeopleNOUN:NUM [#7106] and society , believe that we have the same behaviour characteristics through whole life . In conclusion , every person havehasVERB:SVA [#7107] his own opinion and his own point of view . I disagree with theDET [#7108] main statement , but it dodoesVERB:SVA [#7109] not meansmeanVERB:FORM [#7110] that I perfectlyam absolutelyOTHER [#7111] right .

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It is generally accepted that people develop yourselfsthemselvesPRON [#7152] during all theDET [#7153] life and society hasOTHER [#7154] the most impact on our personalityOTHER [#7155] is havehasVERB:TENSE [#7156] societypersonalityNOUN [#7157] . But there is thea point ofOTHER [#7158] view that the main characteristics people receive with born .their birthOTHER [#7159] In this essay should consider both points of view . On the other hand , people can develop their individuality with the help of communication , education and other sides of our life . When we communicate with other people we receive more life experience , we develop our literacy and receive knowledge about different things . Life experience forms our own perseptionsperceptionsSPELL [#7160] and views , developing our skills . However ,

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The table presents us the information about the underground railway system in six cities , such asnamelyOTHER [#7204] : London , Paris , Tokyo , Washington DC , KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#7205] , Los Angeles . Also the table gives 3 groups of informationfeaturesNOUN [#7206] for way of comparison , such as : date opened , kilometres of route , passengers per year . To begin with , the first underground railway system in the table startstartedVERB:TENSE [#7207] to work in 1864 in London . The most longlongestADJ:FORM [#7208] route is 394 kilometres and also isis alsoWO [#7209] in London . The biggest amount of visitors isVERB [#7210] in Tokyo 's underground railway system . theTheORTH [#7211] smallest amount of passengers is in KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#7212] and Los Angeles , 45 and 50 millionsmillionMORPH [#7213] ofPREP [#7214] visitors inPREP [#7215] theaDET [#7216] year . The shortest underground system is in the KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#7217] - 11 kilometres of route . To sum up , the greatesgreatestSPELL [#7218] underground railway system is in theDET [#7219] London , Paris and Tokyo . These towns have more passengers inPREP [#7220] theaDET [#7221] year than other towns ,PUNCT [#7222] and theyPRON [#7223]⚠️ have huge amount of kilometres ofthe longestOTHER [#7224] routeroutesNOUN:NUM [#7225] .

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Nowadays there are a lot of researches ,PUNCT [#7226] books ,PUNCT [#7227] and opinions about development of our behaviour and personality . Some people thingthinkVERB [#7228] that the characteristics we are born with have the greatest influence . Other people thingthinkVERB [#7229] that experiences we may have in our live have much more influence on us . I think the major influence on our personality is givencomesVERB [#7230] usPRON [#7231]⚠️ byfromPREP [#7232] characteristics we are born withPREP [#7233] . To begin with , theDET [#7234] little children ,PUNCT [#7235] who waswereVERB:SVA [#7236] born one week ago or one month ago have different behaviours , they docaVERB:TENSE [#7237] n't have hadVERB [#7238] any experiences in this periods of their lifes . The second reason is characteristic we are born with we ca n't change and they stay with us during all our life due to experiences . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#7239] such aspect as experience ca n't be notADV [#7240] importantunimportantADJ [#7241] in our life . First of all , theDET [#7242] people have the tandtendSPELL [#7243] to copy the behaviour of otherothersNOUN:NUM [#7244] proportionaround themOTHER [#7245] and it formformsVERB:SVA [#7246] their character . Moreover , without experiences theaDET [#7247] person wouldVERB:TENSE [#7248] do the same mistakes in his or herOTHER [#7249] life , andCONJ [#7250] that is very important not to doOTHER [#7251] in our lifes . Finally , I want to say that both of thesOTHER [#7252] aspects : the characteristics we are born with and experiences we may have in our life have# NAME ?OTHER [#7253] theanDET [#7254] important influence on our personality and form different partssidesNOUN [#7255] of our behaviour .

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The statistic shows that characteristics we are born with arehaveVERB [#7412] much more impact than any experiences we may have during our life . From the first day of our life we already have special characteristics , suchADJ [#7413] as what nationality isVERB [#7414] you areVERB [#7415] , whether whetherPREP [#7416] are youyou areWO [#7417] aDET [#7418] boy or aDET [#7419] girl , what colorscolourSPELL [#7420] is your hairyour hair isWO [#7421] and what colorscolourSPELL [#7422] isVERB [#7423] your eyes areVERB [#7424] and ,PUNCT [#7425] etc . All of them youYouOTHER [#7426] couldcanVERB:TENSE [#7427] n'tnotCONTR [#7428] change can not themOTHER [#7429] , maybe particularly but not at all . It 's pufya pityOTHER [#7430] , but your future actually depends on it . For example , we have the period of history of theDET [#7431] USA and other European 'sNOUN:POSS [#7432] countries , when if you werehad beenVERB:TENSE [#7433] born in anOTHER [#7434] Afro - American nationalityfamilyNOUN [#7435] , you wowouldVERB:TENSE [#7436] n't have had the sameOTHER [#7437] future as whithewhiteSPELL [#7438] people . However , I have another example , it considerconcernsVERB [#7439] with disabeleddisabledSPELL [#7440] people , when they are already born with ita disabilityOTHER [#7441] , and sometimes they are even ca n't walk , or they are blind , but other we can see them at paradim picParalympicNOUN [#7442] games and understand that there is nothing impossible . We can not at all say that characteristiccharacteristicsNOUN:NUM [#7443] we are born with have much more influence on yourourDET [#7444] personality and development , but actually it 's really very important . Nowadays we can do every thingeverythingORTH [#7445] , and it does n't dependsdependVERB:FORM [#7446] on yourourDET [#7447] nationality ,orOTHER [#7448] sexgenderNOUN [#7449] and even for disabled people there isareVERB:SVA [#7450] no limits . ToInPART [#7451] conclusion , I want to say that for are all characteristics isareVERB:SVA [#7452] important for our development , but the main idea is development - you should to become as bettergoodADJ [#7453] as you want , and you have everything whatthatPRON [#7454] you want .

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Scientists and researchers say that genetic influence inonPREP [#7475] our personality is more powerful than our experience fromOTHER [#7476] life experienceNOUN [#7477] . From my point of view , this question is reallytooADV [#7478] complicated to be sure onOTHER [#7479] 100 % sureADJ [#7480] . I 'mCONTR [#7481] absolutely agree with thattheDET [#7482] fact thethatPRON [#7483] characteristics we are born with with control our destiny in theDET [#7484] majority ofPREP [#7485] situations . For example , a man with aDET [#7486] perfect body , good physical shape and ideal health can think about being a sportmansportsmanSPELL [#7487] , an astronaut or what everwhateverORTH [#7488] he wantwantsVERB:SVA [#7489] . If a girl has aDET [#7490] powerful math skillskillsNOUN:NUM [#7491] and an amazing memory ,PUNCT [#7492] she can try herself in science sphere . My idea is that our genetic characteristics , as a rule , could help us to understand in which sphere we can do our best . It 'sisCONTR [#7493] hard to believe that a person 1,35 meters tall will be good at basketball or a student with aDET [#7494] bad memory will become a math professor . On anotherthe otherOTHER [#7495] hand ,PUNCT [#7496] it isais aORTH [#7497] bry mistake to think that people can not change themselves into others . Everything is dependingdependsVERB:TENSE [#7498] on your will . There are many examples of people who had some weakness but overcame themitPRON [#7499]⚠️ . We can confirm that even in aDET [#7500] society of ideal people it is possible to reach your dream . There isareVERB:SVA [#7501] no borders ,PUNCT [#7502] if you really try . Unfortunately , researchesresearchersMORPH [#7503] are workingworkVERB:TENSE [#7504] with statistics and in theDET [#7505] majority ofPREP [#7506] situations do n't have enough will fortoPART [#7507] change themselves . That 'sisCONTR [#7508] why we can say that genetic influence on us is more powerful . In conclusion , I 'dwouldCONTR [#7509] like to emphasize that these two ideas have enough arguments in their favourOTHER [#7510] to be exist . So , everybody should decide by themselves which onePRON [#7511]⚠️ is more suitable for them . Use your genetic characteristics and improve them or try to overcome your weaknesses because of your dreams .

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There is saOTHER [#7524] big discussion on whether we can develop certain traits of our character or we are cloomeddoomedSPELL [#7525] to get what nature gives us at outourSPELL [#7526] birth . I would like to speculate on this problem and to figure out the major influence . I 'mamCONTR [#7527] sure that we are born with aDET [#7528] certain set of features . We grow with them and our surroundings shape them completely . I mean that most of our characteristics are given to us by nature , but alsoADV [#7529] people around us alsoADV [#7530] play a significant role in developing those features in us . We might never find our hidden talents if we are not stimulated by our family and friends . However , there are people who believe that they are able to alter their personality easily . I can not agree with them because I never saw a person who drastically changechangedVERB:TENSE [#7531] in his or herOTHER [#7532] life . Moreover , even when I think of myself , I realize that it would n'tnotCONTR [#7533] be that easy to change . Surely , there are habits and views that were developed during the life and thetheyPRON [#7534] really can be gotten rid of or modified . But our global views on moralemoralityMORPH [#7535] , values and our perception onofPREP [#7536] life are constant . As for me , I do want to believe that we can develop some of outourSPELL [#7537] inherent characteristics because it makes you feel free and independent from various circumstances . On the other hand , when I think about it ,PUNCT [#7538] I clearly understand that there is such power as genetic behavior . If you are born to be a great musician and no one else ,PUNCT [#7539] you wowillCONTR [#7540] n'tnotCONTR [#7541] probably become a great footballer . Hard work surely can improve your skills , but ifitSPELL [#7542] you wowillCONTR [#7543] n'tnotCONTR [#7544] lead you dotoSPELL [#7545] the highest level . In conclusion , I want to say that we have to search for our talents and try outourSPELL [#7546] best to develop them . We are a part of nature , that 'sisCONTR [#7547] why it influences us . We just have to find a proper approach in order to live peacefully with outourSPELL [#7548] inner nature and at the same time realizeto be realizedVERB:FORM [#7549] as free , independent personspeopleNOUN [#7550] .

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I haveVERB:TENSE [#7573] had informationNOUN [#7574] about the research which indicated that the characteristics we are born with have much more influence on our personality and development than any experiences we may have in our life . There are two different opinions . Some people think that characteristics given to us when we are just in mothertheOTHER [#7575] 'sin theOTHER [#7576] bullybellyNOUN [#7577] influence outourSPELL [#7578] lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#7579] . Some people do not think so . Personally ,PUNCT [#7580] I think that both characteristics influencecharacteristics influence bothWO [#7581] our personality and life . I believe that when you are just inPREP [#7582] a childhoodchildMORPH [#7583] , you behave like yourDET [#7584] father or mother . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#7585] girls behave like fathers and boys - like mothers . But if you do not like some characteristics , you are able to change them . Saying " you " I mean " parents " , because if parents would likewantVERB [#7586] to improve some characteristics of their child , of course , they can do itOTHER [#7587] . For example , one of my favorite films is " Elf " . The movie is about a boy , who was alone , his father did not knowsknowVERB:FORM [#7588] about filmhis existenceOTHER [#7589] and kind elfselvesSPELL [#7590] brought him up . A very funny Christmas carrolcarolSPELL [#7591] . But once , the boy met his father , they became a family and there was a very funny moment when they were sleeping in the same position . Of course , thisitPRON [#7592]⚠️ is not aboutPREP [#7593] personality or development , but I am talking about the fact , that we areVERB [#7594] all similarlookOTHER [#7595] tolikePREP [#7596] our parents . And what about characteristics ? When I was a child I was behavingbehavedVERB:TENSE [#7597] like my uncle . A child was takingtookVERB:TENSE [#7598] theanDET [#7599] same way asexample fromOTHER [#7600] a 50 yeared man . Some years agoADV [#7601] when mother told me about this fact I could n't believe , but now I am sure she was telling the truth . But if you would likewantVERB [#7602] to bringgrowVERB [#7603] up a realgoodADJ [#7604] personalitypersonMORPH [#7605] , you do not have to give up at your first steps . It is possible to make some changes in the characteristics we were born wifewithSPELL [#7606] . But if you need to have a real result , you have to work at your baby 's personality at itshisDET [#7607] first steps . I know a real situation when a woman did not like her husbandshusband 'sNOUN:POSS [#7608] personality , but they were in love and had a baby . This baby , this girlfollowed her fatherOTHER [#7609] was becoming'sVERB [#7610] similar toexampleOTHER [#7611] father . And the woman hadVERB:TENSE [#7612] decided to work on the problem and shePRON [#7613]⚠️ solved it ! So , in my opinion ,PUNCT [#7614] the characteristics we are born with and experiences we may have in life are equal .

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The qualities of character which we have from the beginning of our life are sometimes considered to be the most important ones . However , some people think that skills that we get throughwhilePREP [#7625] ourwePRON [#7626]⚠️ existencegrow upOTHER [#7627] have a stronger influence on our behaviour . Personally , I believe that out life is changing day by day under the influence of new experiences . For instance , we can not only learn something unknown but also understand what mistakes we made in our past life . Moreover , some special features of our character appear exactly when we gain new knowledge and have completely different experience . These characteristics can be connected to the previous ones which we show in the first years of life after our birth but their whole inner content will be anotherdifferentADJ [#7628] . On the other hand , some researchers provides us withPREP [#7629] information that the personality of each man depends on those qualities of the character we are born with . Firstly , they are sure that theDET [#7630] process of personal development is controlled by those characteristics and they give us our special way of behaviour . As a consecuenceconsequenceSPELL [#7631] , all ofPREP [#7632] our new experiences are influenced by those striking features from the very beginning . Secondly , these people believe that fact that our mind consists not only fromofPREP [#7633] the physiologypsychologic(al )OTHER [#7634] things from the moment of out birth but also some mental and cognitive activityactivitiesNOUN:NUM [#7635] . All things considered , we can deny that our personality depends on all types of characteristics : boththoseDET [#7636] we are born with and thoseDET [#7637] we get throughthroughoutPREP [#7638] having the gainingVERB [#7639] new experience and gainingVERB [#7640] knowledge . In my opinion , there is no doubt that the second ones have a stronger influence on outourSPELL [#7641] daily life and self - development because every person is changeablechangesOTHER [#7642] and has a tendency to improve himselfhim- or herselfOTHER [#7643] .

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The given tablesNOUN [#7644] providesprovideVERB:SVA [#7645] us with theDET [#7646] information about underground systems in London , Paris , Washington DC , KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#7647] and Los Angeles . Overall , most of the systems were built in theDET [#7648] XX century , except for London subways ( opened in 1863 ) and LA onesNOUN [#7649] ( opened in 2001 ) . Although , there are some other points . For example , the latest underground system beingwhich wasOTHER [#7650] opened in 2001 in LA has more nearly ? ?PUNCT [#7651] twice?OTHER [#7652] and a half longer routeinOTHER [#7653] comparingcomparisonOTHER [#7654] with the KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#7655] system ( 28 in LA and 11 km in KoyotoKyotoSPELL [#7656] ) . The biggest amountnumberNOUN [#7657] of passengers in 1927 million people per year use Tokyo system , which is just 155 kilometres long . On the contraryADJ [#7658] countorarycontrarySPELL [#7659] the London Underground is way longer ( 394 ) , but therePRON [#7660] was a much lower amountnumberNOUN [#7661] of those , who useusedVERB:TENSE [#7662] subway as a mean of transport . Furthermore , twice shorter lines of Paris system ( inPREP [#7663] comparingcomparisonOTHER [#7664] towithPREP [#7665] the London one ) earlier transferstransferredVERB:TENSE [#7666] more passengers - 1191 million . The shortest oneOTHER [#7667] above all wasVERB [#7668] Koyoto railway which goeswentVERB:TENSE [#7669] under theDET [#7670] ground and hashadVERB:TENSE [#7671] only 45 million of passengers during 1 year .

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In the modern world people try to explore as much as positiveposibleADJ [#7672] in order to indicate some ways to forecast ourtheirDET [#7673] future . There are some argues about factors which influence onPREP [#7674] our personality and therefore ,PUNCT [#7675] our behaviour and future in society . Some of the researches show that the crucial points are the parameters we havegotVERB [#7676] wheninOTHER [#7677] wetheOTHER [#7678] weremoment ofOTHER [#7679] justtheOTHER [#7680] bornbirthOTHER [#7681] . However , there are those who do not agree with it , and I am one of them . I generally believe that nearly the biggest impact on us has thealmostOTHER [#7682] way we were brought up by our parents ,hasOTHER [#7683] not justalmost the biggest impact on usOTHER [#7684] some mechanisms which we may or may not have after birth do not have such influenсeOTHER [#7685] . Firstly , there are numerous examples showingwhich showOTHER [#7686] that during a lifetime a person can change himselfPRON [#7687]⚠️ ( both for better and for worse ) and usually the milestone event happens in the early part of this life . Partly ,PUNCT [#7688] it can be explained that before this turning point he had been influenced that before this turning point he has bebeenVERB:FORM [#7689] influenced by parents and their views ofPREP [#7690] the world and other this point he may have had some insightкOTHER [#7691] ofчемуOTHER [#7692] hisздесьOTHER [#7693] ownэтоOTHER [#7694] .?PUNCT [#7695] смыслаNOUN [#7696] Furthermore , as far as it heard about the researches that proves that our personality is practiclypracticallySPELL [#7697] determined the minute we are born inPREP [#7698] , can not tell that they are very reliable just because of the methods . However , it can not call this idea completely senseless just because of genaticsgenesNOUN [#7699] . Some of the illnesses we may have come from our genes and this fact for sure can our development , especially physical . Most importantly , our every day experience influence us in a bigger matter than the genes . Even if a person has some disabilities that supposed to make him , for example , grumpy because of it , it is not " must be " . Everything depends on the bookshebook sheORTH [#7700] read , the films he like and the people who surround him . This base gives him certain way of thoughts ,PUNCT [#7701] which determine him as a personality . Summing up , I am absolutely do notOTHER [#7702] agreedisagreeADJ [#7703] that outourSPELL [#7704] picture?OTHER [#7705] mostly depends on outourSPELL [#7706] characteristics from birth . I say that everything is in our hands and depends on us . I hope that even the longest situations can change for better just because of a men 's will .

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Every person has got a set of different personality traits . Some researchers climclaimSPELL [#7827] that those characteristics that we are BorkbornSPELL [#7828] with influence onPREP [#7829] our personalities /OTHER [#7830] personalspersonalMORPH [#7831] featuresNOUN [#7832] and development more than those which of these factors is more important in terms of influence on our personalitiesнепонятен смыслOTHER [#7833] . To start with , some people can experience very significant and tough life situations which change a lotOTHER [#7834] their further behaviour patterns and the way of thinking a lotcompletelyOTHER [#7835] . For instance , after the death of theaDET [#7836] relative a person begins to value the lives of members of his family and his friendfriendsNOUN:NUM [#7837] more than before and hePRON [#7838]⚠️ becomes kinder to them . Moreover , people tandtendSPELL [#7839] to change when somebody important for them asks them to . As a result we sacrifice our own interests and try to change some of our negative traits of theDET [#7840] character . Besides ,AlsoOTHER [#7841] when we make a mistake ,PUNCT [#7842] we try to avoid it in the future . Consequently , we change our behaviour opinion in inPREP [#7843] order notADV [#7844] to face the same situation . Nevertheless , from the very time we wereareVERB:TENSE [#7845] born we tend to show some specific patterns of behaviour which remain the same during all our lives . What is more , the children often show that they are interested in some spheres in a very early age . It can signal that some personality traits form in the childhood influenceinfluencingMORPH [#7846] on further life . Despite other people 's opinions I personally believe that the major influence on our personalities is caused by some life situations and experience we get through life . At the same time our personality is formed by both factors but some of our characteristics have a possibility toVERB:FORM [#7847] be changed depending on life events .

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The data provides information about dataopening dateNOUN [#7848] openedVERB [#7849] , length of route and capacity of underground railway systems in six cities . To begin with , the first railway system amondamongSPELL [#7850] given was built in 1863 in London . Moreover , it was the longest one with a moderate capacity . Going furtherAfter that ,OTHER [#7851] , Paris railway system emerged ;PUNCT [#7852] , howeverhowever ,WO [#7853] it was about two times shorter than theDET [#7854] previous one , but theitsDET [#7855] capacity was greater and accountedequaledVERB [#7856] 1191 people per year . The next one was built in Tokyo in 1927 with 155 kilometres inPREP [#7857] length and the tremendous capacity which exceeded all other cities . The fourth one wasisVERB:TENSE [#7858] Washington DC ,PUNCT [#7859] whichwhoseDET [#7860] length wasisVERB:TENSE [#7861] 126 kilometres and capacity wasisVERB:TENSE [#7862] 144 millionOTHER [#7863] passengers per year . The fifth was Kyoto p , where the length of route and capacity wasareVERB:TENSE [#7864] the smallest among theDET [#7865] given cities . The last one wasisVERB:TENSE [#7866] Los Angeles . Where the length of route wasisVERB:TENSE [#7867] 28 kilometres and capacity 50 million passengers per yearOTHER [#7868] . To sum it up , ittherePRON [#7869] is aDET [#7870] clear downdownwardADJ [#7871] trend in length of routrouteMORPH [#7872] depending on theDET [#7873] date openedof openingOTHER [#7874] .

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Nowadays , theOTHER [#7875] investigation states that people 's initial characteristics and qualities impact on ourtheirDET [#7876] personalitypersonalitiesNOUN:NUM [#7877] and development in more significant way than experiences wetheyPRON [#7878]⚠️ may gain in ourtheirDET [#7879] life . In general , it is clear that theDET [#7880] characteristic we are born with is a foundation of our future development , in this way , initial qualities define yourourDET [#7881] personal development way . For example , people who are attracted by math since childhood and like figures in future will hardly cope with literature toorOTHER [#7882] foreign languages . TakeSpeaking aboutOTHER [#7883] me , for example , it is easy for me to solve mathmathematicalADJ [#7884] or economicalADJ [#7885] economicseconomicalMORPH [#7886] , while it I 'disOTHER [#7887] difficult to learn a open by heart . In this way , I believe that basing on our mental initial characteristics we should choose the way of development , as it is n't useful to evolve spheres which youwePRON [#7888]⚠️ are not tend to . On the other hand , physical initial characteristics may also affect on future development and even perform completely . However , governments are tryingtryVERB:TENSE [#7889] to make conditions in which injuredisabledADJ [#7890] people can perform and develop equally with normal people . For example , we can injuredsee disabledOTHER [#7891] people in universities and they are studyingstudyVERB:TENSE [#7892] with their friends ,PUNCT [#7893] and it I 'disOTHER [#7894] a normal tendency . To conclude , I strongly believe that mental initial characteristics we are born with have the major influence ,PUNCT [#7895] asandOTHER [#7896] physical gaps are not a problem today

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Some people think that theDET [#7923] number of students of different sexes in universities should be equal in every subject . OtherThe The The othersOTHER [#7924] findsfindVERB:SVA [#7925] this idea stupidabsurdADJ [#7926] . I do not agree with the first oneopinion ,OTHER [#7927] but IPRON [#7928]⚠️ looked for something interesting in their opinionitOTHER [#7929] . To begin with , I would like to provide the arguments in benefitfavourNOUN [#7930] of the first point of view . Firstly , if there isareVERB:SVA [#7931] different numbers of male and female students ,PUNCT [#7932] then some of them , for example , those who are less in numberfewerOTHER [#7933] , may feel uncomfortable . Secondly , girls whichwho doOTHER [#7934] have notnot haveWO [#7935] manyfemaleADJ [#7936] friends - girsOTHER [#7937] may feel shy and conversateconverseSPELL [#7938] and interact with the boys instead ,OTHER [#7939] and controversaryvice versaOTHER [#7940] . And thirdly , I have a friend who has no girls in his university group . I really can not imagine how hard is itit isWO [#7941] to study without the beautiful sexwomenOTHER [#7942] . Now , I would like to stayfocusVERB [#7943] on the second point ohofSPELL [#7944] view . Firstly , consider , for example , theDET [#7945] following abstract situation . There are 100 boys and only 1 girl whichwhoPRON [#7946] want to enter some university on aDET [#7947] definite speciallityspecialitySPELL [#7948] . What should the university do ? AcceptShould it acceptOTHER [#7949] only 1 girl and 1 boy ?PUNCT [#7950] ? ThatThisDET [#7951] is sillyridiculousADJ [#7952] . ThatThisDET [#7953] means that in some cases there would be no demand from only girls or only boys onforPREP [#7954] some subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#7955] . ThatThisDET [#7956] is normal because naturally we are different . ThatThisDET [#7957] is the second argument . And the third is that in some cases girls may affect onPREP [#7958] boys ' successes in studystudiesNOUN:NUM [#7959] or ,PUNCT [#7960] again controversary, converselyOTHER [#7961] . To sum up , I would like to underline that the education system should not differ boys and girls , so why should it keep their number equal ?

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I think that the major influence on our personality has thousethoseSPELL [#8014] characteristics with which we are born , than any others . If , for example : a boy whichwhoPRON [#8015] was born ?PUNCT [#8016] on?OTHER [#8017] harm?OTHER [#8018] with aDET [#8019] strong desire to become aDET [#8020] scientist , or an astronaut he wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#8021] do everything forto achieveOTHER [#8022] his dream and eventually his dream will come true . But if that boy does n't have that stongstrongSPELL [#8023] desire gerdandCONJ [#8024] his family woulddoes n'tOTHER [#8025] not support him in his ideas and dreams he wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#8026] not realize his dreams . So the result depends not only fromonPREP [#8027] thousethoseSPELL [#8028] characteristics with wichwhichSPELL [#8029] aDET [#8030] person was born but also fromonPREP [#8031] the further experience . One of the best exampleexamplesNOUN:NUM [#8032] of aDET [#8033] stongstrongSPELL [#8034] desire is theDET [#8035] biography of theDET [#8036] sir F. Peaks , the bravecareer withOTHER [#8037] sailor who start from the very bottom and ended his cascer whoen the flag,OTHER [#8038] of?OTHER [#8039] British?OTHER [#8040] crown?OTHER [#8041] . Or the well grown- knownOTHER [#8042] Russian scientist lomonosovLomonosovORTH [#8043] with his great story about .

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The question of what is more important for our personality experience or the characteristics we are born with is a reason for arguearguesNOUN:NUM [#8197] between people untiltillPREP [#8198] todaynowadaysADV [#8199] . Some people state that our essential skills have more influence on us than experience which we takegetVERB [#8200] year by year . This position is proovedprovedSPELL [#8201] by theDET [#8202] research . One of the main statementstatementsNOUN:NUM [#8203] of those who agree with this point of view is that people can not take more thenthanSPELL [#8204] their potential is . Moreover , if you are silly it is obvious that you do not have any chance to change your brainbrainsNOUN:NUM [#8205] globallycompletelyADV [#8206] . Just because of your training you can only make your posibilitiespossibilitiesSPELL [#8207] work on maximum ,PUNCT [#8208] but it will be aDET [#8209] lower level than the person with aDET [#8210] higher potential can achieve with a little training . The otherAnotherOTHER [#8211] point of view , is that if you want to be successful you should work hard and thisitPRON [#8212]⚠️ will give you what you want to get . Furthermore , even if you have a huge potential but do nothing it is a waste of your talents . So good work can change you and if you are smart ,PUNCT [#8213] experience which you should keep and remember day by day this is your chance to be successful .

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A severalSeveralORTH [#8229] centuries ago women did not have the same rights and opportunities as men . But nowadays the gap between them is getting smaller . Men and women work in equal conditions , study together at universities and schools . According to this , some people claim that each subject in university should be attended by anDET [#8230] equal quantity of men and women . To my way of thinking , I can not fully agree with them . From my point of view , there are some positive and some negative consequences . If we accept this , malemalesNOUN:NUM [#8231] and femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#8232] will study this subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#8233] in an equal humblermannerNOUN [#8234] and wetheyPRON [#8235]⚠️ will have equal rights and abilities . There will be no discrimination and many people will be happy . More women can get a job and make a career . As a consequence , they will feel themselvesPRON [#8236] better if one womenwomanNOUN:NUM [#8237] works not only with many decades of men ,PUNCT [#8238] but with some women too . However , there are some negative effects . For instance , a number of very clever and intelligent people can not attend thisaDET [#8239] subject just because of sex . I am deeply convinced that it is wrong . We should accept people to coursecoursesMORPH [#8240] by estimation of their skills and education . Moreover , there is an only way to provide equal rights and opportunities for people . It isVERB [#8241] does not metermatterVERB [#8242] who you are - man or woman ; you have to prove that you are aDET [#8243] really good student or worker . This issue is very controversial because various people view the problem from different and even opposite perspectives . The problem is important and very crucial nowadays because it is closely connected with a wide range of problems . To the same theOTHER [#8244] same extendextentNOUN [#8245] I can agree that we have equal numbers of malemalesNOUN:NUM [#8246] and femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#8247] in aDET [#8248] certain subject , but I believe that it is not beVERB [#8249] a main factor in acceptionacceptanceSPELL [#8250] .

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In today 's world of great amountnumberNOUN [#8422] of opportunities , rights and freedom it is important to save a person from theDET [#8423] bad influence in different spheres of life . A lot ofManyOTHER [#8424] people believe that famous and creative artists should not be given the opportunity to express their own opinionsopinionNOUN:NUM [#8425] in their job . To begin with , such kind of people ,PUNCT [#8426] as a rule have, hasOTHER [#8427] their own view ofonPREP [#8428] the world that areisVERB:SVA [#8429] not always normal and differdiffersVERB:SVA [#8430] from the majority . Moreover , actions of some musicians are unpredictable and nobody knows what strange thing they can do at some moment . In addition , the ideas of actors , painters and etc are not so smart but have a bad influence on their fans . So a person thinks : " my idol said it , so it is right " . However ,PUNCT [#8431] there are people who do not see anything extraordinary in those that famous and popular artists have their own opinions and views on some problems , they can change the world for the best and theyPRON [#8432]⚠️ are very happy divide withto shareOTHER [#8433] their solutions . But I can not agree with this point . Firstly , we have a government to solve problems and change our life for the best . Secondly , there is no garantyguaranteeSPELL [#8434] that the idea of our idol is right and helpswill helpVERB:TENSE [#8435] us in future , mistakes are happenedhappenVERB:TENSE [#8436] . Thirdly , therethatPRON [#8437]⚠️ is not aDET [#8438] competence of artists to give anDET [#8439] advice fortoPREP [#8440] people , it is not their job . That is why ,PUNCT [#8441] I think there should be some restrictions and control from government on what such kind of people do and say . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#8442] I should say : so many people so many opinions . I can only hope that everything that will be done does n't damage people .

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{"id": 288}
This bar chart represents different levels of after -PUNCT [#8443] school qualifications in Australia in 1999 ,PUNCT [#8444] thatwhichDET [#8445] isareVERB:SVA [#8446] indicated by the yOTHER [#8447] y - axis , ,PUNCT [#8448] and the sex proportion ,PUNCT [#8449] thatwhichDET [#8450] is indicated by theDET [#8451] x - axis . The bar chart shows that gender does have an influence on post - school qualifications . From the bars ,PUNCT [#8452] it is obvious that almost 9 times moreas manyOTHER [#8453] males as femalesOTHER [#8454] had skilled vocational diplomas thanasOTHER [#8455] femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#8456] . The big difference between manmenNOUN:NUM [#8457] and women is also among themthosePRON [#8458] who havehadVERB:TENSE [#8459] postgraduate diplomas -:PUNCT [#8460] 70 % of males have itOTHER [#8461] and only 30 % of females had itOTHER [#8462] . Moreover , 20 % more representatives of the stronger gendermalesOTHER [#8463] have Master 's degrees . On the contrary , the beautiful genderwomenOTHER [#8464] hashaveVERB:SVA [#8465] 35 % more undergraduate diplomas . Furthermore , they lead in the percentage of bachelor 's degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#8466] inbyPREP [#8467] 10 % . To conclude , the bar chart about post - school qualifications in Australia in 1999 proves the point of view of some people that there is aDET [#8468] dependence between males and females having different after -PUNCT [#8469] school qualifications .

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{"id": 293}
The question about improving theDET [#8566] national health is very important in our life . More than that this problem is quite controvertialcontroversialSPELL [#8567] . Some people consider that increasing amounttheOTHER [#8568] of sports facilities is the greatest way to improve the health of societytheOTHER [#8569] . But other people thingthinkSPELL [#8570] , that alternative ways are required . On the one hand , sport is a very useful measure for improving people 's health . For example , if children spend a lot of their free time outdoors , they will be stronger . Due to different sport activities the illness can be redusedreducedSPELL [#8571] . More than that , different sports like football or basketball isare doVERB [#8572] not only improveVERB [#8573] healthyhealthMORPH [#8574] , but ittheyPRON [#8575] isareVERB:SVA [#8576] also very interesting . On the other hand , sport is just a part of healthyaOTHER [#8577] lifestyle . If people want to improve their health , they should remember about healthyaOTHER [#8578] diet . First of all , governmenttheOTHER [#8579] should provide clear water to all regions of the country and avoid different products with GMO . Moreover , people should eat more vegetarian products and do n't allow them frideto fryVERB [#8580] food . Another measure is properlyADV [#8581] treatmentaOTHER [#8582] and good medical serviseserviceSPELL [#8583] . As for me , I agree , that sport is essentialanOTHER [#8584] part of healthyaOTHER [#8585] lifestyle and it is importantanOTHER [#8586] measure for improving nationaltheOTHER [#8587] health . But of course , we should not forget about other ways to improve public health , such as healthy diet and good public medical service . To conclude , I should say , that all measures need to work as a system . Only in this way high public health would be reached .

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It is widely believed that the total amount of sport centres and organisationsorganizationsMORPH [#8603] determines the level of public health and the most efficient way to increase it is to develop theaDET [#8604] system of sport in atheDET [#8605] country . From the other point of view , those are hardly boundboundedMORPH [#8606] . Personally ,PUNCT [#8607] I think that there is an obvious link and IPRON [#8608]⚠️ support the idea of developing sport ,PUNCT [#8609] and this essay will explain why . To begin with , any sport facilitybenifitsVERB [#8610] the visitor 's health , no matter what sport they do . Moreover , sport encourageencouragesVERB:SVA [#8611] people to change their lifestyle and habits : to accept a healthy diet , to walk more , to go in for active sports during holidays such as beach volleyball rather that lying on atheDET [#8612] beach and so on . It is hard to combine smoking and sports . Furthermore , going to a sports centre simply leaves no time for lying in front of a TV and procrastinating : it is always involves movement , action , makes one fit . The opposing side of the idea claim that increasing the number of sports facilities has little effect . Nobody may be interested in the idea and start training . Also , going in for sport does not necessarily mean that one stops smoking , drinking alcohol simultaneously , etc . However , they do not consider that good social advertising and other national programmes are not excluded ! Moreover , as already mentioned , sport provokes to lead a better lifestyle . To sum up , I am convinced that improving the sports system means improving the national health . Due to the listed reasons this conclusion seems inevitable and obvious .

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{"id": 322}
The pie charts below showsshowVERB:SVA [#8981] the information about agetheOTHER [#8982] of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 year and predictionstheOTHER [#8983] for 2050 . Firstly , you can see the chart related toPREP [#8984] Yemen . The mostbiggestADJ [#8985] difference between 2000 and 2050 years is that amounttheOTHER [#8986] of people in the age 15 - 59 years will increase on a 1/3 of populationtheOTHER [#8987] these age in 2000 . In 2050 populationtheOTHER [#8988] of people in the age of 0 - 14 years will decrease on 13,1 % . But populationtheOTHER [#8989] of old people in the age of 60 and more will be in nearnearlyADV [#8990] the same amount . In contrast , in Italy populationtheOTHER [#8991] of old people will be sharply increased in 2 times , so if in 2000 there wasVERB [#8992] 24,1 % , in 2050 itPRON [#8993] would be 42,3 % . ChildrentheOTHER [#8994] 's population will not mainlyADV [#8995] differentdifferMORPH [#8996] ,PUNCT [#8997] there are will be decreaseaOTHER [#8998] from 14,3 % to 11,5 % The most part of ItaliantheOTHER [#8999] population isareVERB:SVA [#9000] adults ( 15 - 59 years ) . In 2000 61,6 % from all population isareVERB:SVA [#9001] adult people , but in 2050 it will onlybeOTHER [#9002] 46,2 % . To sum up the information , we can see two diagrams related ontoPREP [#9003] Yemen 's and Italian population , which will be different in 2050 from 2000 .

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The diagrams in the picture illustratesillustrateVERB:SVA [#9085] the situation in Yemen and Italy : the number of people at different ages in 2000 and predictedtheOTHER [#9086] information for 2050 . The first two charts show that ittherePRON [#9087] becomesareVERB [#9088] more people in 2050 at the age ofOTHER [#9089] 15 - 59 years old and at the age ofOTHER [#9090] 60 and older . However , the information in the picture also shows that the percentage of children will dicreasedecreaseSPELL [#9091] . The second two diagrams illustrate that a part of children and people at the age 15 - 59 becomes smaller . Only numbertheOTHER [#9092] of old people will raiseriseVERB [#9093] : the percentage of them from 24,1 will be turnturnedVERB:FORM [#9094] to 42,3 . This information discribesdescribesSPELL [#9095] the several things . Firstly , it can be said that increasingtheOTHER [#9096] number of old people in both countries in future can be caused by betteraOTHER [#9097] level of public health . Secondly , we should say , that in future less people will prefer to have children in Yemen and Italy . FinalyfinallySPELL [#9098] , initSPELL [#9099] can be noticed that despite the fact that Yemen and Italy are far from each other they will have the same situations in future .

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It is believed that sport influenceinfluencesNOUN:NUM [#9100] on public health in good way .aOTHER [#9101] But also , other people think that there are things that help people to feel themthemselvesPRON [#9102] good and sport plays a little role for people 's health . It can be said that more and more people nowadays try to save their health . Doing sports in different ways such as jogging , athletics , fitness , swimming now is veryaOTHER [#9103] popular tendentiontendencySPELL [#9104] among people , who want to be healthy . They can lose weight , keep fit and become nicer by doing sports . Also , training in different ways make people more powerful for a lot of situations . That fact also describes the positive influence of sport on public health . On the other hand , there are a lot of ways to be healthy and sport would have little effect on public health . For example , there are a lot of special diets for being at good form . Also , modern medecinemedicineSPELL [#9105] is very powerful and because of this people can live morelongerADV [#9106] than people from the past . Moreover , sometimes sport can cause problems with health and there isVERB [#9107] a lot of examples of this fact in the world such as Laysam Utasheva , Vladimir Klichko and . In my opinion , sports is a very good thinkthingNOUN [#9108] . As for me , it playplaysVERB:SVA [#9109] an inmoptantimportantSPELL [#9110] role for publicspublicMORPH [#9111] health . People can have a good form , be ready for difficult situations in their life and also feel them good . Moreover , if they do sports in good way , they will not have such problems . I think , that making exercises in the morning , jogging , swim , and other thangsthingsSPELL [#9112] can help people to feel better . A good example is my situation : I had some problems with helphealthNOUN [#9113] and after starting doing sports I becomebecameVERB:TENSE [#9114] more healthy .

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{"id": 336}
The diagram describes populationstheOTHER [#9228] of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and predictionstheOTHER [#9229] for 2050 . PopulationtheOTHER [#9230] of both countries isVERB:TENSE [#9231] divided onintoPREP [#9232] 3 groups . Firstly , grouptheOTHER [#9233] of under 14 yearyearsNOUN:NUM [#9234] old people takes 50,1 % of the population in Yemen and 14,3 % in Italy duringinPREP [#9235] 2000 . As projectionstheOTHER [#9236] for 2050 show , this group in both countries will decrease , in Yemen it will change dramatically , and in Italy the number of teenagers will fall from 14,3 % to 11,5 % . Secondly , the next group of 15 - 59 years old people shows different changes . The number of 15 - 59 years old people will grow up to 57,3 % in Yemen , howeverin ItalyOTHER [#9237] this group will reduce from 61,6 % to 46,2 % . As for the last group , which contains of 60 more years old people , itonePRON [#9238]⚠️ iscan seeVERB [#9239] capable' , ' the same changesOTHER [#9240] toare noticedVERB [#9241] see same changes : the number of 60 and more years old people will grow . But it will be slighta 'OTHER [#9242] growth for Yemen and dramaticaOTHER [#9243] increase for Italy . Finally , nevertheless.. ,OTHER [#9244] different changes in populations , which can appear according to predictionstheOTHER [#9245] for 2050 , it willVERB:TENSE [#9246] will beVERB [#9247] right to say that wholetheOTHER [#9248] population will become older , there will be less teenagers and more old people . And this tendensiontendencySPELL [#9249] refers to both countries .

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The charts below represent the data about the ages of the theDET [#9267] populationpopulationsNOUN:NUM [#9268] of Italy and Yemen at the beginning of the 21st century in 2000 and in the middle of the same century in 2050 . As for Yemen ,PUNCT [#9269] we can see the growth of numberthe percentageOTHER [#9270] of people ofagedOTHER [#9271] 15 - 59 years old from 46,3 % to 57,3 % , whenwhileOTHER [#9272] in Italy , on the contrary ,PUNCT [#9273] this part of theDET [#9274] population is predicted to decrease from 61,6 % to 46,2 % . Apart from that , Yementhe percentage of theOTHER [#9275] 'snumber ofOTHER [#9276] children from 0 to 15 years old arein Yemen isOTHER [#9277] expected to increase in number onbyOTHER [#9278] 2 % , though itsitPRON [#9279]⚠️ partNOUN [#9280] will remain very little ,:PUNCT [#9281] just 5,7 % . But kidsthe percentage of childrenOTHER [#9282] of the same age in Italy areisVERB:SVA [#9283] going to drop in number tilltoPREP [#9284] 11 % and will takebeVERB [#9285] the smallest share among all the other age groups . The only part of all the people that will raise in number in Italy and go down in Yemen is theDET [#9286] share of people afteroverPREP [#9287] 60 years old . In Yemen It, itPUNCT [#9288] will decrease tilltoPREP [#9289] 37 % , in Italy it will reach practically half of theDET [#9290] population , over 42 % .

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Nowadays , some people suppose that it needis neededVERB:TENSE [#9372] to improve public health with helptheOTHER [#9373] of increasing the number of sports facilities . Nevertheless , others say that it is badaOTHER [#9374] solution of problemtheOTHER [#9375] and it is necessary to use other measurersmeasuresSPELL [#9376] . I am sure that increasing the number of sports facilities is the best solution of problemtheOTHER [#9377] . First of all , sport is very important for our health . People whichwhoPRON [#9378] practise sports have a strong immunity system , they do not suffer from diseases and they have a perfect body with big musculesmusclesSPELL [#9379] . So , doing sport is the very big advantage for public health . However , some say that increasing the number of sports facilities is bad idea because there are lot of other measures to improve public health . It can be limitedtheOTHER [#9380] amount of junk food restaurant in the city . People will not go to the McDonald 's and other restaurants and so their health will be better . Another way to improve public health is makingto makeVERB:FORM [#9381] the price of medicaments and antibiotics more lowlowerADJ:FORM [#9382] . So medicaments will become more available for poor ill people . Nevertheless , I suppose that if the government will build a lot of sports gym with swimming pools , table tennis , baskets , fields for golf and so on , people will visit gyms with pleasure a lot of times . As a result public health will become moreADV [#9383] strongstrongerADJ:FORM [#9384] and better . In conclusion , it is needneededVERB:FORM [#9385] to say that the health is very important thing for all peopleNOUN [#9386] . The health for man is his richness . So it is necessary to improve public health with help of all available ways , especially , with help of sport .

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{"id": 349}
Some people think we have to take care about our health . OtherothersNOUN:NUM [#9450] think that it is n't so important and if you waste a lot of time in sport centers you will not likelive forOTHER [#9451] more years . On the one hand , of course , we must be careful with our body and health . Easy execisesexercisesSPELL [#9452] as morning running can help to feel you better . If you want to have a clean skinkskinNOUN [#9453] you will have to seecare aboutOTHER [#9454] what you eat . On the other hand , some people drink alcohol and smoke a lot , but they live for a long time . Not everyone who has bedbadSPELL [#9455] habits live for 60 or more years , of course . But every day we hear about people with different diedlethalADJ [#9456] illness . Sometimes these people take care a lot about themselves : do sports , do n't eat meat , go camping and a lot of others , but die young . Do we have to take care ? Or we should do what we want ? To my mind , we should do morning exercises , try to help other people , eat healthy food . But sometimes onePRON [#9457] can eat unhealthy products : crisps , cola , dishes with salt and papperpepperSPELL [#9458] . If our body wantwantsVERB:SVA [#9459] something we should eat or do it . At the same time everybody has some barriesbarriersSPELL [#9460] , for instance , understand that drugs is very bad but several times in a month you can drink a little alcohol . In my opinion everyeveryoneNOUN [#9461] of usOTHER [#9462] must do alleverythingPRON [#9463]⚠️ that he or she wantwantsVERB:SVA [#9464] to to , but somethingssome thingsORTH [#9465] enoughareOTHER [#9466] to do once in a life . To sum up , how someone said , a healthy mindOTHER [#9467] in aDET [#9468] healthy body live healthy soul .OTHER [#9469]

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Public health is a burning problem nowadays : governmenttheOTHER [#9529] makes different policies but the level of public health is still low . There are different opinions and all of them should be taketakenVERB:FORM [#9530] into account . The most common opinion is that the best way to improve public health is by increasing the number ofOTHER [#9531] of sports facilities . It is obvious that sport helps us to become healthier . We have a lot of opportunities in our everyday life . The sphere of fitness is very popular nowadays but it is very expensive . Not all people can effordaffordSPELL [#9532] it . If governmenttheOTHER [#9533] provides moreADV [#9534] cheapcheaperADJ:FORM [#9535] facilities , more people will use it and it will lead toPREP [#9536] to theDET [#9537] improveimprovementMORPH [#9538] in public health . I agree with this opinion , I tend to believe that it is the best way to solve this problem . Another people argue that this would have little effect on public health . They choose other ways to improve ofPREP [#9539] themitPRON [#9540]⚠️ . One of these ways is toVERB:FORM [#9541] reduce theDET [#9542] prodactionproductionSPELL [#9543] of unhealthy or junk food . All of us know this food influenceinfluencesNOUN:NUM [#9544] on our health and destroydestroysVERB:SVA [#9545] it . If people avoid to iteatingOTHER [#9546] unhealthy food and eat more fruits and vegetables , it will increase the level of public health . Another way to improve public health is to make some informative advertisements , useful films and books . Some people have no idea ofPREP [#9547] how to improve their health and these resources can help them to do it . In conclusion I should say that it is very difficult to choose the best way to improve public health . All these ways should be used together . The government should controllcontrolSPELL [#9548] the level of public health and provide people more opportunities and facilities .

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{"id": 360}
The bar - charts showsshowVERB:SVA [#9697] the percentage of people of different age in Yemen and Italy in 2000 and theDET [#9698] prediction for 2050 . To begin with , it can be seen that in both countries ( Yemen and Italy ) the percentage of people from 15 to 59 years was high enough , reaching 46,3 percent and 61,6 percent correspondingly . It is projected that in 2050 in Yemen , this percentage will increase slightly willtoPREP [#9699] 57,357.3 %OTHER [#9700] , despite the predicting that the same percentage will fall in Italy by 17 percent . As for oldtheOTHER [#9701] population , which was initially only 3,6 percent in 2010 in Yemen , it is expected to rise a little bit forbyPREP [#9702] 2,1 percent by 2050 . According to predictionstheOTHER [#9703] , the percent of people over 60 is going to go up in Italy too , but in contrast this percentage is much higher that it isOTHER [#9704] in Yemen and will increase considerable from 24,1 to 42,3 percent . What is more , the rate of children from 0 to 14 years old will fall in 2050 by 13 percent to 37 points , initially reaching exactly half of Yemen population . However , the figure of youngtheOTHER [#9705] population in Italy is going to remain almost constant , going up from 14,3 points for only 3 percent . Finally , there is a trend that populationtheOTHER [#9706] will becamebecomeVERB:FORM [#9707] older in 2050 in both counriescountriesSPELL [#9708] , although in Yemen therePRON [#9709] will be more people of middle age than ittherePRON [#9710]⚠️ waswereVERB:SVA [#9711] in 2010 .

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Nowadays people areVERB [#9712] more and more focused on their health . The young and the older try to takeVERB [#9713] care aboutofPREP [#9714] themselves . Actually some people are sure that if the government increases the quantity of places for doing sport , the aim stated will be reached , otherothersNOUN:NUM [#9715] think there are lots of other ways intoPART [#9716] decidingsolveVERB [#9717] this problem . To begin with , people of the first group want more sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#9718] equipment . They say if the government willauthoritiesOTHER [#9719] build special areas for sport and let people use itthemPRON [#9720] for free there will be more humans involved in sport processsportsNOUN [#9721] . The point of view is worthhas the rightOTHER [#9722] existingto existVERB:FORM [#9723] , because itwhen a new beautiful football fieldOTHER [#9724] can be seen in our city that if it is a new beautiful football field,OTHER [#9725] , for example , there are always some people playing the game mentionedthereOTHER [#9726] . A lot of people want to do sport , but do not have facilities for playing games or just running . In contrast , other people claim that facilities are not so important . As far as they are concerned it is better to make people love sport . For example , beautiful and healthy girls and boys could be shown on TV . When a person sees perfect bodies , he or she wants to be similar to theDET [#9727] people ,PUNCT [#9728] who have such bodies . Moreover , same leactureslecturesSPELL [#9729] in school can be provided . These leactureslecturesSPELL [#9730] should be devoted to utility of doing sport . If a child does sport from his or her childhood , he or she will probably do it all his or her life and learnteach young generationOTHER [#9731] to love sporttheOTHER [#9732] young generation in future . What is more , there are possible decisions of people 's health problems from other sides . For example , it is a good idea oftoPART [#9733] spreadingspreadVERB:FORM [#9734] information about the harm fromOTHER [#9735] cigarettes and alcohol harmNOUN [#9736] . To sum up , I think it is better to work with people 's minds and make them understand pluses of doing sport instead of building new sport facilities , because the latter will influence people , but not so , efficiently as learningteachingVERB [#9737] them to live healthy lives .

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Nowadays , the question about public health is really communicateddiscussedVERB [#9755] . There are two points of view : some people believe , that the best method to improve the health of nationtheOTHER [#9756] is by increasing the number of sport facilities . Others consider that there are more effective ways . Firstly , I want to think about the second point of view . Actually , big quantity of sport facilities like footballNOUN [#9757] football pitchesfields 'OTHER [#9758] , places for people who want toVERB:FORM [#9759] run or ride a bike and so on gives an opportunities to citizens for increasing health . And this system works for theDET [#9760] part of theDET [#9761] population which is ready to practise short . FromonPREP [#9762] the other hand , somebody believes that there are more effective ways . For instance , it can be the social advertisement which shows that smoking anandSPELL [#9763] alcohol do harm to our health ; or some other advetisementadvertisementSPELL [#9764] for theDET [#9765] healthhealthyMORPH [#9766] way of life . It can help for people , and also it predictpreventsVERB [#9767] bad habits of teenagers . By the way , prediction of bad habits is not the health way of life . In my opinion , the advertisement and increasing of sport facilities must work together and it is the best method to omproveimproveSPELL [#9768] public health . If populationtheOTHER [#9769] will understand that sport inisSPELL [#9770] necessary for their health , and wiilwillSPELL [#9771] start practisepractisingVERB:FORM [#9772] football or fitness , the level of public health will soar . Now , we have sport facilities , but do not see result : this system works for people who want and who isareVERB:SVA [#9773] ready to do something with himselfthemselvesPRON [#9774] . The goal of governmenttheOTHER [#9775] is toVERB:FORM [#9776] do the sport popular betweenamongPREP [#9777] everybody . To sum up , I want to say that theDET [#9778] two opinionsNOUN [#9779] opinions hashaveVERB:SVA [#9780] advantages and disadvantages , that is why we must realize perfecttheOTHER [#9781] system which will improve nationaltheOTHER [#9782] health by force of every effective methodesmethodsSPELL [#9783] .

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{"id": 369}
Nowadays public health is a very important issue for most countries . The question is how to provide it and many people suppose that ...OTHER [#9844] the increasing the number of sport facilities to beisVERB:FORM [#9845] the best solution . On the one hand , sport facilities will be helpful for people of all generations . It is possible to find aDET [#9846] special type of sport for every age and health group . It can be extra classes in schools or universities , free sport centres or special equipment in parks : sport facilities can be provided by many ways and for everybody . Moreover , sport is not only the way to protect the health but also the type of communication . Providing more places for sport facilities theDET [#9847] government findsVERB [#9848] not only givesVERB [#9849] the solution for improving public health , but also createcreatesVERB:SVA [#9850] new options for spending spare time . For example , there is such practice in China where old people communicate with each other doing sport exercises in parks . On the other hand , it is impossible to make everyone doingdoVERB:FORM [#9851] sport . Of course , increasing the number of sports facilities will provide more interest toinPART [#9852] sport among people , but this process can not be controlled . Other measures , such as free vactinationvaccinationSPELL [#9853] can be more efficient , but require more government spendings . Moreover , sport exercises can be harmful for people ,PUNCT [#9854] who do not know the techniques and his or her own restrictions . In this situation sport givesproducesVERB [#9855] negative effect . To sum up , I hold the view that increasing the number of sport facilities can give lots of benefits to society and increase the level of health in the country . There are cheap ways of providing itthemPRON [#9856]⚠️ that can make the whole humanitycommunityNOUN [#9857] healthier .

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{"id": 375}
In today 's world of numerous possibilities to develop personal skills it is important to know which one is more effective . Thus , some courcescoursesSPELL [#9920] and experiences can be regarded as a step in the right direction , though thisDET [#9921] all theseDET [#9922] methods can be senseless . To start with improvement , everybody can see some smart persons ,PUNCT [#9923] who live right now or , unfortunately , have haveVERB:TENSE [#9924] already diehave diedVERB:TENSE [#9925] . A lot of these famous people work hard and gain the knowledge to live as they want . Likewise , in our world , especially nowadays , every person shouldcouldVERB:TENSE [#9926] show the loestlowestSPELL [#9927] results , but the standards are high . So , that 's why personpeopleNOUN [#9928] have to develop theirselfthemselvesPRON [#9929] and improve their posibilitypossibilitySPELL [#9930] to live well . Finally , the experiences really cancan reallyWO [#9931] saveVERB [#9932] youyourDET [#9933] aDET [#9934] life . For instance , if a person hadhasVERB:TENSE [#9935] a childhood without much money , he couldVERB:TENSE [#9936] grow up as a strong human ,PUNCT [#9937] who can achieve different aims . However , as critics are quichquickSPELL [#9938] to point out , this improvement can be non -OTHER [#9939] importantunimportantADJ [#9940] . The most important advantage to personal characteristics concersconcernsSPELL [#9941] aboutPREP [#9942] art professionprofessionsNOUN:NUM [#9943] . Some persompersonSPELL [#9944] areVERB:TENSE [#9945] really just born with thisitPRON [#9946]⚠️ and no one ca n'tcanOTHER [#9947] develop it from zero . Moreover , every science starts with this type of personspersonalityMORPH [#9948] . The ones , who just develop their ideas , which haveVERB:TENSE [#9949] been in minds for a long time . It should be mentioned , that I suppose that the characteristic of every person is very important , but experieceexperienceSPELL [#9950] areisVERB:SVA [#9951] the most important . Everybody should get knowledge byfrom OR throughoutOTHER [#9952] their life . To sum up , there is a hope that humanity and every person could develop fruitfully and get fullallOTHER [#9953] oftheOTHER [#9954] benefits offromPREP [#9955] every method .

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{"id": 376}
The given table provides several facts about the underground railway systems in six big cities of the world . It is noticeable that London has the oldest railway system out of the given list of cities . It was built in 1863 , ItitORTH [#9956] also possesespossessesSPELL [#9957] the largest amount of kilometres of route ( 394 ) . The 2nd longest railway system is the one built in Paris in 1900 . Tokyo 's underground system is standing out as the one that transports the greatest amount of passengers per year ( 1927 millionsmillionMORPH [#9958] ) . Paris comes right after Tokyo in this feature . Washington DC holds the middle position in the list , while the newest railway systems that are located in Kyoto and Los Angeles are the least developed ninSPELL [#9959] terms of kilometres of route and the amount of people servedserved peopleWO [#9960] . Generally speaking , the oldest railway systems are those built in Western Europe and Japan ,PUNCT [#9961] and theyPRON [#9962]⚠️ appear to be the most outstanding ones .

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{"id": 381}
The theme of people 's gens is very popular nowadays . It is often rised and widely discussed in different sources of mass media . So how personal characteristics influence on us and can we struglestruggleSPELL [#10014] genetic to be who we want to be . On the one hand , I 'm totally agree with the sciencetistsscientistsSPELL [#10015] , because human takes his treats of character from the structure of DNA code wchichwhichSPELL [#10016] he is given by his mother and father . On the other hand , if you want to change , yourselfyourself ,WO [#10017] you will make it real by changing all around yourselfyouPRON [#10018] : friends , interests , habitation , work and some time it will change you . But for me , it is more interesting to find the true characteristics of people , because there are so many beautiful variations of it . To sum everything up , I must admit that the solution to the problem is a mixed blessing . Considering all arguments for the biological human 's evolution . My point of view seems to be the same with topic above .

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{"id": 384}
This table gives us information about underground railway systems in 6 big cities : London , Paris , Tokyo , Washington DC , Kyoto and Los Angeles . Generally , we can see that numbers ,PUNCT [#10047] which give us statistics are not alike among thistheseDET [#10048] megapolises . It is obvious ,PUNCT [#10049] that theDET [#10050] first subway was opened in theDET [#10051] capital of Great Britain , thanthenSPELL [#10052] it taketookVERB:TENSE [#10053] more ,PUNCT [#10054] than one hundred and thirty years to open itoneOTHER [#10055] in Los Angeles . OnInPREP [#10056] this table cities are putplacedVERB [#10057] from theDET [#10058] first opened underground to theDET [#10059] last one . BesidesThe table showsOTHER [#10060] ,thatOTHER [#10061] London havehasVERB:SVA [#10062] the biggest amount of kilometres of route , which is 394 , but the biggest amountnumberNOUN [#10063] of per year passengerspassengers per yearWO [#10064] areisVERB:SVA [#10065] in Paris and Tokyo ( 1191 and 1927 millionsmillionMORPH [#10066] ) , whenwhileOTHER [#10067] capital of Great Britain has just 775 millionsmillionMORPH [#10068] . The subway ,PUNCT [#10069] which is used the least ,PUNCT [#10070] is Kyoto 'stheOTHER [#10071] one in KyotoOTHER [#10072] ( 45 millionsmillionMORPH [#10073] passengers aperOTHER [#10074] year ) , because this city is the smallest and not interesting for tourists . VeryIt is veryOTHER [#10075] interesting ,PUNCT [#10076] that such a big city ,asOTHER [#10077] likeasPREP [#10078] Los Angeles , havehasOTHER [#10079] for aDET [#10080] equal numbernumber equalWO [#10081] , asto the oneOTHER [#10082] in Kyoto ( 45 millionsmillionMORPH [#10083] ) , maybe because of aDET [#10084] short route , which isVERB [#10085] is 28 km longOTHER [#10086] and itPRON [#10087]⚠️ 'sthisOTHER [#10088] subway was openopenedVERB:FORM [#10089] just 13 years ago , so it shouldwill probablyOTHER [#10090] become bigger in future . To sum up , we can see ,PUNCT [#10091] that the size of the city dodoesVERB:SVA [#10092] not have anything toOTHER [#10093] nothinganythingNOUN [#10094] to doVERB [#10095] with the length of subway 's route or passengers per year , which is very strange fortoPREP [#10096] me .

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{"id": 385}
Scientists all over the world argue on this issue - what influences on us more : born characteristics or our developing life experience ? Let us find out , who is right . Firstly , I would like to talk about my own experience . Both of my parents are workingworkVERB:TENSE [#10097] in a university , they are professors , so it is obvious , that I should have good abilities in science , but at the same time , my friends and people around influence on me too . Does not matter is it advantage or disadvantage , but my classmates , my best friend and teachers make my character , even , when I am already an adult . Secondly , if research is true , should we isolate children of assasinsassassinsSPELL [#10098] or theavesthievesSPELL [#10099] , even because their parents were criminals ? Every person has aDET [#10100] chance to make aDET [#10101] choice , so for muchmanyADJ [#10102] children it is toVERB:FORM [#10103] follow their parent 'sparentsNOUN:POSS [#10104] example or not . Another point of view is that ,PUNCT [#10105] our life achievements do not depend on our born characteristics to do ,PUNCT [#10106] what hewePRON [#10107]⚠️ wants in this life . But on the other hand , people are born in different families , bytoOTHER [#10108] different parents , which are sometimesADV [#10109] weak and with badcan not provide goodOTHER [#10110] prospects offorPREP [#10111] futuretheirOTHER [#10112] child 's lifefutureNOUN [#10113] , but I am concerned ,PUNCT [#10114] that such destiny when man shoulda person has a a personOTHER [#10115] alwayshas toOTHER [#10116] fight for hisDET [#10117] his or her herOTHER [#10118] happiness ,PUNCT [#10119] can make outstanding persons , history knows many such cases . To sum up my essay , it should be sadsaidSPELL [#10120] ,PUNCT [#10121] that without any doubt , people 's borninbornADJ [#10122] characteristics influencesinfluenceMORPH [#10123] onPREP [#10124] their future life , but it is primarilyOTHER [#10125] experience in life thatDET [#10126] makes our personality .

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{"id": 389}
Nowadays , scientists have researched that those characteristics which we have since our birth influeinfluenceSPELL [#10187] on our personality much more than any behavior experiences or our life development . First of all , the main reason of such result is that our characteristics we are born with depend completlycompletelySPELL [#10188] fromonPREP [#10189] ancestors 'NOUN:POSS [#10190] DNA . IInSPELL [#10191] biology science this theme is very useful and can become a huge step in future . Our DNA gives us characteristics of our fathers and grandfathers . It is the main factor which influeinfluenceSPELL [#10192] on the building personal individualADJ [#10193] character . All habits which we gain in our life change our personality . But theDET [#10194] main roof of our individualism consists in DNA . On the other hand , there is another opinion . Psychologists all over the world suppose that the roof of our character renews every day . Behavior theory toldtellsVERB:TENSE [#10195] us about stumulstimulusSPELL [#10196] attention - consume system which is still actuallactualSPELL [#10197] fornowadaysOTHER [#10198] nowadays . Behaviorists to understate their point of view give us example ofPREP [#10199] domestic animals . Their character is rather different than wild animals have . It happens because of environment and rules of behavior that their owners give them . Comparing human beenpeopleOTHER [#10200] and animalanimalsNOUN:NUM [#10201] beenVERB [#10202] scientists get many samesimilarADJ [#10203] sides of characterpersonality traitsOTHER [#10204] . Without rules ofOTHER [#10205] behaviorbehaviourSPELL [#10206] humanpeopleNOUN [#10207] will have suchanimal - likeOTHER [#10208] personality as animalOTHER [#10209] . In theDET [#10210] conclusion , I have to say that research information havehasVERB:SVA [#10211] some disagreement in it . The main feature is that D.N.A. code consistsis responsible forOTHER [#10212] 30 % of human character development . It is a fact that behaviorbehaviouralSPELL [#10213] principelsprinciplesSPELL [#10214] allow human beingsNOUN [#10215] to enhasteNOT enhanceOTHER [#10216] himselfthemselvesPRON [#10217] . But the roots of our personality are the characteristics we are born with .

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{"id": 392}
The table shows us the information about six different underground systems in different continentscountriesNOUN [#10251] . Firstly , I want to introduce London 's railway system , because it is the oldest one and the only opened in theDET [#10252] nineteenth century but still the longest comparing toofOTHER [#10253] theDET [#10254] five others . But speaking aboutfactors concerningOTHER [#10255] passengers itPRON [#10256]⚠️ is in the middle of the list . Secondly , it couldOTHER [#10257] betheOTHER [#10258] made a groupunderground systemsOTHER [#10259] frominPREP [#10260] Paris , Tokyo 'sNOUN:POSS [#10261] and Washington 'sNOUN:POSS [#10262] D.C. could beVERB [#10263] undergroundsundergroundMORPH [#10264] whichsystems as theyOTHER [#10265] all waswereVERB:SVA [#10266] opened in theDET [#10267] twentieth century and have theDET [#10268] length of railways more thenthanSPELL [#10269] 100 kilometers . But the last one is totally different comparing theDET [#10270] bytheOTHER [#10271] amountsnumbersNOUN [#10272] of passengers .who use underground systems in the cities consideredOTHER [#10273] Paris and Tokyo together take 3 billion inperPREP [#10274] aDET [#10275] year while Washington takes only 144 million . Thirdly , there is another group of Kyoto and Los Angeles , whichwhoseDET [#10276] underground railway systems are very young and which are quite small and not popular . To sum up , I can say that all around the world are still a lot of underground railway systems which can be different in purposetermsNOUN [#10277] of the place where they are .

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{"id": 397}
Some people say that traits of character as well as other characteristics of personality have a greater impact when being gained not through lifelong experience but as a matter of birth . Such opinion is based on the scientific research but still remains quite contradictory . It 's hard to argue with the fact that some personality features can be shaped throughout the whole life . The people we meet , the circumstances we 're in , the surroundings -PUNCT [#10338] all these things on some level form our personality . Starting from family upbringing we absorb the behaviour , attitude to life , optimism or the opposite , the will to be striving for something . If certain family values are properly implemented ,PUNCT [#10339] then a person is more likely to lead an active life , not meaningless existance . His or hersherDET [#10340] lifepathlife pathORTH [#10341] will be formed by self - development . Moreover , the more experience we get the more it is possible that they have somehow changed our personality . For example , let 's take a man who has gone through a tough break up with a woman he loved truly , let 's assume that he was betrayed by her . Most people tend to close their hearts and refuse to trust anyone due to endured suffering they no longelongerMORPH [#10342] want to feel . Still I can not deny that experience is not the only thing that we have a considerable influence on personality . As a matter of fact ,PUNCT [#10343] some people , froforOTHER [#10344] example , without any education , brought up in troubled families , facing difficulties every step the took , nevertheless , managed to achieve fantastic results in profession , found their place under the sun , realized their ambitious , buidbuiltSPELL [#10345] strong relationships . Thus , the evidence shows that there is something in them they were born with that helps them become who thetheyPRON [#10346] have become . Generally speaking , I do believe that personality is formed by a great range of factors . To my mind still,OTHER [#10347] it is stillADV [#10348] the characteristics we are born with that define the personality itself and it 's future even though a gained experience is also one of the key factors .

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{"id": 401}
Nowadays many researches hashaveVERB:SVA [#10430] been held in order to indicate that the characteristics we are born with have much more influence on our personality and development than any experience we may appoint through our liveslifeNOUN:NUM [#10431] . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#10432] we should begingbeginSPELL [#10433] from pros and cons of each point of view to establish my own opinion about this problem . Many people believe that our personal characteristics isareVERB:SVA [#10434] much more important thatthanPREP [#10435] the experience , because different types of experience could inPREP [#10436] different ways affect the human beings consider on his or her personal qualities . These people believe that the school knowledge , for example , is much more better for development of their children 's mind than lifetime experience . Also there isThere is alsoWO [#10437] an opposite point of view and it also hasOTHER [#10438] a lot of people toVERB:FORM [#10439] believe in itPRON [#10440]⚠️ . Lifetime experience is much more important for aDET [#10441] personal development at least , because it bioadenbroadensSPELL [#10442] the horizons of people , also that isgivesVERB [#10443] a great practice of different skills which you will never see onat school OR inOTHER [#10444] aDET [#10445] school desklifeNOUN [#10446] . Many people believe that different experience also makemakesVERB:SVA [#10447] people feelbeVERB [#10448] more aliveinvolved in life aroundOTHER [#10449] . I strongly believe that the life lonyNOT longOTHER [#10450] experience is much more profitable for atheDET [#10451] development of anyall OR --OTHER [#10452] kinds and types people despite thesetheirDET [#10453] personal charecteristicscharacteristicsSPELL [#10454] and qualityqualitiesNOUN:NUM [#10455] . It helps youthemPRON [#10456]⚠️ to be more envolvedinvolvedSPELL [#10457] in the adult life , it helps youthemPRON [#10458]⚠️ to braadenbroadenSPELL [#10459] horizons in different spheres of livelifeSPELL [#10460] and in my opinion , that experience also makes youthemPRON [#10461]⚠️ more curious and it would helphelpsVERB:TENSE [#10462] you inOTHER [#10463] thethemPRON [#10464]⚠️ daily boringboring dailyWO [#10465] studies .

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{"id": 402}
This graphsgraphNOUN:NUM [#10466] shows the information ofaboutPREP [#10467] underground railway systemsystemsNOUN:NUM [#10468] of some popular cities inofPREP [#10469] the world . It can be seen that columns with city and date of openopeningMORPH [#10470] are linked with each other and from the top of column to the bottom the older metroesmetrosSPELL [#10471] are changed with younger metroesmetrosSPELL [#10472] . For example , the oldest metro is situated in London and was opened in 1863 , AndandORTH [#10473] the youngest metro is situated in Los Angeles and was ready to be useusedVERB:FORM [#10474] in 2001 . The next column shows the length ofOTHER [#10475] route of each metro . The biggestlongestADJ [#10476] metrosubway routeNOUN [#10477] is in London and the smallestshortestADJ [#10478] one is in Kyoto . And the last column shows the number ofOTHER [#10479] passangerspassengersSPELL [#10480] of metro per year . RemarkableIt is remarkableOTHER [#10481] ,PUNCT [#10482] that the Tokyo metro is n't the largestlongestADJ [#10483] one but it has the biggest quantitynumberNOUN [#10484] of peoplepassengersNOUN [#10485] and,OTHER [#10486] itwhichPRON [#10487]⚠️ 'sisCONTR [#10488] about 1927 millionsmillionMORPH [#10489] per yearOTHER [#10490] . And the leastlowest lowestADJ [#10491] quantity ofnumberOTHER [#10492] people passengers per yearOTHER [#10493] in Kyoto ,PUNCT [#10494] and it 's about 45 millionsmillionMORPH [#10495] . Using this information we can say that the older metroesunderground systemsOTHER [#10496] are usedVERB [#10497] more usableADJ [#10498] than theDET [#10499] younger ones .

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{"id": 403}
I suppose that the characteristics we are born with have a bigger impact on our personality than life experience . The first arguementargumentSPELL [#10500] is that out skills which washave beenVERB:TENSE [#10501] with us from our birth will never be forakenforsakenSPELL [#10502] . ThisTheseDET [#10503] skills areVERB [#10504] like our guides in life because they set up our wishes and our future . RegardlessIn view of thisOTHER [#10505] , the life experience can be easily forgotten and dodged because ittherePRON [#10506]⚠️ can be a conflict ofbetween personal traits andOTHER [#10507] experiencesexperienceNOUN:NUM [#10508] . For example , when you waswereVERB:SVA [#10509] a child your parents saidtoldVERB [#10510] you not to eat lemons because it may kill OR theyOTHER [#10511] killsmay killVERB:TENSE [#10512] you . But after years you hadVERB:TENSE [#10513] tasted a lemon and did n't die . There iswasVERB:TENSE [#10514] a conflict . You changedhad to changeVERB:FORM [#10515] your mind . And with characteristic skills you know something with 100 percentfor sureOTHER [#10516] . You are totally sure in what you know . You totally woshouldOTHER [#10517] n'tneverCONTR [#10518] be a swimmer if you can run faster than any oneanyoneORTH [#10519] in the world . It 's obvious and normal . This characteristic , as I have already said , can choosedefineVERB [#10520] your destiny . ThisTheseDET [#10521] skills are your gift from life , maybe even it is a legacy of your ancestors so you ca n't avoidget away fromOTHER [#10522] it . Of course the,OTHER [#10523] life experience also traintrainsVERB:SVA [#10524] you . But only with help of your experience and your skills you will find your way in the world . All my thoughts are based on selfmy ownOTHER [#10525] experience . I really can say that my skill in communication and in music gavehave have givenVERB:TENSE [#10526] toPREP [#10527] me more than knowledge fromOTHER [#10528] school or university knowledgeNOUN [#10529] . All I want to say is that it 's important to be yourself and to follow your skillsinborn traitsOTHER [#10530] .

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{"id": 429}
Nowadays , sciencescientistsOTHER [#10968] makescarry carryVERB [#10969] outPART [#10970] a great numdernumberSPELL [#10971] of researches in different spheres of our life , for instance , health , psyologypsychologySPELL [#10972] , andCONJ [#10973] etc . One of researches showed ,PUNCT [#10974] that the bornedinbornOTHER [#10975] characteristics areVERB [#10976] more important for our personality and development . It havehasVERB:SVA [#10977] two sides . On the one hand , theOTHER [#10978] authority of scientists isVERB [#10979] everyveryADV [#10980] big and we should toVERB:FORM [#10981] believe in this point of view , because theDET [#10982] influence of the characteristics wePRON [#10983]⚠️ we are born withPREP [#10984] very strong , but everything is changing … I think that nature onlyADV [#10985] gives us onlyaOTHER [#10986] life and every man buildingbuildsVERB:FORM [#10987] himself during his waylifetimeNOUN [#10988] . Friends , environment , family , different situations in life and many anotherotherDET [#10989] factors influence onPREP [#10990] our body and mind much more than bornedinbornADJ [#10991] characteristics . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#10992] we have anotherDET [#10993] point of view of scientiestsscientistsSPELL [#10994] ,PUNCT [#10995] whichwhoPRON [#10996] prefer numdersnumbersSPELL [#10997] and words of themtheirDET [#10998] researches ratherADV [#10999] than real life .

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{"id": 435}
Many researchers think ,PUNCT [#11108] that the characteristics we are born with hovehaveSPELL [#11109] much more influence on our personality and development than any experiences we may have in our life . In my essay I would like to see this two opinions . On the one hand , of course , the characteristics we are born with have much more influence , because in the childhood we govegetVERB [#11110] lots of important life skills . At this time we learlearnSPELL [#11111] how to tellspeakVERB [#11112] with other . It is our first experience in our life and many people think ,PUNCT [#11113] that in this time we learn more than in adult life . In the childhood we have a lot of face to face conversations and we spend a lot of time with them , because of this , parents opinions and characteristics have much influence . And I think ,PUNCT [#11114] that this characteristic we take from parents affects on us in all life . Of course ,PUNCT [#11115] theseitPRON [#11116]⚠️ areisVERB:SVA [#11117] very important thing in our life . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#11118] experience we may have in our life is important too , because in adult lifeNOUN [#11119] we learn , how to tellspeakVERB [#11120] with different people and ,PUNCT [#11121] of course ,PUNCT [#11122] thistheseDET [#11123] conversations affect on our mindset and our character . In our life we improve and develop our thinking and connecting skills . We learn making good conversations and take some business judgement . To my mind , lots of characteristics we take in conversation with people , with different people , with other mindset and , of courecourseSPELL [#11124] ,PUNCT [#11125] their opininionopinionSPELL [#11126] affectaffectsVERB:SVA [#11127] on us . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#11128] I would like to say ,PUNCT [#11129] that the characteristics we are born with have the same influence on our personality and development as any experiences we may have in our life . And I think ,PUNCT [#11130] that thistheseDET [#11131] two things are weryverySPELL [#11132] important in our life .

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{"id": 439}
According to the research ,PUNCT [#11171] the features we have since our birth are more significant for our current condition and for our future being than features we can get from our life experience . To my mind , both characteristics are important for our existence for the different reasons . To begin with , the number of characteristics we are born with has influence in the way we realizeperceiveVERB [#11172] the world around us and use knowledgesknowledgeNOUN:INFL [#11173] we gatgetVERB [#11174] from the experience .PUNCT [#11175] I mean , some particular personal characteristics make usmakeOTHER [#11176] something particularly convenient for us . For instance , one choses the university according to the interest he / she has . Moreover , characteristics we have since our birth are worth to be study to use them in the most profitable way . For example , one can test yourselfthemselvesPRON [#11177]⚠️ either he / she extravert or introvert to find the most appropriate way of working over some tasks . On the other hand , the personality developed by the experience is more vital as it formed by specific events or tasks that makes it be the most appropriate to your mordenmodernSPELL [#11178] life . MoreotherMoreoverSPELL [#11179] , you can change your gained personality in each particular situation and reach better results . That is more , you know how to develop this or that characteristic of you personality , so you can work over the features you need more at the current moment . For example , you can know how to improve the score and work more . To sum up , both characteristics are important in our life . We need to know how to opperateoperateSPELL [#11180] with oncePREP [#11181] wewhatPRON [#11182] we were born with and know how to develop knowledges gained from our experience to have the successfullsuccessfulSPELL [#11183] life and reach goals we put for ourselves .

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{"id": 441}
Actually , I think that theDET [#11214] experience we are havinghaveVERB:TENSE [#11215] during our life has more influence . TheDET [#11216] BecausetheOTHER [#11217] characteristicscharactersticsNOUN [#11218] we are born with may be changed during the learning process . ItsItPRON [#11219] doesVERB:TENSE [#11220] nonotADV [#11221] matter because when humana personOTHER [#11222] is aDET [#11223] child itsit 'sOTHER [#11224] possible to change his or herOTHER [#11225] character . Experience is very important .

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{"id": 451}
Our life is full of filosophyphilosophySPELL [#11419] , so there are two points of wievviewSPELL [#11420] : theDET [#11421] firsfirstSPELL [#11422] is that on our personality is influence more fromOTHER [#11423] our genetic characteristics ,PUNCT [#11424] whowhichPRON [#11425]⚠️ are with us from our birth which influenceOTHER [#11426] our bornpersonality more than birthOTHER [#11427] , AndandORTH [#11428] the second is thatPREP [#11429] the experiences during all ourDET [#11430] life creatcreateSPELL [#11431] our individualitypersonalityNOUN [#11432] . FirslyFirstlySPELL [#11433] , our mindmentalOTHER [#11434] life beginbeginsVERB:SVA [#11435] from chilhoodchildhoodSPELL [#11436] , so as say psichologistspsychologistsSPELL [#11437] it is veverySPELL [#11438] important period in our life where is created our personality and are formed our individual characteristics . It isVERB [#11439] meanmeansVERB:SVA [#11440] , how we became inatPREP [#11441] the age from 1 to 6 and how our parents haveVERB:TENSE [#11442] educated us , so the same we would be thoughtthroughOTHER [#11443] all our life . If it is that in our genetic and in your childhood you waswereVERB:SVA [#11444] active , you will be active in adult life , tooOTHER [#11445] . Secondly , our personality is created frombyPREP [#11446] the different moments of our life . We become older and more wise , we teach on our faults and equirerequireSPELL [#11447] knowledge of something new . Our mind is change and our characteristics are not exeptexceptionsNOUN [#11448] . We open new apportunitiesopportunitiesSPELL [#11449] and change our bihaviourbehaviourSPELL [#11450] . And I am agree that our experiences influensinfluenceSPELL [#11451] ofonPREP [#11452] our life . Overall , I mean it is the important factor , which makes us more humanity and understandable . So in conclusion , I want to add ,PUNCT [#11453] that all our experiences and all our characteristics we are born with or no creatcreateSPELL [#11454] our personality and indidualityindividualitySPELL [#11455] .

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{"id": 457}
The question of male and female studingstudyingSPELL [#11538] patternsNOUN [#11539] is very interesting now . On the one hand , all people can get the highhigherADJ:FORM [#11540] education , butOTHER [#11541] , on the other hand , there are a lot of men oninPREP [#11542] the phisicalphysicalSPELL [#11543] disciplines and a lot of women oninPREP [#11544] the humanitariumhumanitarianSPELL [#11545] disciplinsdisciplinesSPELL [#11546] . Is it a reason toforPART [#11547] makemakingVERB:FORM [#11548] the same nombernumberSPELL [#11549] of men and women oninPREP [#11550] the faculties in the universities ? If we look onatPREP [#11551] the one side of this problem , we will sayindeedOTHER [#11552] actuallyindeedADV [#11553] " Yes ! " . All people must have the same rules . But other 'sothersOTHER [#11554] belief is that not all girls can studiestudySPELL [#11555] economic disciplinsdisciplinesSPELL [#11556] , math or phisicsphysicsSPELL [#11557] . One the one hand ,PUNCT [#11558] this is a problem , but is it really ? So , let 's have a look . For example , inatPREP [#11559] the end of June in oweourOTHER [#11560] country all younghyoungSPELL [#11561] people , whoOTHER [#11562] finisedfinishedSPELL [#11563] their educationOTHER [#11564] education at school , givesubmitOTHER [#11565] theretheirSPELL [#11566] documents to the universities . AlmostalmostORTH [#11567] allDET [#11568] girls choose literature , social sciences and so on ,PUNCT [#11569] andwhileOTHER [#11570] boys choose phisicalphysicsSPELL [#11571] faculties . Is it a problem offorPREP [#11572] the university ,PUNCT [#11573] that there a lot of male students in this subject and a lot of female studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#11574] in thesomeDET [#11575] anotherothersOTHER [#11576] . I am not sure that this is a problem offorPREP [#11577] the university . OnAtPREP [#11578] my faculty onofPREP [#11579] cultural studiesCultural StudiesORTH [#11580] in the Higher School of economicsEconomicsORTH [#11581] there areisVERB:SVA [#11582] a very littlesmallADJ [#11583] number of male students . But if the facultiefacultySPELL [#11584] takeacceptedVERB [#11585] the same number of students ofPREP [#11586] both genders there would behave beenVERB:TENSE [#11587] only 6 menstudentsNOUN [#11588] oninPREP [#11589] the first course last year . But if we believe scientists , all people are the same , and there areisVERB:SVA [#11590] no problem ofrelated to ourOTHER [#11591] gender in our life , but in real life we see the otheranotherOTHER [#11592] picture . As for me ,PUNCT [#11593] thereitPRON [#11594]⚠️ areisVERB:SVA [#11595] no problem that there are lessfewerADJ [#11596] boys onatPREP [#11597] my facultiefacultySPELL [#11598] . If I want to communicate with men , I must do it after my studiestudySPELL [#11599] and the gender problem must'nNOUN [#11600] bedoes notOTHER [#11601] interestinginterestMORPH [#11602] toPREP [#11603] me when I learn new words or read a text about theDET [#11604] philosophy of Kant . When you are in the university all studentsOTHER [#11605] bothyourDET [#11606] gendersgenderNOUN:NUM [#11607] must havedoes n't matterOTHER [#11608] thetoOTHER [#11609] asPREP [#11610] sameaOTHER [#11611] genderstudentNOUN [#11612] . And it is n't a question of libertiewomenNOUN [#11613] of female'sOTHER [#11614] ratesrightsNOUN [#11615] , this is a problem of level of education .

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{"id": 461}
It is generally believed that institutions of higher education have to provide manmenNOUN:NUM [#11686] and women with the sameequalADJ [#11687] possibilityopportunityNOUN [#11688] offorPREP [#11689] studying each discipline . From my point of view , thereitPRON [#11690]⚠️ is a right positionattitudeNOUN [#11691] in many relationsrespectsNOUN [#11692] . To begin with , we should agree that one student does not have guarantees of getting a job after finishing the university . It is evident that people of both malegendersNOUN [#11693] can have such issuean problemOTHER [#11694] . If males or females do not have enough access to studysufficient studies ofOTHER [#11695] a particular subject , they will not get concretespecificADJ [#11696] jobs as they will not have necessary skills . This will make the state of affairs worse than it is now . That is whyADV [#11697] males and females should be allowed to study disciplines in equal proportion . Another argument is that in modern world more and more women prefer to do some business instead of having a family . There can be plenty of obstacles in the country that do not allow females to stay at home and look after their children ( geographic position , demographic politics of the government and so on ) . In this case one woman has to work but there is no need to say that at first she shouldhas toVERB [#11698] learn some skills . But if the university does not give possibilities toallowOTHER [#11699] women to be theDET [#11700] studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#11701] of one or anothera certainOTHER [#11702] faculty , then they will not be able to start their career and , as a consequenceresultNOUN [#11703] , will haveencounterVERB [#11704] the lack of means to study without anyotherOTHER [#11705] restrictions . Thus , in present days there is a number of problems connected with finding a job for both malesmenNOUN [#11706] and femaleswomenNOUN [#11707] . Unequal possibilities to study for differentbothOTHER [#11708] malesgendersNOUN [#11709] certainly willwill certainlyWO [#11710] create one more problem forPREP [#11711] potential workersemployeesNOUN [#11712] .

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{"id": 462}
The bar chart below gives us the information about the proportion of population in Japan , Sweden and theDET [#11713] USA aged 65 and over sincefromPREP [#11714] 1940 to 2040 . Firstly , in 1940 the proportion of people aged 65 and over in theDET [#11715] USA it was about 9 % and in Sweden -OTHER [#11716] 7 % in SwedenOTHER [#11717] , however , in Japan it was only 5 % . The proportion of population in theDET [#11718] USA and Sweden is rising slowly and approximatelyis fluctuatingOTHER [#11719] , however in 2040 there will be 25 % of elderly peopleOTHER [#11720] in Sweden and about 24 % in theDET [#11721] USA . As for theDET [#11722] proportion of japaneseJapaneseORTH [#11723] people who are 65 years old and over it was less than 5 % between 1940 and 2005 . NevethelessneverthelessSPELL [#11724] , the proportion will increase sharply in 2030 and it will be about 25 % . To sum up , the proportion in Japan , theDET [#11725] USA and Sweden will rise tobyPREP [#11726] 2040 . WhichitPRON [#11727]⚠️ means that there will beVERB [#11728] better medical treatment for people aged 65 and over in these countries .

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{"id": 467}
Nowadays there is aanDET [#11798] wideextensiveADJ [#11799] discussion onofPREP [#11800] the question of what is the ideal proportion of two genders in universities . AccordingasPREP [#11801] toforPREP [#11802] me , the number of male and female student oninPREP [#11803] every subject should be the same , and I would like to explain my opinion . To begin with , the equal number of boys and girls putputsVERB:TENSE [#11804] them in the same conditions thatwhichDET [#11805] means the same opportunities for improving their knowledge and skills . In other words , when there is no minority oninPREP [#11806] a course , everyone feels more comfortable and confident . For example , whenADV [#11807] studying physics or chemistry , girls will not be afraid to show that they couldcanVERB:TENSE [#11808] not cope with theDET [#11809] understanding of the topic and will be able to ask their tutor for one more explanation . What is more , the same proportions inofPREP [#11810] male and female students is necessary for a proper self - development and for getting communicationcommunicationalMORPH [#11811] skills . Saying that I mean thatPREP [#11812] two genders will have to mixinteractVERB [#11813] during the class hours while doing some tasks and , hence , will have to find a common language . Doing that they will definetlydefinitelySPELL [#11814] find it interesting to getVERB [#11815] to know each other and toVERB:FORM [#11816] continue to keep in touch after their lessons . What happens in cases when the number of boys and girls differs significantly , is that the members of the smallest group prefer to stay together during both the studying and leisure time , trying to avoid contacts with anotherthe otherOTHER [#11817] gender . To sum it up , I would like to underline that the world of a university is a sample of the real one . ThatitPRON [#11818]⚠️ means that living in the first one , an individual has a chance to learn how to survive in the second one . Such knowledge include communicationcommunicationalMORPH [#11819] skills with anotherthe otherOTHER [#11820] gender , and the easiest wayNOUN [#11821] to getattainVERB [#11822] them is to be a member of a class , where there are anDET [#11823] equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#11824] of boys and girls .

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{"id": 471}
Today there is a noticablenoticeableSPELL [#11891] disproportion ofbetweenPREP [#11892] male and female students atinPREP [#11893] some university subjects . There is an opinion that universities should control the amount of students of both sexes . However , I stick to the opinion that thistheseDET [#11894] measures should not be donetakenVERB [#11895] . To begin with , the number of women and men in the society , in general , areisVERB:SVA [#11896] not equal . So , the amountnumberNOUN [#11897] of female and male school graduantsgraduatesSPELL [#11898] entereningenteringSPELL [#11899] universities areisVERB:SVA [#11900] not the same . For this reason making groups of the same amount of young men and women can turn out to be extreamlyextremelySPELL [#11901] hard and highly unlikely to be realised . Furthermore , the measures will challenge the student 's right of free choice , as there is no way of accepting the right propotionalpropotionSPELL [#11902] , exeptexceptSPELL [#11903] limitizationlimitationSPELL [#11904] of candidates for subject . This will discriminediscriminateSPELL [#11905] some tallentedtalentedSPELL [#11906] students , whowhichPRON [#11907]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#11908] able to enter a university andCONJ [#11909] to study hard . The discriminatdiscriminatorySPELL [#11910] measures will probably become something that young people willVERB:TENSE [#11911] get used to , so there will be a burning disagreements among them . What is more important , I believe , there is no reason for achivingachievingSPELL [#11912] such an ideal percentage of male and female students . If the fact of disproposiondisproportionSPELL [#11913] is determinaldetrimentalSPELL [#11914] for a person , he / she can chanechangeSPELL [#11915] the subject , that had been choosed , while the general measures can not fit everyone .

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{"id": 472}
The graph representspresentsVERB [#11916] to us the proportion of the population of people which aged 65 andCONJ [#11917] years overover yearsWO [#11918] oldADJ [#11919] between 1940 and 2040 in Japan , Sweden and theDET [#11920] USA . We can say that in Japan between 1940 and 2030 lesslower percentageOTHER [#11921] people livedare expected to liveVERB:FORM [#11922] to theDET [#11923] agedageMORPH [#11924] ofPREP [#11925] 65 . But sinceafterPREP [#11926] 2030 this situation is toVERB:FORM [#11927] change . Population of Japan livewill be livingVERB:TENSE [#11928] moremuchADV [#11929] longer . In 2040 27 % of population willVERB:TENSE [#11930] live to 65 years . In Sweden theDET [#11931] population which aged 65 iswill make will makeVERB [#11932] upPART [#11933] 7 percentNOUN [#11934] . The graph oftheOTHER [#11935] proportion population hesitatfluctuatesNOUN [#11936] . In theDET [#11937] USA in 1940 theDET [#11938] proportion of population aged 65 and over was theDET [#11939] highesthigherADJ:FORM [#11940] ( 9 % )9%0OTHER [#11941] betweenthan inPREP [#11942] Japan and Sweden . The graph hesitateshowsVERB [#11943] andthatOTHER [#11944] toinPREP [#11945] 2040 year isit it increasesOTHER [#11946] 24 % . To sum up , in this graph we can see that in 2040 Japan is inOTHER [#11947] the first placesplaceNOUN:NUM [#11948] among three countries is JapanOTHER [#11949] . PopulationThe populationDET [#11950] of this country is expected toVERB [#11951] live longer . TheSweden is in theOTHER [#11952] second place is SwedenOTHER [#11953] - 25 % of population livedwill be livingVERB:TENSE [#11954] to theDET [#11955] agedageMORPH [#11956] ofPREP [#11957] 65 and over . The USA towillVERB:TENSE [#11958] lessloseVERB [#11959] their position , and nowin 2040OTHER [#11960] is in the third place ; but in 1940 itPRON [#11961] was the first .

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{"id": 477}
In a modern fast - moving world in most of developing countries there is no any gender discrimination , therefore men and women have equal rights . inPREP [#12061] ConnectingconnectionMORPH [#12062] towithPREP [#12063] thisDET [#12064] this some people haveVERB [#12065] strongstronglyMORPH [#12066] beliefbelieveMORPH [#12067] that while entering a university girls and boys must be provided bywithPREP [#12068] equal numbers of places in every subject . Others defend the different point of view . In this essay both supporting and attacking points will be considered . Speaking about reasons why the number of places in university should be equal for each gender , I would like to mention that the balance of males and females in any working groups is significant . It has an impact on healthy attitude , good mood and pleasentpleasantSPELL [#12069] relationships betweenamongPREP [#12070] the members of a group . There are some schools only for girls and only for boys now . Usually when pupils of such schools grow up they find hard to communicate with another gender because thetheyPRON [#12071] have not got enough social skills in their past . Nevertheless , universities should not establish the similar education system . On the other hand , there areisVERB:SVA [#12072] anDET [#12073] argument ,PUNCT [#12074] supporting the opposaloppositeSPELL [#12075] view . Some professions require more physical pressure than other . That is why sometimes natural abilities may dictate our choice in some cases . For example , men are more likely to be an astronaut than women . The same in many other specialities , where the great stamina and strenthstrengthSPELL [#12076] are demanded andmayOTHER [#12077] absolutelyeven beOTHER [#12078] obligatory . It is not enough to learn some skills you should have them naturally . Therefore , women are more seldom phenomena in such professions . It is not rational to give them as many places in university as men have when it is spokenconcernsVERB [#12079] aboutPREP [#12080] physically difficult professions . To sum up , both views have rights to be discussed . Both of them can be logicalylogicallySPELL [#12081] argumenteddevelopedVERB [#12082] and supported . In my opinion , though , it is important to orient on speciality , which is chosen by student because answer to thisOTHER [#12083] question depends mostly on it .

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This graph shows us the percentage of the population over 65 between 1940 and 2040 in Japan , Sweden and theDET [#12115] USA . The general tendency is a growth of the old population in these three countries . Though , there arewereVERB:TENSE [#12116] some fluctuations during the period . In 1940 there were only 5 % of people over 65 in Japan . There was a slight fall till 1960 and then a rise till 2002 to 5 % again . The scientists predict a sudden rise of the percentage from 2005 till 2030 to 10 % . Then , an enormous rise tillis predicted byOTHER [#12117] 2040 to 27theDET [#12118] %point ofOTHER [#12119] . In 1940 the old population in Sweden was about 7 % . It rose slowly till 1982 , when itPRON [#12120] reached 14 % . There was a small fall from 1980 till 1995 . In 2010 the percentage reached 20 % . There are predictions that the amountnumberNOUN [#12121] will fall in 2030 , but then rise greatly tillbyPREP [#12122] 2040 to the point ofOTHER [#12123] 25 % . The amount of old people in the USA in the beginning of the period was 9 % . The number rose quetlyquietlySPELL [#12124] till 1985 wherewhenADV [#12125] it reached 15 % . There iswasVERB:TENSE [#12126] a very small permamentpermanentSPELL [#12127] fall to 14 % . The scientists predict a sharp rise from 2018 till the end of the period to 27 % . The fluctuations in all three countries are quite different . Though , there is a clear common tendency of the growth of population over 65 year nowadays and in the future .

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There are different views onPREP [#12168] whether ittherePRON [#12169] should be a balance of male and female students in every subject or not . I completely disagree with the idea that universities should accept equal numbers of men and women . The main argument of opponents would be that theDET [#12170] balanced proportion of males and females in aDET [#12171] subject letswillOTHER [#12172] create aDET [#12173] balanced society with differentiation of labour . However , I believe that natural proportions couldcanVERB:TENSE [#12174] help to see tendstrendsNOUN [#12175] in students ' choices . Moreover , theystudentsOTHER [#12176] wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#12177] be able to realize their potentialOTHER [#12178] in a sphere they want . So students can spend their time doing things they are good at . Thus , we will get escelentexcellentSPELL [#12179] specialists atinPREP [#12180] different sitesspheresNOUN [#12181] of our life .

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{"id": 487}
It is stronglywidelyADV [#12237] believed that some subject in universities are hard toVERB:FORM [#12238] explain and understand for female students and there should be more boys to study specific areas of science . However , some people believe that women can benefit tofromPREP [#12239] various subjects in many ways . On the one hand , the number of male students is very important for universities . First of all , male concentrate on subjects , whereas women distractswitch their ownOTHER [#12240] boys andand boysWO [#12241] 'NOUN:POSS [#12242] themselvesattentionNOUN [#12243] ontoPREP [#12244] feelings and may do not pay appropriatenecessaryADJ [#12245] attention to the process of studying . In addition , a man should build his life and find an excellent job in order to accomplishachieveVERB [#12246] independence and confidence , and education is the main key to starting up a self - made project and following dreams . On the other hand , female students should beVERB:TENSE [#12247] accepted to every subject at university . To start with , they are good business - women and more responsible for their job than manmenNOUN:NUM [#12248] . It means that a well - quallifiedqualifiedSPELL [#12249] female worker in the different field of studies is welcomed . Besides , women have different pointpointsNOUN:NUM [#12250] of viewsviewNOUN:NUM [#12251] on specific subjects and sometimes with the various outlooks they help to make a scientific discovery . Although some subjects may seem difficult for understanding fortoPREP [#12252] women , I strongly believe that the number of them should be equal withtoPREP [#12253] the number ofOTHER [#12254] male students . It makes the pocessprocessSPELL [#12255] of studying more interesting . More than that , women may find some interesting details in the research which have been neglected by men . All in all , despite beinghavingVERB [#12256] difficultdifficultiesMORPH [#12257] forwithPREP [#12258] studying female students may give a fresh lookeyeNOUN [#12259] toonPREP [#12260] the scientssciencesSPELL [#12261] , whichthatDET [#12262] is why thetheyPRON [#12263] should have similar right with male students to study different subjects .

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{"id": 488}
This graph presents the comparison between USA , Sweden and JapanOTHER [#12264] of the proportionthe USAOTHER [#12265] of people aged 65 and over in the USA , Sweden and JapanOTHER [#12266] between 1940 and 2040 . OninPREP [#12267] this picture we can see three lines , percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#12268] and years , which are used for presenting the information . The first obvious trend whichthatDET [#12269] we can see in this graph is the fact of growing ofthatOTHER [#12270] the percentage of people whosewhoPRON [#12271] are olderwhoOTHER [#12272] than 65 years is growingVERB [#12273] . In all three countries this proportion is rising from 1940 to 2040 on 18 % inonPREP [#12274] average . Authors of this picture show that in 2040 the population will be older than today and the proportion of old people will achieveriseVERB [#12275] from 23 to 28 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#12276] in each country . The second trend which is presented oninPREP [#12277] this picture is the leadershipleading positionOTHER [#12278] of Japan in the comparison of antheDET [#12279] old population . In spite of the fact that the percentage of old people in theDET [#12280] USA and Sweden increased from 1940 to 1980 , this proportion in Japan declined from 5 to 3 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#12281] . But after 2020 we see the rocketing ofPREP [#12282] japan 'sJapaneseOTHER [#12283] old population from 7 to 28 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#12284] . In 2040 Japan will be the first country in the proportion of people aged 65 and over . In conclusion , we can claim that in 2040 the percentage of old people will be bigger than today and Japan will have an older population than theDET [#12285] USA and Sweden .

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{"id": 489}
In the modern democraticaldemocraticSPELL [#12286] society there is motnotSPELL [#12287] any discrimination in the possibility of getting education for mansmenNOUN:NUM [#12288] and womanswomenNOUN:INFL [#12289] . It means the equal rights between both sexes in university . But should universities force this fact by an accepting equal numbers of male and female students to study or not ? In my opinion , theyPRON [#12290] should not and I have two arguments to prove my position . At the firstFirstOTHER [#12291] of allOTHER [#12292] , biologically in society we have more womanswomenNOUN:INFL [#12293] than mansmenNOUN:NUM [#12294] . A s a result , the proportion of theDET [#12295] sexes of students is unequal . It means that if universities will accept equal numbers of males and females , many females will be not accepted to the courses , because their number is bigger . It will be an unfair situation - universities should accept students to study by their possibilitiescapabilitiesNOUN [#12296] and skills , but not by their sex . Secondly , some courses and subjects have gender specialization . In theDET [#12297] most cases , mechanics are mansmenNOUN:NUM [#12298] , and haicutershairdressersNOUN [#12299] and cookers are womanswomenNOUN:INFL [#12300] . University ca n't find equal numbers of students of both sexes , whosewhoPRON [#12301] want to get a degree in , for example , car construction . Obviously , between these students will be more males , than females . It will lead us to unfair problem too - some male students will be not accepted to this course only because there will be not avaliableavailableSPELL [#12302] places for student of this gender . Finally , I should summarise my arguments . If universities will introduce the politicpolicyNOUN [#12303] of accepting to coursesOTHER [#12304] equal numbers of males and females to coursesOTHER [#12305] , it will lead us to unfair situations because of two facts . FirstfirstlyMORPH [#12306] , society have more womanswomenNOUN:INFL [#12307] than mansmenNOUN:NUM [#12308] . And secondsecondlyMORPH [#12309] , in theOTHER [#12310] causebecausePREP [#12311] of the gender stereotypes , studensstudentsSPELL [#12312] of certain sexes will avoid certain courses , for example - womanswomenNOUN:INFL [#12313] prefer to enter the cooking course more than car mechanics .

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{"id": 490}
The graph below illustrates different percentage of people ,PUNCT [#12314] thatwhoPRON [#12315] were 65 years old and older , in 3 countries - Japan , Sweden and theDET [#12316] USA . The results are provided in a proportionpercentageOTHER [#12317] , that has been analysed since 1940 . Two curves of# NAME ?OTHER [#12318] Sweden and the USA theOTHER [#12319] USA -PUNCT [#12320] figures look similar to each other . There arewereVERB:TENSE [#12321] 7 % of elderly people in Sweden and 9 % in theDET [#12322] USA in 1940 . Both of these curves riseroseVERB:TENSE [#12323] slowly until 1980 . Then there iswasVERB:TENSE [#12324] a kind of plateau in theDET [#12325] USA , but the figure plummets in Sweden . There iswasVERB:TENSE [#12326] anothera differentOTHER [#12327] situation withinPREP [#12328] Japan . The percentage of people aged 65 and older iswasVERB:TENSE [#12329] just a bit lower at the beginning : ittherePRON [#12330]⚠️ iswereVERB:TENSE [#12331] 5 % of them in the country . And then the figure lowswentVERB [#12332] down until the end of 1980 - s1980sOTHER [#12333] , meanwhilewhileOTHER [#12334] it stays smaller ,stayedOTHER [#12335] than in other countries . The graph tries to predict , what wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#12336] behappenVERB [#12337] in the next future . It prognosespredictsVERB [#12338] , that from thesethoseDET [#12339] days to 2040 all figures willVERB:TENSE [#12340] dramatically rise , and Japan wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#12341] have the biggesthighestADJ [#12342] figurepercentage numberNOUN [#12343] among these three countries .

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{"id": 491}
Nowadays , in academic world , it is one of the most common questions , should be there equal amountnumbersNOUN [#12344] of both male and female students ? It is a very appropriateimportantADJ [#12345] problem , and there are several points to think about . Firstly , of causecourseNOUN [#12346] , in twenty - first century , when democracy is the spread in most ofPREP [#12347] countries and human rights are standedstayedSPELL [#12348] nondespiteOTHER [#12349] -theOTHER [#12350] gender , it is necessary to leadfollowVERB [#12351] the rules of democracy , and letofferVERB [#12352] equal chances toofPREP [#12353] education for students of both genders . Moreover , withwithinPREP [#12354] theDET [#12355] last onehundredOTHER [#12356] handreedhundredSPELL [#12357] years womenNOUN [#12358] proofedprovedVERB [#12359] that thaeytheySPELL [#12360] can work anywhere , not only as nurses or teachers but also as policeman , taxidrivertaxi driversNOUN [#12361] , or even builder . It means that " theDET [#12362] weakweakerADJ:FORM [#12363] gendersexNOUN [#12364] " is not so weak , and it has rights to get any profession . FuthermoreFurthermoreSPELL [#12365] , nowadays there is a lack of professional personalemployeesNOUN [#12366] in particular spheres of production such as engineering , chemistry , physics . And it is irrelivantwrongADJ [#12367] not to give chance for people who want to wark just becausbecauseSPELL [#12368] they are womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#12369] . On the other hand , even equal amountnumbersNOUN [#12370] of studtuniversityNOUN [#12371] places forinPREP [#12372] every subject for manmenNOUN:NUM [#12373] and womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#12374] can lead to disturbing atmosphere in classes . Both of studentsgendersOTHER [#12375] will be paying attention to each other , not to course , which is bad . Although , of causecourseNOUN [#12376] anybody could do any job , but despite this fact there are proffesionsprofessionsSPELL [#12377] which are more suitable for one of theOTHER [#12378] gendresgendersSPELL [#12379] . It is impossible to ignore this fact . So , getting anDET [#12380] equal number of man and woman to every faculty may mean that talantedtalentedSPELL [#12381] man or woman can have no studyuniversityNOUN [#12382] place and may be forced to choose another profession which is not suitable for him or her . All in all , it is obvious that ittherePRON [#12383] should not be any gender segregation in educationeducationalMORPH [#12384] process . But there are some rules which isareVERB:SVA [#12385] necessary to usefollowVERB [#12386] while organising this process for students ofOTHER [#12387] both genders studentsNOUN [#12388] .

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{"id": 497}
Some people are insured that both genders should equally get higher education . So they consider that it should be illustrated by the same number of men and women in every subject in universitiesatOTHER [#12489] . But as for me I can not be totally agree with this statement . On the one hand , in modern world there is not an argument that both male and female are equal in their rights and they have the same right ontoOTHER [#12490] good education . So they should have equal chance to enter universities . And there should be no limitation for none of them in their choisechoiceSPELL [#12491] of subject . I realise that all of what I have written higheraboveADV [#12492] is absoluteabsolutelyMORPH [#12493] true , at least for the modern European countries . But there is a simple and well - known fact that different genders have different minds , I mean ways of thinking . So it can not help to provide the equal numbers of male and female students in every subject . And there is another consequence that is strongly connected with the previous one , though it does not involve genders or include them as a particular case . Each person has its own taste and skills which have a great influence on his choice of future profession . And it would be at least awkward if most of people chose the same subject to learn , espessiallyespeciallySPELL [#12494] if they were different gender . J would like to add that men and women have different social role in community , andCONJ [#12495] thatitPRON [#12496]⚠️ has an impact on the subject they prefer to study . Of course , there is a process nowadays that changes these roles , but it is still going on and right now the situation when universities accept equal numbers of male and female in every subject is impossible . All in all , J disagree with the statement but think that this situation can become true in several years .

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{"id": 501}
Some people are confidentsureADJ [#12562] that universities have to takeacceptVERB [#12563] the same amountnumbersNOUN [#12564] of men and women toinPREP [#12565] each subject or faculty in oder to share theDET [#12566] idealsideasNOUN [#12567] of tolerance in the all over the world . But I do n't understand with this point of view , I admit that proportion of men and women in universities should be depend on onlyonly onWO [#12568] result of examination . On the one hand , it is clear that a lot of people want to see theDET [#12569] same number of peopleOTHER [#12570] of different sexes in any sphere of our life . All people should have common rights and no one group of people does not deservedeservesOTHER [#12571] to be higher thenthanSPELL [#12572] other . But if students are going to be chosen by their sex it will be reallynotOTHER [#12573] untolerateintolerableSPELL [#12574] situationtolerantNOUN [#12575] . Men and women have to know that there is nothing what linkedconnectedVERB [#12576] withtoPREP [#12577] their natural spiciesspeciesSPELL [#12578] and that is why each of them should be hard - working and have good skills to get what they want . Moreover , how may the results of exams be honestvalidADJ [#12579] if directorheadsNOUN [#12580] of universities would take students only forbyPREP [#12581] proportional criteria ? TofromPREP [#12582] my point of view , I can not really realiseunderstandVERB [#12583] how such system could work in real situation . It wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#12584] change all educational system at all ! I am confidentsureADJ [#12585] that this idea doesisVERB [#12586] not costworth ofOTHER [#12587] such problems and difficulties . To sum up , it is important to say that there are must be rightequalADJ [#12588] opportunities for all kind of people in all sphere of our life . But people should not be to radicalunappealableADJ [#12589] in their wishes because inPREP [#12590] that way itPRON [#12591]⚠️ often isis oftenWO [#12592] too dangerous to realise and may lead to unexpectableunpredicatbleADJ [#12593] results .

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{"id": 505}
Some of the educational houses try to accept theDET [#12688] same numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#12689] of studentsOTHER [#12690] of both genders studentsNOUN [#12691] in every subject . That means thatPREP [#12692] at technical and humanitarian faculties will be equal personsnumbersNOUN [#12693] of male and female sex . On the one hand ,PUNCT [#12694] it is aDET [#12695] great idea aboutofPREP [#12696] similar rules for all students without looking at theirstheirOTHER [#12697] gender , but I disagree with it . Because different proportion of women and men in technical or humanitarian departments depends on phisycalphysicalSPELL [#12698] criteria . On the other hand , as I said before , tothereOTHER [#12699] prepearingpreparingSPELL [#12700] this idea beingOTHER [#12701] some reasons for this ideaOTHER [#12702] . One of them is phisycalphysicalSPELL [#12703] differences between two genders . Many people know that male students prefer technical and math way , while the majoritymajorMORPH [#12704] part of female students choose humanitarian subjects . So , basing atonPREP [#12705] this knowldgeknowledgeSPELL [#12706] , it willcanVERB:TENSE [#12707] trully toVERB:FORM [#12708] said that theOTHER [#12709] idea aboutofPREP [#12710] equal numbers of man and woman students is unrealistic . But if universities will rescreaterecreateSPELL [#12711] their studystudyingVERB:FORM [#12712] system , followingaccording toPREP [#12713] this idea , therePRON [#12714]⚠️ might beenbeVERB:FORM [#12715] aDET [#12716] problem . For example , for math and physycalphysicalSPELL [#12717] classes vacancyvacanciesNOUN:NUM [#12718] for men will beVERB [#12719] full , but for women it will always be enough . While other men , who would wantlikeVERB [#12720] to study at this university will have neednessneedsSPELL [#12721] to search another university ,PUNCT [#12722] where vacancies will open . In conclusion , I would like to repeaterepeatSPELL [#12723] thatPREP [#12724] sometimes educauionaleducationalSPELL [#12725] system being need changingschangesNOUN [#12726] , but all of these ideas should beVERB:TENSE [#12727] examined forinPREP [#12728] realitypracticeNOUN [#12729] . Because triestryingVERB:FORM [#12730] to accept similar numbers of male and female students it is aDET [#12731] good change for making base of democratydemocracySPELL [#12732] , but it is not theDET [#12733] best area of changing for this . May be , it will be better to look for otheranotherDET [#12734] variant ?

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{"id": 511}
Gender question has always been a difficult area for talking ( it is aDET [#12820] very common and difficult question , because in modern society gender affects on many differentother spheres of lifeOTHER [#12821] ) . In modern society we still encounter withfaceOTHER [#12822] strange stereotypes , which affect a lot on students decisions about their profession . I believe , that percentage of women and men should be equal due to the fact that it is not fair and polite that women 's role is still underestimateunderestimatedVERB:FORM [#12823] in a great variety of subjects . In our history women have proved that they can be good in every speciality . Firstly , I want to highlight that such stereotypes asPREP [#12824] " woman 's place is oninPREP [#12825] the kitchen " or " women can be good qualified only in profession connectingconnectedVERB:FORM [#12826] with art " are absolutelyabsoluteMORPH [#12827] nonsencenonsenseSPELL [#12828] . Female students should not think that they are doing something wrong if they study engineering or physics . And in this termwayNOUN [#12829] the role of universities is huge . And the first thing they can do against descriminationdiscriminationSPELL [#12830] is to talk about this problem loudly in orderOTHER [#12831] to atractdrawVERB [#12832] attention of the mass - media ontoPREP [#12833] that theme . This can lead to some shifts in educationeducationalMORPH [#12834] system , that will improve such anDET [#12835] awful situation . Secondly , if in universities will be equal number of student of theDET [#12836] both genders it will help to built a new ground : more and more people willVERB:TENSE [#12837] start to think that there is nothing wrong inwithPREP [#12838] it . And , further , it will help to maintain this idea in youngsters ' heads , which can possibly lead to an increase omen appearance in men 's works . Ultimately , this is , as I said before , is aDET [#12839] very difficult question and as I have never been in other countries , so it is very complicateddifficultADJ [#12840] for me to imagine such a situation , because in the USSR this topic had not any sencesenseSPELL [#12841] : everybody worked and had an occupation hetheyPRON [#12842]⚠️ wanted .

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{"id": 513}
There is a very important question in our time . Should universities have the same amount of numbers of male and female student in every subject or not ? It is a difficult question to discuss . In my opinion , it is not so important to accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject . Firstly , it depends on the person what subject to choose . Every university has a huge amount of subjectsOTHER [#12854] and it is not so easy to choose your favourite . Moreover , your future career depends on your subjects and marks too . So , the amount of male and female students in your group will be the last thing you will think about in this situation . Secondly , some subjects are not so popular inwithPREP [#12855] male and female groups . For example , physics and chemistry are mostADV [#12856] easier to understand for male group . However , female group prefer literature and history more . So , itonePRON [#12857]⚠️ iscanVERB [#12858] rarerarelyMORPH [#12859] toVERB:FORM [#12860] see a lot of boys during the time of that subjects . NevertherlessNeverthelessSPELL [#12861] , some people think that the acceptionacceptanceSPELL [#12862] of male and female with the equal amount is very importauantimportantSPELL [#12863] for communication between that groups . Therefore , a social life can be more interesting , energetic and positive . All in all , people can change their opinions from time to time . So , they can think in different ways and do not have answer fortoPREP [#12864] this question . It depends on many social and intellectual factors , whichthatDET [#12865] can have nothing in common between them . Every person should think what is the best variant for him and make a personal decissiondecisionSPELL [#12866] .

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{"id": 515}
Today there is a widespread opinion that the numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#12922] of male and female students oninPREP [#12923] anDET [#12924] each faculty should be equal . However there are some arguesdebatesNOUN [#12925] aboutonPREP [#12926] this fact . PersonalypersonallySPELL [#12927] I can not agree with the statement . Firstly , I believe that the choisechoiceSPELL [#12928] of the field of theDET [#12929] study is closely connected with nature of the person , his or herOTHER [#12930] habits , family and other factors which makes us take disissionsdecisionsSPELL [#12931] , it isandOTHER [#12932] not only our sex . Secondly , it is known that girls and boys thinks differentdifferentlyMORPH [#12933] . So why should their choiseschoicesSPELL [#12934] be the same ? OfIfPREP [#12935] boys are interested in mathematics , they will choose it in their unithersitiesuniversitiesSPELL [#12936] . The situation is the same with girls and humanitarian studies . In my view , universities really have a situation when more males than females want to learn some subjects . This is the reason why some faculties hasdoVERB:TENSE [#12937] not haveVERB [#12938] equal number of men and women . I think the tryattempt toOTHER [#12939] have courses with courses withOTHER [#12940] equal -PUNCT [#12941] numberednumbersMORPH [#12942] ofPREP [#12943] maledmaleMORPH [#12944] and femaledfemaleMORPH [#12945] courses iswillOTHER [#12946] crashing downfailVERB [#12947] , because of this fact . Universities just can not providepromoteVERB [#12948] this idea among students , where everybodywhoOTHER [#12949] wantswantVERB:SVA [#12950] to learn something interesting , notnoADV [#12951] equalmatterADV [#12952] -whatOTHER [#12953] numberednumbersMORPH [#12954] . OverwisehoweverADV [#12955] there are some factors make people think that havingVERB [#12956] equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#12957] of malesmaleMORPH [#12958] and femalesfemaleMORPH [#12959] studentsNOUN [#12960] is important . The key point is that in faculty , ifPREP [#12961] there are , for example , 10 girls and 10 boys , educational process goes better as a result of comparison of views . Scientists also think that this way of studying is good for student 's future , because they becamebecomeVERB:TENSE [#12962] more tolerant and peaceful to the other sex compared with social groups where therePRON [#12963] are people of theOTHER [#12964] same sex peopleNOUN [#12965] , whichwhoPRON [#12966] are more likely to be sexistssexistMORPH [#12967] . To sum up , I can say that having both theDET [#12968] equal and non - equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#12969] of malesmaleMORPH [#12970] and femalesfemaleMORPH [#12971] studentsNOUN [#12972] could bring some advantages and drawbagsdrawbacksSPELL [#12973] for communication . Although I bekievebelieveSPELL [#12974] that more than anything ,OTHER [#12975] universities should gainpromoteVERB [#12976] anDET [#12977] interest toinPREP [#12978] a subject as a key point of studying .

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{"id": 521}
There are lots of argues aboutdebates on equality ofOTHER [#13033] gender number equalitynumbersNOUN [#13034] in universities . Some people believe that it is normal that in some subjects there is a majority of girls while other disciplines are mostly studied by boys . But there is an opinion that in every subject the number of males and females should be the same . On the one hand , it is commonly accepted that in technical and economical subjects theDET [#13035] most numberNOUN [#13036] of students isareVERB:SVA [#13037] malemalesNOUN:NUM [#13038] and in humanitarian subjects , such as history and linguistics girls keep most places . People suppose that it is natural and for boysOTHER [#13039] it is easier for boysOTHER [#13040] to study math than phylologyphilologySPELL [#13041] and the opposite isVERB [#13042] for girls . Moreover , it is hard to change this situation because it is historically sustaineddevelopedVERB [#13043] stereotype . Also some conservative persons are sure that such a division can help students to be more consentratedconcentratedSPELL [#13044] on their studying and science career . On the other hand , in a modern world we can see great changes in gender priorities and specialisations . Nowadays there is a bigger number of males in humanitarian area while females conquireconquerSPELL [#13045] technicantechnicalSPELL [#13046] universities . This fact shows that the difference is not so fatal and it is not a question of gender what subject is better for your studying . The other fact is that studying were there is an equal number of women and men can be more interesting and may help toVERB [#13047] share more different views and new ideas in well - known science areas , which can do the studying process more amusing . To sum up , I must say that although it is normal that the number of males and females can differ in subjects , universities should try to accept equal number of girls and boys because itthisPRON [#13048]⚠️ can have positive results in studying and creation of a family in a further life after the university . It is atheDET [#13049] right of every student to choose his or her specialisation ofdepending on theirOTHER [#13050] interests .

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{"id": 525}
The question of gender uneqalityinequalitySPELL [#13117] is widely discussed in modern society and fairly attracts a lot of attention . Obviously ,PUNCT [#13118] in the field of tolerance to gender differences therePRON [#13119] are still anDET [#13120] enourmousenormous greatADJ [#13121] amount ofmanyOTHER [#13122] things to do . Women in the whole world are still struggling with gender discriminancediscriminationSPELL [#13123] . They are paid less than males , they often can not get a good job accordingbecausePREP [#13124] toofPREP [#13125] their gender ,PUNCT [#13126] and these are only a small list offewOTHER [#13127] difficulties ,PUNCT [#13128] that every single woman has to face withPREP [#13129] in the modern world . Of course this unequalityinequalitySPELL [#13130] leads to different proportion between malesmaleMORPH [#13131] and femalesfemaleMORPH [#13132] studentsNOUN [#13133] in theDET [#13134] universities . So there is an opinion that the curesolutionNOUN [#13135] fromtoPREP [#13136] this problem is to forbid acceptionacceptingSPELL [#13137] ofPREP [#13138] different numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#13139] malesof boysOTHER [#13140] and femalesgirlsNOUN [#13141] . Still it may not be the best solution . Different facultiesareas of studiesOTHER [#13142] attractsmay attractVERB:TENSE [#13143] malesmenNOUN [#13144] andorCONJ [#13145] femaleswomenNOUN [#13146] ,;PUNCT [#13147] for example men tend to choose some technical disciplines to study ,PUNCT [#13148] and women are more likely to choose something connected with cultural , societyOTHER [#13149] or humanitysocialADJ [#13150] studies social or liberal artsOTHER [#13151] . But this tendency is not a rule . Sometimes people make anotherotherDET [#13152] decissionsdecisionsSPELL [#13153] ,PUNCT [#13154] but it is,OTHER [#13155] undoubtfulundoubtedlySPELL [#13156] ,PUNCT [#13157] thattheOTHER [#13158] percentage of malesmenNOUN [#13159] andabdSPELL [#13160] femaleswomenNOUN [#13161] in different faculties varies and the main cause is the will ofOTHER [#13162] students ' choiceOTHER [#13163] , not the stereotypes . The second reason for different numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#13164] of femalesfemaleMORPH [#13165] and malesmaleMORPH [#13166] applicantssNOUN [#13167] is the physiologicalphysicalADJ [#13168] conditions . MalesMenNOUN [#13169] are bigger and stronger than femaleswomen ,OTHER [#13170] and it is ridiculous to deny it . So some proffessionsprofessionsSPELL [#13171] connected with risingliftingVERB [#13172] big weights are unappropriateinappropriateSPELL [#13173] for women so thatPREP [#13174] it is understandable that some practicalspecificADJ [#13175] faculties are refusingareas of applied sciences reluctantOTHER [#13176] to teach women . But in any theoretic discipline such aDET [#13177] situation would be discriminative . According tohavingOTHER [#13178] allsaidOTHER [#13179] thesethatDET [#13180] aspects,OTHER [#13181] it should be noticed that despite the uneasytoughADJ [#13182] conditions ,PUNCT [#13183] in which women are living today , sometimes the refuserefusalMORPH [#13184] to allow to work inPREP [#13185] andorCONJ [#13186] study some activities for womenOTHER [#13187] is reasonable . It avoidshelps to avoidVERB:FORM [#13188] unwanted harm fortoPREP [#13189] health and injuries . And still women and men tendstendVERB:SVA [#13190] to choose different fields of studies , so accepting theOTHER [#13191] equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#13192] of men and women in theDET [#13193] universities is unnessecaryunnecessarySPELL [#13194] .

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{"id": 528}
The graph below illustrates how many people 'stheOTHER [#13203] procentpercentageNOUN [#13204] of the the percentageOTHER [#13205] ageagedVERB:FORM [#13206] 65 and over livelivingMORPH [#13207] and will be live between 1940 and 2040 in Japan , Sweden and theDET [#13208] USA . As we can sayseeVERB [#13209] , in all countries the proportion of agedageMORPH [#13210] groupNOUN [#13211] 65 and over will be onreachOTHER [#13212] the highhighestADJ:FORM [#13213] level by 2040 . In detailTaking a closerOTHER [#13214] look , we can see , that in Japan between 1940 and 1960 the proportion of old people wasVERB:TENSE [#13215] decreased from 5 procentpercentSPELL [#13216] to 3 procentpercentSPELL [#13217] . However , in Sweden it rose from percent percentOTHER [#13218] to 8OTHER [#13219] procentpercentSPELL [#13220] from 4OTHER [#13221] procentpercentSPELL [#13222] .PUNCT [#13223] Meanwhile , in theDET [#13224] USA there waswereVERB:SVA [#13225] 9 procentpercentSPELL [#13226] of people aged 65 and over in 1940 , then in 1960 it increased by 10 procentpercentSPELL [#13227] . In Japan between 1960 and 1980 the proportion was at the same level . UnlessIn contrastOTHER [#13228] , in Sweden and theDET [#13229] USA it rose to 14 and 15 percent respectivelyADV [#13230] . The graph below presents toshowsOTHER [#13231] us ,PUNCT [#13232] that between 1983 and 2030 in Japan it risewill have risenVERB:TENSE [#13233] from 3 procentpercentSPELL [#13234] to 10 procentpercentSPELL [#13235] , butwhileOTHER [#13236] in Sweden ittherePRON [#13237]⚠️ iswasVERB:TENSE [#13238] a little fall to 13 13 procentpercentSPELL [#13239] , butafterOTHER [#13240] whichDET [#13241] there was a highsharpADJ [#13242] growth to 20 procentpercentSPELL [#13243] in 2010 . By 2020 it will drop down to 18 . In the USA , in 2020 the proportion will be steady . In 2040 the procentpercentageNOUN [#13244] of old people will be onatPREP [#13245] the highhighestADJ:FORM [#13246] level : in Japan - 26 procentpercentSPELL [#13247] , in theDET [#13248] USA - 23 , in Sweden 25 . In conclusion , we can see that the old populationproportion of the elderlyOTHER [#13249] is rise uprisingVERB [#13250] nowdaysnowadaysSPELL [#13251] .

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{"id": 529}
NowdaysnowadaysSPELL [#13252] theDET [#13253] universityuniversitiesNOUN:NUM [#13254] givesgiveVERB:SVA [#13255] anDET [#13256] opportunity to study toPREP [#13257] everyone , if youtheyPRON [#13258]⚠️ have money or you pass anDET [#13259] exams onwithPREP [#13260] a high mark . As for me , I think that there is no need to accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject . NowdaysnowadaysSPELL [#13261] , I suppose , that in every university we have normal numbers of girls and boys . Also knowledge doesVERB:TENSE [#13262] not dependsdependVERB:SVA [#13263] on whowhetherOTHER [#13264] you are aDET [#13265] woman or aDET [#13266] man , it depends on how you study , prepare anDET [#13267] examexamsNOUN:NUM [#13268] and sosomeOTHER [#13269] onother factorsOTHER [#13270] . In addition , I would like to say that everyone havehasVERB:SVA [#13271] different thoughtshopesNOUN [#13272] onforPREP [#13273] their future career ,andOTHER [#13274] specialization . Some are not so famousattractiveADJ [#13275] andorCONJ [#13276] wideareOTHER [#13277] spreadmore commonOTHER [#13278] than others . For example , boys often choose such subjects likeasPREP [#13279] engineering , economics , physics . Of course girls can choose

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{"id": 531}
In our modern world everyone should find their own profecionalprofessionalSPELL [#13334] way . We should also realize that this way is startedstartsVERB:TENSE [#13335] when we chosechooseVERB:TENSE [#13336] our educational program . In universities fewsomeOTHER [#13337] kinds of programs can be more popular among the male group and other kinds ,PUNCT [#13338] among the female group . That is aDET [#13339] normal situation , butandCONJ [#13340] newerthelessneverthelessSPELL [#13341] we can find other points of view , for example , a lot of people can say that universities should accept similarthe sameOTHER [#13342] numbers of boys and girls forinPREP [#13343] every faculty , and this opinion also very important . What should do universitiesuniversities doWO [#13344] in this situation ? Is it really important for our education sistemsystemSPELL [#13345] to accept equal mundersnumbersSPELL [#13346] of male and femalfemaleSPELL [#13347] students ? I think it is really nesessurynecessarySPELL [#13348] to discuss aboutPREP [#13349] it . On the one hand , it is aDET [#13350] good idea because in this aywaySPELL [#13351] we will have a lot of specialists in every sphere of scincescienceSPELL [#13352] among the manmenOTHER [#13353] and among the weminwomenOTHER [#13354] , and it can be aDET [#13355] good balance between them . But ,PUNCT [#13356] on the other hand , everyone should havemakeVERB [#13357] their own decidiondecisionSPELL [#13358] , and , of course a lot of sudjectssubjectsSPELL [#13359] can be more interesting and useful for mail groupmenNOUN [#13360] , and inatPREP [#13361] the same time it can be very hard for femailfemaleSPELL [#13362] grouptogroup toORTH [#13363] chose itthemPRON [#13364]⚠️ for future careircareerSPELL [#13365] . Natures of manmenNOUN:NUM [#13366] and women have a lot of perconalpersonalSPELL [#13367] features which have aDET [#13368] big influence on their life . I agree with this opinion , because , I think that this situation can create gender differences and it will have bad results in generalADJ [#13369] social situation in generalOTHER [#13370] . Some sudjectssubjectsSPELL [#13371] will be very popular among the female group , but theDET [#13372] number of educationalADJ [#13373] places at universitiesOTHER [#13374] will be lesslowerADJ [#13375] , because other part of placesplacementsMORPH [#13376] canwill have toVERB [#13377] be saved for male group . Generally , I think this is aDET [#13378] bad way , which ca n't solve educational problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#13379] , and which ca n't change theDET [#13380] situation inforPREP [#13381] theDET [#13382] better placeNOUN [#13383] .

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{"id": 538}
The pie chactchartsSPELL [#13571] illustrate comparisonthe number ofOTHER [#13572] the populations of different ages between Yemen and Italy in 2000 and dotheOTHER [#13573] projections for theDET [#13574] 2050 yearyear 2050WO [#13575] . The youngest group from 0 to 14 years old taketakesVERB:SVA [#13576] place the biggest part in Yemen in 2000 which representrepresentsVERB:SVA [#13577] more than half among all the populationOTHER [#13578] . In the contrast , in Italy this group havehasVERB:SVA [#13579] the leastsmallestADJ [#13580] propotionproportionSPELL [#13581] inatPREP [#13582] the same time , 14,3 % onlyonly 14,3 %WO [#13583] . According to the projections for 2050 , theOTHER [#13584] young group in Yemen tellwill occupyVERB [#13585] on 13 % ,PUNCT [#13586] whereas in Italy 2 % onlyonly 2 %WO [#13587] . It isVERB:TENSE [#13588] clearly seen that the eldestoldestADJ [#13589] group in Yemen taketakesVERB:SVA [#13590] place the least share among allthe wholeOTHER [#13591] population . WhereasWhilePREP [#13592] in Italy it havetakesVERB [#13593] one quaterquarterSPELL [#13594] . ByJudging by Judging byOTHER [#13595] theDET [#13596] projections forthe projectionsOTHER [#13597] 2050 , the amount of people inOTHER [#13598] the eldest peoplegroupNOUN [#13599] in Yemen will be equal toOTHER [#13600] 5,7 % of the whole populationOTHER [#13601] , however in Italy it representrepresentsVERB:SVA [#13602] almost aDET [#13603] half already . The middle - ageagedMORPH [#13604] group remainsholdsVERB [#13605] the largest part in Italy in both years2000 and 2050OTHER [#13606] , wherearwhereasSPELL [#13607] in Yemen itPRON [#13608]⚠️ increaseincreasesVERB:SVA [#13609] from 46,3 % to 57,3 % . To sum up , there are some similar trends in these two countries : theDET [#13610] young groupgroupsNOUN:NUM [#13611] seemsseemVERB:SVA [#13612] to decrease ,PUNCT [#13613] whereas the number ofOTHER [#13614] elderelderlyMORPH [#13615] people areisVERB:SVA [#13616] likely toVERB:FORM [#13617] increase . Therefore , forin the yearOTHER [#13618] 2050 yearsthereOTHER [#13619] will be more old people than theDET [#13620] youndyoungSPELL [#13621] .

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{"id": 539}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#13622] the nesessarynecessarySPELL [#13623] part of our life is our health . All people want to be healthy , because without a good state ofOTHER [#13624] health people become unhappy . Health shouldVERB:TENSE [#13625] always should always anOTHER [#13626] important role in our lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#13627] . In orderordetNOUN [#13628] to be healthyADJ [#13629] healthhealthyMORPH [#13630] people do many things , some people take drugs for health , some people go intoPREP [#13631] differentvariousADJ [#13632] placeplacesNOUN:NUM [#13633] which areVERB [#13634] usefullusefulSPELL [#13635] for health and some areVERB:TENSE [#13636] regularly doing sports . There areisVERB:SVA [#13637] aDET [#13638] point of viesviewNOUN [#13639] that the best way to improve public health iscan be achievedVERB [#13640] by increasing the number of sports facilities . EveryAll theDET [#13641] people who areVERB:TENSE [#13642] doing sports have a strong character , hetheyPRON [#13643]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#13644] healthier and haveare heldVERB [#13645] inPREP [#13646] respect from other people . Also , I want to say that in our daystodayOTHER [#13647] doing sports is fashionable . There are statistics which showsshowVERB:SVA [#13648] that more and more people becomestartVERB [#13649] visitvisitingVERB:FORM [#13650] sport clubs and different events which areVERB:TENSE [#13651] associated with sport . And the best way would be to expand the number of sports facilities . Other people think and say that this would have little effect on public health ,PUNCT [#13652] because among allthe wholeOTHER [#13653] population there are many old people , which do n't do sports because their health doisVERB [#13654] n'tnotCONTR [#13655] ready toforPREP [#13656] it . By the way ,PUNCT [#13657] old people takeholdVERB [#13658] placeaOTHER [#13659] big share of theDET [#13660] population and their health does not does not does n'tOTHER [#13661] independdependSPELL [#13662] on sports . Also ,PUNCT [#13663] there are ilnessillnessesSPELL [#13664] , which areVERB [#13665] impossible to avoid by increasing the number of sports facilities . To sum up , I want to say that health of every peoplepersonNOUN [#13666] depend on orCONJ [#13667] yourselfherselfPRON [#13668] . I think that the best way to improve people 's health is a constant sport training and aDET [#13669] desire to live . EveryEveryoneNOUN [#13670] decidedecidesVERB:SVA [#13671] what , how and why he or sheOTHER [#13672] should do it . The great words : " Life is movement " .

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{"id": 542}
The charts below illustrate theDET [#13755] information about ages of theDET [#13756] population and its percentage in 2000 and theDET [#13757] future expectations for 2050 in Yemen and Italy . The main trend of both cities is aDET [#13758] reduction of the numberOTHER [#13759] of children ( 0 - 14 years oldADJ [#13760] ) and growsa growth of the numberOTHER [#13761] of old people ( 60 + years oldADJ [#13762] ) . There will be aDET [#13763] rise inbyPREP [#13764] more than 10 % in the numberOTHER [#13765] of people who are 15 - 59 years oldADJ [#13766] in Yemen , but at the same time there will be falla dropOTHER [#13767] in this age group byPREP [#13768] more than 10 % in Italy in 2050 year . To compare the percentage of old people in Yemen and Italy ,PUNCT [#13769] ittherePRON [#13770] is aDET [#13771] huge difference inbetweenPREP [#13772] itthemPRON [#13773]⚠️ . For example , in Italy in 2050 old people will becompriseVERB [#13774] a half of all theDET [#13775] population ( about 42 % ) , but in Yemen it will be just about 6 % . In 2000 ,PUNCT [#13776] children consistcompriseVERB [#13777] a half of all people in Yemen , but in 2050 there will be aDET [#13778] decrease . At the same time ,PUNCT [#13779] there is about 14 % of children in Italy ,PUNCT [#13780] and it continues to fall in 2050 . To summsumSPELL [#13781] up , there are various situations in such countries as Yemen and Italy . Italy has a lot of old population thatpeople , and their amountOTHER [#13782] will increase . But Yemen has a lot of children that compriseVERB [#13783] about aDET [#13784] half of all theDET [#13785] population of this country .

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{"id": 549}
InOverPREP [#14003] the recentlastADJ [#14004] century people becamehave becomeVERB:TENSE [#14005] morelazierADV [#14006] lazy and couch - potatoless activeOTHER [#14007] because of theDET [#14008] industrialisation of theDET [#14009] world economy . The consequence of thesethisDET [#14010] behavior is anDET [#14011] unhealthy body . How doVERB:TENSE [#14012] individuals try to solve this type of problem .?PUNCT [#14013] Some people offer to provide theseDET [#14014] individuals with new sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#14015] facilities and raise itstheirDET [#14016] quantity . OppositePeople sticking to the oppositeOTHER [#14017] opinion belivebelieveSPELL [#14018] that such aDET [#14019] way ca n't lead to significant improvmentimprovementSPELL [#14020] ofinPREP [#14021] public health and thatPREP [#14022] society should find anotherotherDET [#14023] approchesapproachesSPELL [#14024] . Firstly , increasing the quantitynumberNOUN [#14025] of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#14026] facilities make sport and activity more attractive for people . Sometimes aDET [#14027] person ca n't toVERB:FORM [#14028] go to the gymsgymNOUN:NUM [#14029] or start running because of hetheyPRON [#14030] just have not any chance . MayMaybeOTHER [#14031] betheOTHER [#14032] individual lives far away from aDET [#14033] good sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#14034] club or has n'tnoOTHER [#14035] stadium in the district where hetheyPRON [#14036]⚠️ livesliveVERB:SVA [#14037] . Secondly , it isOTHER [#14038] not enough to build sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#14039] clubclubsNOUN:NUM [#14040] or gyms and think that people will come soon . Some individuals need to motivatebe motivatedVERB:TENSE [#14041] . It may be done by advertising campeigncampaignsSPELL [#14042] offorPREP [#14043] healthaOTHER [#14044] life stylelifestyleORTH [#14045] . In addition , theOTHER [#14046] government can makeestablishVERB [#14047] theaDET [#14048] national sport . For example ,PUNCT [#14049] residents of Norway extremely love skiing and ca n't imagine their life without it . Thirdly , society should watch onoverPREP [#14050] theDET [#14051] young generation . In manyManyORTH [#14052] times people ca n't allow themselfaffordOTHER [#14053] to enterenrolVERB [#14054] their child to aDET [#14055] sportsportsMORPH [#14056] club because of aDET [#14057] big payment . To sum up ,PUNCT [#14058] even thoughifPREP [#14059] theDET [#14060] governementgovernmentSPELL [#14061] start to build a lot of sports facilities such as sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#14062] clubs , stadiums and gym . It, itPUNCT [#14063] does n't mean that individuals will think about health and become active . Of course ,PUNCT [#14064] there are people whomwhoPRON [#14065] need notdo n't needOTHER [#14066] inanyOTHER [#14067] stimulatingstimulationMORPH [#14068] offorPREP [#14069] doing sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#14070] but the vast majority need to motivatebe motivatedVERB:TENSE [#14071] .

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{"id": 552}
ThisTheseDET [#14171] pie charts give us information on the ages of theDET [#14172] populations of Yemen and Italy . Firstly , letsletVERB:SVA [#14173] selectinglet 's examineOTHER [#14174] information about theDET [#14175] ages of the populations of Yemen in 2000 and 2050 . The first chart shows that in 2000 theDET [#14176] most partNOUN [#14177] of theDET [#14178] population was frompeople agedOTHER [#14179] 0 to 14 years oldOTHER [#14180] peoplespeopleNOUN:NUM [#14181] ,PUNCT [#14182] and there was a small amountnumberNOUN [#14183] of humantpeopleNOUN [#14184] who havewere agedVERB [#14185] 60 and more years or overOTHER [#14186] . If we willlookVERB [#14187] watchatOTHER [#14188] the second diagram which showshowsVERB:SVA [#14189] the futureADJ [#14190] projection for the futureOTHER [#14191] we can see whatthatPRON [#14192] afterinPREP [#14193] 50 years therePRON [#14194] becomewill beVERB [#14195] more people agedOTHER [#14196] 15 -toOTHER [#14197] 59 years old peopleOTHER [#14198] and quantitythe the numberOTHER [#14199] of childrenschildrenSPELL [#14200] arewillVERB:TENSE [#14201] decreaseddecreaseVERB:FORM [#14202] . In Italy , theOTHER [#14203] situation is anotherdifferentADJ [#14204] . In 2000 the amountnumberNOUN [#14205] of people agedOTHER [#14206] 60 and moreOTHER [#14207] years oldorOTHER [#14208] peopleoverOTHER [#14209] was more than the number ofOTHER [#14210] childrenschildrenSPELL [#14211] . But afterinPREP [#14212] 50 years , howasOTHER [#14213] theDET [#14214] fourth chart shows , willtheOTHER [#14215] benumber of peopleOTHER [#14216] aproximatellyapproximatelySPELL [#14217] 15OTHER [#14218] equaltheOTHER [#14219] amountnumberNOUN [#14220] of people agedOTHER [#14221] 15 -toOTHER [#14222] 59 years old andyears people agedOTHER [#14223] 60 and moreOTHER [#14224] years oldorOTHER [#14225] peopleoverOTHER [#14226] . ThisTheseDET [#14227] charts also show that , for example , in Yemen ,PUNCT [#14228] the main population are childrenschildrenSPELL [#14229] , men and womans at thewomenOTHER [#14230] ageagedVERB:FORM [#14231] ofPREP [#14232] 15 -toOTHER [#14233] 59 years , but in Italy ,PUNCT [#14234] the main population is the oldelderlyADJ [#14235] people andand peopleWO [#14236] humans at theOTHER [#14237] ageagedVERB:FORM [#14238] ofPREP [#14239] 15 -toOTHER [#14240] 59 years . Also ,PUNCT [#14241] ittheyPRON [#14242]⚠️ showsshowVERB:SVA [#14243] that Yemen will be more updatingmodernizedADJ [#14244] in future than Italy ,PUNCT [#14245] because this country will have more young people .

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{"id": 557}
ThereToday , public healthOTHER [#14406] is anDET [#14407] important issue in the public healthOTHER [#14408] . RecentRecentlyMORPH [#14409] years,OTHER [#14410] there arewereVERB:TENSE [#14411] polemics about how to improve the quality ofOTHER [#14412] public health . Some people believe that in ordererorderMORPH [#14413] to achieve this goal ,PUNCT [#14414] we should build new sports facilities . OtherAnotherDET [#14415] argueargumentMORPH [#14416] isVERB [#14417] that this would have little effect . Firstly , if theDET [#14418] governementgovernmentSPELL [#14419] will spend all theDET [#14420] budget on the-OTHER [#14421] sports facilities ,PUNCT [#14422] then people willVERB:TENSE [#14423] have no choice butPREP [#14424] to do itPRON [#14425] . This is not the best way to encourage people to stand up from theirstheirOTHER [#14426] computer tables , but in my opinion it will work . Some people , who live in the country far away from aDET [#14427] city center , can not allow themselvesPRON [#14428] to go to the swimming pool , for example , because in order to get there , they have toVERB [#14429] have much money in their pocket . In thisThisPREP [#14430] way ,PUNCT [#14431] increasing theDET [#14432] number of sports facilities can help such people to be fit . On the otherHoweverOTHER [#14433] hand,OTHER [#14434] , increasing the number of sports facilities is not enoughtenoughSPELL [#14435] because theDET [#14436] governementgovernmentSPELL [#14437] can not force people to go there , they should want to go themselves . Moreover , aDET [#14438] small number of sports facilities is not theDET [#14439] only reason of theDET [#14440] low quality ofOTHER [#14441] public health . Air ,andOTHER [#14442] water pollution , bad food and stress can damage person 's health . For example , a lot of people go away from megapolicesmegalopolisesSPELL [#14443] to claimcalmVERB [#14444] countriescountrysidesNOUN [#14445] because they can not stand toVERB [#14446] hear this permanent noisynoiseNOUN [#14447] of thousands of cars , plansplanesMORPH [#14448] and fanstrainsNOUN [#14449] . It is a large stress for everybody . It really harms people 's health . To sum up the all above , I can say that building new sports facilities is wella goodOTHER [#14450] idea , but theDET [#14451] governementgovernmentSPELL [#14452] should concern not only about body health , but alsoADV [#14453] mental health . Also ,PUNCT [#14454] it is not enoughtenoughSPELL [#14455] to create possibilities for people who do not allowwant to doVERB [#14456] this but to encourage them to go to the jimgymSPELL [#14457] .

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{"id": 559}
Doing sports in a modern world is a key way to keep your health in a good stateOTHER [#14460] as far as theDET [#14461] ecological problem has become a significant issue that humanity facefacesVERB:SVA [#14462] with every day . The solution to this problem ought to be quite simple . We just need to spread the range of sports facilities . This is what some people suggest doing . Others argue , and say that this will have a little impact on the problem ,PUNCT [#14463] and we need to find other ways out . So who is right ? Let us find itPRON [#14464] out . The first thing worth mentioning is that health is not only about doing sports . It is obvious that increasing the number of sports available will definetelydefinitelySPELL [#14465] help toPREP [#14466] some local areas , whereas the metropolitan areas will still be untouched because people are too busy there ,PUNCT [#14467] and the only way to improve their health is changingto changeVERB:FORM [#14468] their lifestyles . The suggested solution has some advantages , but , unfortunately , this is not the case . The problem is , that people nowadays are suffering from enormous fall in the level of carbon dioxide ,PUNCT [#14469] and simple sports can not prevent harmful impact on people 's health . We need to keep in mind that sports is only a mean of improving our health . Then why do we need to care about it anyway ? Why do n't we improve the logicalecologicalADJ [#14470] situation instead ? We can promote healthy lifestyle and show people how to behave themselves throughtthroughSPELL [#14471] the mass media in order to increase the level of overall health . Taking everything into consideration , I must say , that increasing the number of sport facilities may have a positive impact on the problem , but there are a better ways such as aDET [#14472] proper behaviour which havehasVERB:SVA [#14473] a lot more advantages .

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{"id": 561}
In the world ,PUNCT [#14532] there are a lot of different problems . Such as public health , economy , crimcrimesMORPH [#14533] , and so on . Public health is an important issue ,PUNCT [#14534] and now some people suggest to increase the number of sports facilities to decline the number ofOTHER [#14535] deathesdeathsSPELL [#14536] of people . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#14537] there areisVERB:SVA [#14538] atheranotherSPELL [#14539] group of people who claim that utitSPELL [#14540] will have a little effect on public healthealthSPELL [#14541] . The group whowhichPRON [#14542]⚠️ claimclaimsVERB:SVA [#14543] that there is a need to increase the number ofOTHER [#14544] sports facilities have a lot of reasonreasonsNOUN:NUM [#14545] to think that wayNOUN [#14546] . For instance , aftereafterSPELL [#14547] leaving school , university , job or something else , we usually go to home where wePRON [#14548] prefer eating a lot of fat home food and watching TV . When we understand that our healthealthSPELL [#14549] is bad , we want to go to the gym , but these gymgymsNOUN:NUM [#14550] may be expensive and aDET [#14551] long way from our home . ThereforThereforeMORPH [#14552] ,PUNCT [#14553] , we have to build new sports facilities to make our bodybodiesNOUN:NUM [#14554] in aDET [#14555] perfect moduelmodelSPELL [#14556] , which you can lookfindVERB [#14557] atinPREP [#14558] attheOTHER [#14559] beatifulbeautifulSPELL [#14560] magazines . The other group understoodunderstandsVERB:TENSE [#14561] that people have problems in the dayOTHER [#14562] routine dealsNOUN [#14563] , hence , if we build a lot of gyms ,PUNCT [#14564] it will not solve theDET [#14565] problems with public healthealthSPELL [#14566] ,PUNCT [#14567] or it will solve but a tiny bit //OTHER [#14568] a littleADJ [#14569] bit . To find outPART [#14570] a solution withto the problem ofOTHER [#14571] public healthealthSPELL [#14572] , we need to understand which problems cousecauseSPELL [#14573] bad effect toonPREP [#14574] people . In conclusion , in my mind , to solve theDET [#14575] problems withofPREP [#14576] public healthealthSPELL [#14577] , we need notADV [#14578] only toVERB:FORM [#14579] create new sports facilities , but we should alsoADV [#14580] look at other suggestions to improve our healthealthSPELL [#14581] , because there is notnoOTHER [#14582] one only suggestion to figure out aDET [#14583] solution to theDET [#14584] problems . People who want to improve their health make it , if it needs to be done .

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{"id": 562}
ThisTheseDET [#14585] charts show the information about the number of people according to the age inOTHER [#14586] Italy 'sNOUN:POSS [#14587] and Yemen 'sNOUN:POSS [#14588] agesNOUN [#14589] of the. TheOTHER [#14590] populationsNOUN [#14591] . DatadataPUNCT [#14592] is collected in 2000 . Also ,PUNCT [#14593] thisitPRON [#14594]⚠️ illustrateillustratesVERB:SVA [#14595] atheDET [#14596] projections for 2050 . In Yemen ,PUNCT [#14597] the percentpercentageMORPH [#14598] of adults and children is very huge , and ittherePRON [#14599]⚠️ haveareVERB [#14600] only around five percentper centORTH [#14601] ofPREP [#14602] people sixty and over years old . In Italy ,PUNCT [#14603] we can see otheranotherDET [#14604] situation . In 2050 ,PUNCT [#14605] ittherePRON [#14606] havewill beVERB [#14607] around 40 percent of old people and only 11 percent of children .PUNCT [#14608] OnDuringPREP [#14609] the allall theWO [#14610] period ofthe periodOTHER [#14611] time from 2002000OTHER [#14612] to2000OTHER [#14613] 2050 ,PUNCT [#14614] the number of children in Italy and Yemen is very different . In Yemen ,PUNCT [#14615] it isVERB [#14616] around 40 - 50 per cent , in contrast in Italy it is aOTHER [#14617] very small number . Only around 10 - 15 percent . But the number of people , who areVERB [#14618] 15 - 59 years old is similar . In both contriescountries countriesNOUN [#14619] this is a half of all theDET [#14620] population . In both contriescountries countriesNOUN [#14621] projectthere is a tendency of aOTHER [#14622] decreasing number of children and risea risingOTHER [#14623] theDET [#14624] number of retired people .

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{"id": 565}
Some people say that the best way to improve public health is bytoPART [#14723] increasingincreaseVERB:FORM [#14724] the number of sports facilities . OnInPREP [#14725] theDET [#14726] other words , by improving the health of theDET [#14727] society . Others , however , say that this would have little effect on public health ,PUNCT [#14728] and that other measures are required . I think that increasing the number of sports facilities would haveVERB [#14729] really indeedADV [#14730] little effect because personpeopleNOUN [#14731] shouldhave toVERB [#14732] want to go toin forOTHER [#14733] sport . OnInPREP [#14734] theDET [#14735] other words ,PUNCT [#14736] , hetheyPRON [#14737]⚠️ should have needsneedMORPH [#14738] atPREP [#14739] sports , for example , to improve theirDET [#14740] own health , to improve theirDET [#14741] body , to take part in sports activities to win . Nobody ca n'tcanOTHER [#14742] make people toVERB:FORM [#14743] take part in sports activities . Of course , other measures are required . It can be control foroverPREP [#14744] children , whowhomSPELL [#14745] adults can give examples of wrong behaviour to . Also we can ban advertising alchoholalcoholSPELL [#14746] products and tobacco , and advertise sports games , sportsNOUN [#14747] healthy life with sportsOTHER [#14748] . In my opinion , increasing the number of sports facilities for that children and teenagers havegives givesVERB [#14749] themPRON [#14750]⚠️ alltheDET [#14751] opportunities for aDET [#14752] healthy life . Generally speaking , the best way to improve public health is n't only by increasing the number of sports facilities . SocietyThe societyDET [#14753] should provide many facilities for itself , for other people ,andOTHER [#14754] for children . For this reason , a lot differentmany variousOTHER [#14755] measures are required .

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{"id": 567}
People have different views aboutonPREP [#14810] health ,PUNCT [#14811] and whether if we recoveryincreaseVERB [#14812] the number of sport schools , gumsgymsNOUN [#14813] , fitness clubs and other sports organizationorganizationsNOUN:NUM [#14814] , would itPRON [#14815]⚠️ help inPREP [#14816] our heathhealthNOUN [#14817] ? In my opinion ,PUNCT [#14818] that there are many organizations in the country , but public health havehasVERB:SVA [#14819] not reached itsOTHER [#14820] peak level and its increasing not improve . There are two main reasons why it could be argued that public health can not improvebe improvedVERB:TENSE [#14821] by theDET [#14822] rising the number of sports facilities . Firstly , eachDET [#14823] person should understaendunderstandSPELL [#14824] theDET [#14825] problems of itselfhis or her ownOTHER [#14826] health . But if he or she is healthhealthyMORPH [#14827] , increasing the number ofPREP [#14828] facilities can not help . SecondSecondlyMORPH [#14829] ,PUNCT [#14830] , many schools and universityuniversitiesNOUN:NUM [#14831] areVERB:TENSE [#14832] rising the number ofPREP [#14833] lessonlessonsNOUN:NUM [#14834] of phisicsphysicalSPELL [#14835] education for children . But it was not effectlyeffectiveSPELL [#14836] . However , RussianRussiaMORPH [#14837] in 2014 organisatinghas organisedVERB [#14838] winter OlimpicOlympicSPELL [#14839] and Para OlimpicParalympicNOUN [#14840] Games ,PUNCT [#14841] and as statistic datasdataNOUN:INFL [#14842] shows , the theDET [#14843] quantatyquantitySPELL [#14844] ofPREP [#14845] people , who want toVERB:FORM [#14846] be healthhealthyMORPH [#14847] increaseincreasesNOUN:NUM [#14848] . And theDET [#14849] Russian Federation solvehas has decided toVERB [#14850] buildingbuildMORPH [#14851] sport objects in theDET [#14852] othersotherMORPH [#14853] cities of theDET [#14854] country . In conclusion , while there are some reasons to believe that increasing the number ofPREP [#14855] sports complecscomplexesSPELL [#14856] and other facilities willVERB:TENSE [#14857] help people make theirDET [#14858] health bestbetterOTHER [#14859] , but my own viewpositionNOUN [#14860] is that it nitwill notOTHER [#14861] help more quantatiquantityOTHER [#14862] people .

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{"id": 572}
ThisTheseDET [#14932] pictures showsshowVERB:SVA [#14933] the information about the population 's age in Yemen and Italy in 2000 , and also the predictions of the aged groups for theDET [#14934] 2050 yearyear 2050WO [#14935] // 2050OTHER [#14936] . So , we can make a comparison between fifty years . First of all , the numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#14937] of childrenschildrenSPELL [#14938] aged 0 - 14 years oldADJ [#14939] in Italy and Yemen are quite different in 2000 : in Yemen theDET [#14940] population included roughly 50 % of this part , whereas in Italy the part of childrenschildrenSPELL [#14941] werewasVERB:SVA [#14942] only 14 % . Also ,PUNCT [#14943] and the number of other aged groups in 2000 are very variousdifferentADJ [#14944] in thistheseDET [#14945] two countries , all of them had a difference ofPREP [#14946] roughly inPREP [#14947] 20 % . Mainly , the oldest group of theDET [#14948] population ( people aged 60 and more ) is quite aDET [#14949] big part in Italy in 2000 , whereas in Yemen itPRON [#14950] is the smallest group . And besidesBesidesCONJ [#14951] ,PUNCT [#14952] , the group of young people is the biggest part of theDET [#14953] population in Italy inatPREP [#14954] this time . Secondly , in theDET [#14955] projections for 2050 , the parts of people aged 15 - 59 years oldADJ [#14956] in Yemen and Italy are almost equal and it leads toatOTHER [#14957] 50 % . But other groups -,PUNCT [#14958] childrenschildrenSPELL [#14959] and old people are,OTHER [#14960] still differ -;PUNCT [#14961] in Italy the group of old people areisVERB:SVA [#14962] almost a half of theDET [#14963] population , whereas the number ofOTHER [#14964] childrenschildrenSPELL [#14965] haveisVERB [#14966] only 11 % , but in Yemen situationtheOTHER [#14967] is opposite - in theDET [#14968] projections theDET [#14969] population will include only 5,7 % of people aged 60 and more years oldADJ [#14970] . So , in general , theDET [#14971] parts of theDET [#14972] populationpopulationsNOUN:NUM [#14973] in 2000 and in the projections for 2050 aredoVERB [#14974] not very differdiffer veryWO [#14975] muchADV [#14976] . They increasedare expected to are expected to increaseVERB:FORM [#14977] or reducedto reduceVERB:FORM [#14978] roughly in ten percentsper centNOUN [#14979] .

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{"id": 573}
In the last decades , thereOTHER [#14980] were significant increasingimprovementsNOUN [#14981] in differentvariousADJ [#14982] technologies ,PUNCT [#14983] and this , of course , hasVERB [#14984] influnceinfluenceSPELL [#14985] on people 's health , so there are someDET [#14986] very actual problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#14987] now - how to improve and maintainemaintainSPELL [#14988] public health in nowadayspresent - dayOTHER [#14989] conditions ? Therefore , some people suggestssuggestVERB:SVA [#14990] that the increasing the number of sports facilities can help to solve this problem , but others areVERB [#14991] convinceconvincedMORPH [#14992] that there are shoulshouldSPELL [#14993] be other measures . It is aDET [#14994] very controversial question , and I would like to express my point of view on the increasing of the numberOTHER [#14995] of sports buildings . First of all , people who believe in the power of sport are right intoPREP [#14996] some extent . Sport can help and just to improve your skills and may be winovercomeVERB [#14997] some illness . But in my mind ,PUNCT [#14998] such people are wrong in some factpointsNOUN [#14999] . In my point of view , we can do sports exercises not only in special sport facilities , but also at home or just run in parks , so , man 's health are often depends fromonPREP [#15000] himself or herselfOTHER [#15001] . As itPRON [#15002]⚠️ was alreadyADV [#15003] mentioned , other people suggestssuggestVERB:SVA [#15004] that sports facilitiesincreasing the number ofOTHER [#15005] would have little effect on public health ,PUNCT [#15006] and there are should be other facts or motivationsmeasuresOTHER [#15007] . As I think , such people areVERB [#15008] right ,PUNCT [#15009] too ,PUNCT [#15010] , but not in all the aspectsOTHER [#15011] . Of course , other measures are necessary ,PUNCT [#15012] , for instance ,PUNCT [#15013] the healthy food , the betterADJ [#15014] conditions of living and so on , but I believe that sports buildings and ,PUNCT [#15015] in general ,PUNCT [#15016] , motivation to do sport will have quite aDET [#15017] significant influence on public health . So , to sum up , I want to repeat that both views are right intoPREP [#15018] some extent . In my opinion , sports facilities really can help tptoSPELL [#15019] improve public health and motivate people to do sports , but there are undoubteblyundoubtedlySPELL [#15020] should existsexistVERB:FORM [#15021] other factsfactorsMORPH [#15022] - mainly , man 'sa personalOTHER [#15023] wantswishOTHER [#15024] to be healthy .

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{"id": 576}
The chart shows theDET [#15107] percentage of people 's agesageNOUN:NUM [#15108] in Italy and Yemen in both 2000 and 2050 . According toPREP [#15109] the cartchartNOUN [#15110] , in 2000 the highhighestADJ:FORM [#15111] percentage of theDET [#15112] population havewas madeVERB [#15113] up byOTHER [#15114] 15 - 59 years oldADJ [#15115] people . So , theOTHER [#15116] tendency absolutely belongsappliesVERB [#15117] to theDET [#15118] projections for 2050 too . CompareComparingVERB:FORM [#15119] theDET [#15120] population 's yearsageNOUN [#15121] ofinPREP [#15122] Yemen , it is clearly seen that scientists project morepredict that there will be an increase inOTHER [#15123] than half of theOTHER [#15124] people 15 - 59 years oldADJ [#15125] and decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#15126] in the number of children aged fromOTHER [#15127] 0 -toOTHER [#15128] 14 years childrenoldOTHER [#15129] onbyPREP [#15130] nearly 13 % . PopulationThe The situationOTHER [#15131] in Italy hasisVERB [#15132] absolutely different situationNOUN [#15133] . In Italy there is a decrease in the number ofOTHER [#15134] 15 - 59 years oldADJ [#15135] people , which makes grouptheOTHER [#15136] " 60 + " increase for approximately 18 % . AccordingVERB [#15137] According to theOTHER [#15138] projections forthe projectionsOTHER [#15139] 2050 ,PUNCT [#15140] more than half of theOTHER [#15141] people in both Yemen and Italy will be 15 - 59 years old , but there will be different structures of societies . In Italy therePRON [#15142] will be more 60 + years old people , while Yemen will haveaOTHER [#15143] more youngyoungerADJ [#15144] population .

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{"id": 577}
Nowadays question, theOTHER [#15145] of public health has it is own highaOTHER [#15146] place in the world . Modern world suffers from air , water , earth pollutions and othersotherMORPH [#15147] problemsNOUN [#15148] . It brings damage fortoPREP [#15149] people 's health . WaystheOTHER [#15150] of improving people 's health is actualanOTHER [#15151] question for the government nowtodayOTHER [#15152] . Some people think , that it would be better toforPREP [#15153] people 's health to increase numbertheOTHER [#15154] of sport facilities . But otherothersNOUN:NUM [#15155] argue about little effect of sport toonPREP [#15156] public health . As for me , I partly agree with ideathe increasing the numberOTHER [#15157] of sport facilities . Of course , sport bringsVERB [#15158] effecteffectsNOUN:NUM [#15159] onPREP [#15160] our health in a good wayOTHER [#15161] . It helps people to overcome overweighoverweightADJ [#15162] , makes their body more plasticslimOTHER [#15163] , healthyhealthierADJ:FORM [#15164] and beutymore beautifulOTHER [#15165] . But I strongly believe , that first of all public health is mainlyADV [#15166] damaged by theDET [#15167] pollutionspollutionNOUN:NUM [#15168] . First of all , I consider , govermenttheDET [#15169] should improve leveltheOTHER [#15170] of air and water , because these things are necessary for humanADJ [#15171] human 's health ,OTHER [#15172] and they must not bringdoVERB [#15173] damageharmNOUN [#15174] to usPRON [#15175]⚠️ us . Moreover , situatingsituatedVERB:FORM [#15176] in such aDET [#15177] bad environment , our food became not ideal , utilitivenot usefulOTHER [#15178] and notADV [#15179] safe . Of course ,PUNCT [#15180] it has badaOTHER [#15181] impact on our health . What is more , we should declinedecreaseVERB [#15182] leveltheOTHER [#15183] of industrialization . As for me , all pollution problems are due to industrialization . We should decrease amounttheOTHER [#15184] of plantsfactoriesNOUN [#15185] , so we make air pollution ,andOTHER [#15186] earth pollution smaller . I want to add , that industrializationtheOTHER [#15187] and technological progress bringbringsVERB:SVA [#15188] to us such harmful things as GMO products . WhetherIt is an actual question nowadays , whetherOTHER [#15189] high level damage fromtheOTHER [#15190] GMO products , it isareOTHER [#15191] actual questionharmful for us or notOTHER [#15192] . In addition , the first small step for public health - restrictions on fast food . I do not say that government should close all fast food restaurants , but in my opinion ,PUNCT [#15193] it shouldwouldVERB:TENSE [#15194] be better to have decreasingdecreaseVERB:TENSE [#15195] intheir amountOTHER [#15196] their amount . To sum up , improving public health includes aDET [#15197] significant amount of small steps . Each step washasVERB [#15198] it own little effect , but together they bring large progress inOTHER [#15199] increasing in people 's health .

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{"id": 590}
The cartschartsNOUN [#15473] show the percentage of the populations of Yemen and Italy on the ages between 2000 and 2050 . Every chart is devideddividedSPELL [#15474] into three parts : 0 to 14 years period , 15 to 59 yearyearsNOUN:NUM [#15475] period and the last 60 yearsNOUN [#15476] and more period . Firstly , letsletVERB:SVA [#15477] usPRON [#15478]⚠️ compare two charts describing the situationOTHER [#15479] in 2000 yearNOUN [#15480] . As we can see ,PUNCT [#15481] the half of the population of Yemen is on 0 - 14 years oldADJ [#15482] people . Almost aDET [#15483] half ( 46,3 % ) is 15 to 59 years old people and only 3,6 per cent of people onareOTHER [#15484] 60 andyearsOTHER [#15485] older ageold or olderOTHER [#15486] : in comparison with Yemen ,PUNCT [#15487] Italy has more populationa higher number of peopleOTHER [#15488] in 60 + years oldADJ [#15489] part . But in Italy the number ofOTHER [#15490] children fromPREP [#15491] 0 to 14 years oldADJ [#15492] is much less . In the opposite chart ,PUNCT [#15493] there isareVERB:SVA [#15494] theDET [#15495] projections for 2050 ofdescribingOTHER [#15496] the percentagenumberNOUN [#15497] of theDET [#15498] population . As it can beVERB:TENSE [#15499] can seembe seenVERB [#15500] there is a big growth of the population onof people ofOTHER [#15501] old age . Hence , the per cent of people fromofPREP [#15502] 60 + years oldADJ [#15503] part was increased . On the other hand , there is diclininga declineOTHER [#15504] of the population in early ages ( 0 - 14 ) .

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{"id": 591}
Nowadays , many people consider that sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#15505] makes us healthy and that by developing sports conditions we can build a helthyhealthySPELL [#15506] and aDET [#15507] strong nation . However , others are sure that the strategy of developing sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#15508] is not so effiecentlyefficientSPELL [#15509] as we imagine . It is generally accepted that if you go in for sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#15510] thenthanSPELL [#15511] you are going to be healthy . There are a lot of stereotypes of sports people . Some findpeople thinkOTHER [#15512] itthatOTHER [#15513] good atsportive people haveOTHER [#15514] cariercareer careersNOUN [#15515] . ManA manOTHER [#15516] who goes in for some activity isVERB [#15517] meansaOTHER [#15518] succesful man . But it is anDET [#15519] individuallyindividualMORPH [#15520] thingNOUN [#15521] , not for ever goneeveryoneOTHER [#15522] . If the goverment decidedwould decideVERB:TENSE [#15523] to increase the number of sports facilities ,PUNCT [#15524] it does not mean that all people decidedwould decideVERB:TENSE [#15525] to go in for sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#15526] : some of them , moreover , are not able to do it . For instance , it does n'tnotCONTR [#15527] have effects on desableddisabledSPELL [#15528] people . New sports facilities and opportunities bring nothing for them . AtOnPREP [#15529] the opposite side , people think the goverment should improve public health in another way . If the goverment would decide to increase the number ofOTHER [#15530] sports facilities ,PUNCT [#15531] the encouragingpromotionNOUN [#15532] inofPREP [#15533] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#15534] may not t work . Some people are lazy , others have no time for exesizesexercisesSPELL [#15535] . All in all , I would like to share my point of view . I suggest it, the governmentOTHER [#15536] needs to create some motivating projects and programmsprogrammesSPELL [#15537] . In this case , we should explain people why it is important to do sports . We should give many reasons so people would like to do it . Also it, the governmentOTHER [#15538] needs to develop some govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#15539] ' programmsprogrammesSPELL [#15540] for disabled people . We have to give chareesopportunitiesNOUN [#15541] for alleveryoneOTHER [#15542] . By the way , we may achieve a high level ofOTHER [#15543] public health in alternative ways . ofPREP [#15544] ItthemPRON [#15545]⚠️ is liketoPART [#15546] ban fast food .

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{"id": 594}
The charts illustrate theDET [#15606] information on the ages of the populationpopulationsNOUN:NUM [#15607] in bothtwoDET [#15608] countries :PUNCT [#15609] Yemen and Italy . It showis showsVERB:TENSE [#15610] inaOTHER [#15611] percentage how many people of different ages livelivedVERB:TENSE [#15612] in 2000 and how many will live in 2050 . It is immediately apparentobviousOTHER [#15613] that more than a a aOTHER [#15614] half of the theOTHER [#15615] people in Yemen it isareOTHER [#15616] children ,PUNCT [#15617] and in Italy it isthe biggest part consists ofOTHER [#15618] people whose age isVERB [#15619] between 15 and 59 years oldADJ [#15620] . Yet , we can see that in Yemen theDET [#15621] percentpercentageMORPH [#15622] ofPREP [#15623] people whose age is more thanPREP [#15624] 60 years oldADJ [#15625] , is very small . CanWe canPRON [#15626] suppose tatthatPREP [#15627] Yemen is aDET [#15628] country with aDET [#15629] bad standartstandardSPELL [#15630] of living ,PUNCT [#15631] and the the middle age of theOTHER [#15632] middle age of people inOTHER [#15633] this country isVERB [#15634] 60 years oldADJ [#15635] . If wePRON [#15636] look onatPREP [#15637] theDET [#15638] 2050 yearyear 2050WO [#15639] // 2050OTHER [#15640] , at first glanneglanceSPELL [#15641] we can see that nothing changechangesVERB:SVA [#15642] . In Yemen , the theOTHER [#15643] percentpercentageMORPH [#15644] ofPREP [#15645] people whose age is between 15 anandSPELL [#15646] 59 is increased aninSPELL [#15647] quantity , , and the number ofOTHER [#15648] children is redusedreducedSPELL [#15649] . And in Italy , theOTHER [#15650] quantity old people is increased on 20 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#15651] . From datethe dataOTHER [#15652] it is clearly seenVERB [#15653] that Yemen is aDET [#15654] country with aDET [#15655] high level of birthNOUN [#15656] borningburningSPELL [#15657] and aDET [#15658] small continue ofOTHER [#15659] life expectancyNOUN [#15660] .

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{"id": 595}
Many people believe that increasing of the number of sports facilities improveimprovesVERB:SVA [#15661] the level ofOTHER [#15662] public health . However , there are many other people who say that it can not help to improve the quality ofOTHER [#15663] public health . Who is right ? Let 'susCONTR [#15664] consider this question forfromPREP [#15665] all sides . Suppose that the number of sports facilities was increased . But how will we know that people are interestinginterestedMORPH [#15666] inPREP [#15667] it ? It is can dopossibleOTHER [#15668] if make surveywe askOTHER [#15669] people and know thirtheirSPELL [#15670] interests . ExampleFor For examplePREP [#15671] :,PUNCT [#15672] ask children thatwhatPRON [#15673] is theirthe sport theyOTHER [#15674] like sporttoOTHER [#15675] play . And after the analysis of the the theOTHER [#15676] analysis of the theOTHER [#15677] answers will build aDET [#15678] sport area for thisthemPRON [#15679]⚠️ play . alsoAlso AlsoADV [#15680] ,PUNCT [#15681] we can ask other people and increase theDET [#15682] quantity of sport areas . I think tatthatSPELL [#15683] it should improve public health . On the other theOTHER [#15684] other hand many people do not want to engagego in forOTHER [#15685] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#15686] , and liketheyOTHER [#15687] just sit at home . To solve this problem ,PUNCT [#15688] we should makecreateVERB [#15689] aDET [#15690] motivation for thosetheseDET [#15691] people . We should advateadvocateSPELL [#15692] sport and sport activity or equpmentequipmentSPELL [#15693] . ExampleFor For examplePREP [#15694] :,PUNCT [#15695] boots and clothes for morning running . If people will see on display ofPREP [#15696] their TV such , ads ,PUNCT [#15697] they will think that aDET [#15698] healthy life and engagegoing in forOTHER [#15699] sports is better than sitsittingVERB:FORM [#15700] at home . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#15701] I want ttoSPELL [#15702] say that men self create theirDET [#15703] own life ,PUNCT [#15704] and if he or sheOTHER [#15705] wantwantsVERB:SVA [#15706] to be healthhealthyMORPH [#15707] , theyPRON [#15708] will engagego in forOTHER [#15709] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#15710] .

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{"id": 598}
Two of fourtheDET [#15759] diagrams show humanitythe populationOTHER [#15760] percentages of differentnumbers according toOTHER [#15761] agesageNOUN:NUM [#15762] in percentageOTHER [#15763] in Yemen and Italy in 2000 . Another two charts illustrate some forecasts for 2050 . We can see that populationtheOTHER [#15764] ifinPREP [#15765] these two countries is divided into three groups . I will call people who are 0 - 14 years oldADJ [#15766] - young people , thoseDET [#15767] who are 15 - 59 years oldADJ [#15768] - middle - aged people and whothoseOTHER [#15769] are 60 + years oldADJ [#15770] - retired people . Firstly , we can see thanthatPREP [#15771] in Yemen the number of middle - aged people will riseraiseVERB [#15772] on 11 % in 2050 , while in Italy theDET [#15773] number of middle - aged people will drop from 61,6 % to 46,2 % . NumbertheOTHER [#15774] of young people in Yemen is larger than in Italy on about 35,8 % , but numbertheOTHER [#15775] of retired people in Yemen is little , only 3,6 % , while in Italy itPRON [#15776] is 14,3 % in 2000 . In both countries numbertheOTHER [#15777] of young people will go down by 2050 , but in Yemen decreastheDET [#15778] in youngthe number of theOTHER [#15779] population is bigger than in Italy . Also ,PUNCT [#15780] we can notice that in both countries there is tendency of increasing in the number ofOTHER [#15781] retired people , but in Italy it will increase more than in Yemen in 2050 .

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{"id": 599}
In societytheOTHER [#15782] there are many different points of view about how toVERB:FORM [#15783] improve people 's health . Some individuals believe that the most effective way is to developincrease the amount ofOTHER [#15784] sport facilities in the country , but others think that it would have no effect and governmenttheOTHER [#15785] should find anotherotherDET [#15786] ways . Let 'susCONTR [#15787] considerthink aboutOTHER [#15788] these two opinions . Firstly , everyone should do sports in order to support his or herOTHER [#15789] health . So ,PUNCT [#15790] in the country therePRON [#15791] should be hugeaOTHER [#15792] variatyvarietySPELL [#15793] of sports that people can do . Of course ,PUNCT [#15794] all kinds of sports should have availiablereasonableADJ [#15795] price for people with different incomsincomesSPELL [#15796] . Because if a person can not afford to do sport ,PUNCT [#15797] he or sheOTHER [#15798] will not take a loan only for it . It would be too expensive . Moreover government, theOTHER [#15799] should help people in this way . It should organize different social payments for people who want to become a professional sportsman or simplesimplySPELL [#15800] do sports , because it is necessary for his or her // theirOTHER [#15801] health . Most people have health problems ,PUNCT [#15802] because they spend little time for doing sport or doVERB:TENSE [#15803] not do it at all , therefore ,PUNCT [#15804] some heart and legs deseasesdiseasesSPELL [#15805] appear . But from the otherstillOTHER [#15806] handevenOTHER [#15807] if we do sport ,PUNCT [#15808] it does not mean that we will never have any illnesesillnessesSPELL [#15809] . Sport only helps to keep our bodybodiesNOUN:NUM [#15810] fit , but it will not help us if we smoke , drink alchoholalcoholSPELL [#15811] and have another harmful habits . If we desire to be healthy ,PUNCT [#15812] we should do alleverything possibleOTHER [#15813] for it ,PUNCT [#15814] and one of the main factors is our way of life . WeFirstly , weOTHER [#15815] should not have harmful habits firstlyADV [#15816] . We should eat healthy food , be in a good mood and so on . Despite the fact that sport has goodaOTHER [#15817] influenseinfluenceSPELL [#15818] on our health and helps us to avoid obesity , for instance , it will not treatOTHER [#15819] stomach - acheheadacheOTHER [#15820] , head - acheOTHER [#15821] and we have to drinkuseVERB [#15822] some medical drugs . Medicine also helps to improve our health , because there are a lot of vitamins ,PUNCT [#15823] which we may accept in order not to getVERB [#15824] ill . To my mind , exeptingexceptPREP [#15825] air , food and cloths , humanity can not live without sport and medicine . Because ,PUNCT [#15826] nowadays ,PUNCT [#15827] there is a tendency to be healthy and fit . So ,PUNCT [#15828] everyone trytriesVERB:SVA [#15829] to follow diets and do sports . Our health will be improved only by combining sport with medicine and witha healthy way of lifeOTHER [#15830] healthy way of life . I believe that in order to be healthy ,PUNCT [#15831] we should take care moreADV [#15832] about ourselves , take into account our thoughts and behavior , do sports , drink vitamins . If a person dodoesVERB:SVA [#15833] all these , he or sheOTHER [#15834] will be healthy .

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{"id": 603}
In the modern theOTHER [#15944] modern world new technological developments and the science progress can lead to environmental problems , because people should care about their health . I believe that many measures can improve publictheOTHER [#15945] healthquality ofOTHER [#15946] . Some people consider that only the growth of number of sports facilities can give a positive effect in the problem of health . Human beings . ShouldshouldPUNCT [#15947] go to various sport clubs and fitness gyms , becauseifPREP [#15948] ittheyPRON [#15949]⚠️ doesdoVERB:SVA [#15950] n'tnotCONTR [#15951] afford themwantOTHER [#15952] to suffer from the obesity and other diseases . Also ,PUNCT [#15953] the body will be fit and strong , therefore ,PUNCT [#15954] the population will feel itself better . In Germany , for example , people say the mention ' sport treiben - Gesund bleiben ' . It means that a man , who does theDET [#15955] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#15956] , will always have aanDET [#15957] excellent health . Moreover , theDET [#15958] other part of people think that notADV [#15959] only sport but also the food , thoughts of people and their job can influence the health . The fast - moving world pressure on people , therefore ,PUNCT [#15960] they have no time to eat healthy food , vegetables and fruit . So ,PUNCT [#15961] they start to eat fast food , junk food , ( for instance , french fries , coca - cola and other soft drinks , burgers etc . ) . It leads to differentvariousADJ [#15962] diseases and damages the health . Moreover , people can not relax , because their jobs bring them nervous things . And human beings are too busy to spentspendVERB:FORM [#15963] time even with their familyfamiliesNOUN:NUM [#15964] . And , of course , they can not spentafford to spendVERB:FORM [#15965] time to go to the gym . Furthermore , negative thoughts and emotions give the worst results . If people think in a positive way , they will have a good health . And scientists argue that it is right . I consider that all facts can influence a public health , therefore people should care about all theDET [#15966] aspects of their lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#15967] . In conclusion , each person should take into account the fact that his or herOTHER [#15968] life depends on his or herOTHER [#15969] health . Consequently , in my opinion , many measures can help to live without diseases and problems with health .

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{"id": 618}
The given charts give theDET [#16473] information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and theDET [#16474] projections for 2050 . PopulationThe populationDET [#16475] in these charts isVERB:TENSE [#16476] divided byinPREP [#16477] three categories 0 - 14 years oldADJ [#16478] , 15 - 59 yearsNOUN [#16479] years .,PUNCT [#16480] 60 + years oldADJ [#16481] . As we can see ,PUNCT [#16482] in theDET [#16483] charts that represent Yemen in 2000 people in the age category ofPREP [#16484] 0 - 14 years consistold compriseOTHER [#16485] more than a half of Yemen 's population . As predicted ,PUNCT [#16486] in 2050 year in Yemen 's population therePRON [#16487] will be a shift of 15 - 59 years old people ,PUNCT [#16488] and that category of theDET [#16489] population will become dominant . That may be caused by the theDET [#16490] increasingincreaseMORPH [#16491] of the level ofOTHER [#16492] standard of living . In the ItalyItaly theWO [#16493] pie chart in 2000 year the population of middleADJ [#16494] middle -PUNCT [#16495] ageagedMORPH [#16496] peopleNOUN [#16497] ( 15 - 59 years oldADJ [#16498] ) is taking advantage of the other categories . In the futureADJ [#16499] predictionpredictionsNOUN:NUM [#16500] offorPREP [#16501] 2050 year,OTHER [#16502] we can track the growth of the elderly category ( 60 + years oldADJ [#16503] ) . This increase can be also a consequence of the improvement in theDET [#16504] standard of living . Also ,PUNCT [#16505] we can admit that the number ofOTHER [#16506] children popularityNOUN [#16507] will fall updownPART [#16508] to 3 % , there are sagnificantsignificantSPELL [#16509] decreasedecreasesNOUN:NUM [#16510] in theDET [#16511] percentage of 0 - 14 years oldADJ [#16512] future population in Yemen in the futureOTHER [#16513] and anDET [#16514] incredible growth of the numberOTHER [#16515] of elderly people ( 60 + years oldADJ [#16516] ) in theDET [#16517] future ofinPREP [#16518] Italy .

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{"id": 620}
The charts below show informationtheOTHER [#16567] on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projectionstheOTHER [#16568] for 2050 . As an overall trend , it can be clearly seen that populationtheOTHER [#16569] offromPREP [#16570] 15 to 59 years oldADJ [#16571] people occupies theaDET [#16572] significant part in Italy in 2000 , but has approximately a half in Yemen . As far asPREP [#16573] projections are concernedcorrectADJ [#16574] , populationtheOTHER [#16575] fromforPREP [#16576] thesethisDET [#16577] agesage groupNOUN [#16578] will not have crucial changes in Yemen and will beVERB:TENSE [#16579] increased to 57,3 % , but Italy will have the opposite situation , because populationtheOTHER [#16580] offromPREP [#16581] 15 to 59 agesyears oldOTHER [#16582] will beVERB:TENSE [#16583] declined to 46,2 % . In 2000 ,PUNCT [#16584] Yemen hashadVERB:TENSE [#16585] aDET [#16586] young population which includeincludedVERB:TENSE [#16587] infants and teens beforeyounger thanOTHER [#16588] 15 ageyears oldOTHER [#16589] . These people occupiesmake upVERB [#16590] a half in the whole population andCONJ [#16591] whichitPRON [#16592]⚠️ is equal to 50,1 % . As we can see ,PUNCT [#16593] forinPREP [#16594] 2050 this population of 0 - 14 years oldADJ [#16595] will falldecline in numberOTHER [#16596] to 37 % . As far asforOTHER [#16597] older persons are concernedpeople ,OTHER [#16598] , whose age isVERB [#16599] more than 60 years , their part of population remained steady in 2000 and 2050 and hasisVERB [#16600] percentageequalOTHER [#16601] oftoPREP [#16602] 3,6 %NOUN [#16603] in 2000 and 5,7 %NOUN [#16604] in 2050 . ItalyThereOTHER [#16605] hasisVERB [#16606] theanotherDET [#16607] otheranotherDET [#16608] pictureItalyNOUN [#16609] . In 2000 population, theOTHER [#16610] of people fromOTHER [#16611] 15 to 59 years peopleold oldOTHER [#16612] haswas equal toOTHER [#16613] 61,6 % ,PUNCT [#16614] and itPRON [#16615]⚠️ will drop to 46,2 % . The populationnumberNOUN [#16616] of older persons , who have the ageare olderOTHER [#16617] ofthanPREP [#16618] 60 and more will rise to 42,3 % in 2050 from 24,1 % in 2000 . YoungtheOTHER [#16619] population who has theOTHER [#16620] ageagedVERB:FORM [#16621] from 0 to 14 years will not haveVERB [#16622] crucial changes and willbeVERB:TENSE [#16623] have the difference ofchanged byOTHER [#16624] 2,8 % . As we can see from these charts , changestheOTHER [#16625] in populationtheOTHER [#16626] in Yemen and Italy are not the same ,PUNCT [#16627] and these changechangesNOUN:NUM [#16628] can be different because of different factors .

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{"id": 626}
The four graphs show us the persentagepercentageSPELL [#16794] of theDET [#16795] agesageNOUN:NUM [#16796] populationgroupsNOUN [#16797] in two countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#16798] in two periodperiodsNOUN:NUM [#16799] of time . In Yemen and Italy in 2000 and in 2050 years . Of course ,PUNCT [#16800] the persentagespercentagesSPELL [#16801] in 2050 it is theDET [#16802] expected sharepercentageNOUN [#16803] . The main trend in Yemen in bouthbothSPELL [#16804] periodperiodsNOUN:NUM [#16805] of time is aDET [#16806] small persentagepercentageSPELL [#16807] of people whous morewho are olderOTHER [#16808] than older yearsOTHER [#16809] sixthysixtySPELL [#16810] ,PUNCT [#16811] so ,PUNCT [#16812] in 2000 this share was 3,6 persentpercentSPELL [#16813] and in 2050 this persentpercentageSPELL [#16814] will increasincreaseSPELL [#16815] by 5,7 %NOUN [#16816] . And itPRON [#16817] is obveouslyobviousSPELL [#16818] that we can see that the daminuntdominantSPELL [#16819] group is changechangedVERB:FORM [#16820] . If in 2000 more than aDET [#16821] half of theDET [#16822] population waswereVERB:SVA [#16823] children who nowereOTHER [#16824] moreyoungerOTHER [#16825] then 14than years oldOTHER [#16826] , in 2050 the dominant share will be behind theOTHER [#16827] people whowhoseDET [#16828] age isVERB [#16829] betwenbetweenSPELL [#16830] 15 - 59 yersyearsSPELL [#16831] oldADJ [#16832] . The population in Italy isVERB [#16833] older than the oneOTHER [#16834] in Yemen in bothebothSPELL [#16835] periodperiodsNOUN:NUM [#16836] of time . So ,PUNCT [#16837] the persentagpercentageSPELL [#16838] of oldestoldADJ:FORM [#16839] people ( who moreare olderOTHER [#16840] than 60 years oldOTHER [#16841] ) will increase byOTHER [#16842] more than 10 persentpercentSPELL [#16843] as in 2000 as in 2050 . The prefiouspreviousSPELL [#16844] share is theDET [#16845] population who in the middelemiddleSPELL [#16846] -PUNCT [#16847] ageagedMORPH [#16848] group ( betweanbetweenSPELL [#16849] 15 - 59 years oldOTHER [#16850] ) it 'sitsOTHER [#16851] share is 61,6 %NOUN [#16852] and 46,2 persentuge% percentNOUN [#16853] in this2000DET [#16854] period ofand 2050 ,OTHER [#16855] timecorrespondinglyOTHER [#16856] . ObveouslyObviouslySPELL [#16857] ,PUNCT [#16858] there is no somewhichDET [#16859] trend wichwhichSPELL [#16860] isVERB [#16861] conectconnectsSPELL [#16862] thistheseDET [#16863] two countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#16864] , becousebecauseSPELL [#16865] the populationspopulationNOUN:NUM [#16866] of aDET [#16867] country depends ofonPREP [#16868] many factors , wichwhichSPELL [#16869] areVERB [#16870] different in Yemen and Italy .

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{"id": 627}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#16871] the OlimpicOlympicSPELL [#16872] gamesGamesORTH [#16873] stay very popular . And other sports events became more and more interesting for people . In that way , the problem of sports and health population stays one of the contralcentralSPELL [#16874] for evryeverySPELL [#16875] developdevelopedVERB:FORM [#16876] country . There are two main pointpointsNOUN:NUM [#16877] of view to disideresolveVERB [#16878] this case . Some people think that if theDET [#16879] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#16880] increaseincreasesVERB:SVA [#16881] the nombernumberSPELL [#16882] of sport facilities the shereshareSPELL [#16883] of sports anandSPELL [#16884] healthhealthyMORPH [#16885] people will be increaseincreasedVERB:FORM [#16886] . Because if there isareVERB:SVA [#16887] no oportynetyopportunitiesNOUN [#16888] to do sport , people would n'tnotCONTR [#16889] be able toOTHER [#16890] do it . It connectconnectsVERB:SVA [#16891] with other problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#16892] of people today . They allwaysalwaysSPELL [#16893] should think about many other problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#16894] : how to earn money , where the education is better , and other problemsNOUN [#16895] . If they do not see how often people thainingtrainingSPELL [#16896] , nowhowADV [#16897] it is interesting and exitingexcitingSPELL [#16898] , they will imideatlyimmediatelySPELL [#16899] stop to think that the sports training isVERB [#16900] importanimportantSPELL [#16901] for them . OnotherAnotherSPELL [#16902] exampelexampleSPELL [#16903] is anDET [#16904] expensive training . NowdaysNowadaysSPELL [#16905] the are many lucshuryluxurySPELL [#16906] fitness centers , but it is very expensive to trainningtrainSPELL [#16907] in itthemPRON [#16908] ,PUNCT [#16909] , and people do not have enoughtenoughSPELL [#16910] oportunityopportunitySPELL [#16911] to visit them . However ,PUNCT [#16912] there is anotheanotherSPELL [#16913] point of veiwviewSPELL [#16914] on this problem . Other people belivebelieveSPELL [#16915] that it isdoesVERB [#16916] not depentmatterVERB [#16917] how manysportsmany sportsORTH [#16918] oportunetlyopportunitiesSPELL [#16919] they have , if people do not want to make some excerciseexercisesSPELL [#16920] , they would not do it even ifPREP [#16921] training will be free and avalibleavailableSPELL [#16922] . To be a sportmensportsmenSPELL [#16923] or not complentycompletelySPELL [#16924] dependdependedVERB:FORM [#16925] on mindmindsNOUN:NUM [#16926] of people . And first of all ,PUNCT [#16927] we should try to change ourDET [#16928] mindmindsNOUN:NUM [#16929] . ThatIfOTHER [#16930] people wouldVERB:TENSE [#16931] want to bebecomeVERB [#16932] aDET [#16933] sportmensportsmenSPELL [#16934] , after this they willVERB:TENSE [#16935] find anDET [#16936] oportunityopportunitySPELL [#16937] by their selfthemselvesOTHER [#16938] . And we should think obautaboutSPELL [#16939] anotheanotherSPELL [#16940] oportunityopportunitySPELL [#16941] to increseincreaseSPELL [#16942] theDET [#16943] health of theDET [#16944] population ; for exampleNOUN [#16945] exampelexampleSPELL [#16946] the government couldOTHER [#16947] increseincreaseSPELL [#16948] the nombernumberSPELL [#16949] of hospitalhospitalsNOUN:NUM [#16950] in the towns . But I think ,PUNCT [#16951] it is important to keep balance between thistheseDET [#16952] totwoSPELL [#16953] sidesidesMORPH [#16954] . BecouseBecauseSPELL [#16955] one side can not to beexistVERB [#16956] withwithoutPREP [#16957] another . If people do not want to do sport , they would n'tnotCONTR [#16958] , if people do not have anDET [#16959] oportunityopportunitySPELL [#16960] to dydoSPELL [#16961] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#16962] , they would n'twill not doOTHER [#16963] it eitherOTHER [#16964] . Of course OfADV [#16965] OfcourscourseSPELL [#16966] ,PUNCT [#16967] sports isVERB [#16968] one of the best way to improve theDET [#16969] health of theDET [#16970] population , and itifSPELL [#16971] people will have enoughtenoughSPELL [#16972] oportunityopportunitySPELL [#16973] and want to do sport , the health of theDET [#16974] population will beVERB:TENSE [#16975] dromaticallydramaticallySPELL [#16976] increaseimprovedVERB [#16977] .

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{"id": 639}
Many people argue that the mostonly thingOTHER [#17298] what can be done for public health is to increase the number of sport facilities . However , others believe that it can not change anything . I believe it can . First of alallSPELL [#17299] , people who do not believe in useprofitNOUN [#17300] of sport facilities say that young people today do not need it , for them it is better to stay at home , watching TV and playing computer games , and even if there are some sport grounds youngsters prefer to drink and smoke there . What is more , they say that it is far too expenciveexpensiveSPELL [#17301] for theDET [#17302] government ,PUNCT [#17303] and there are some more important things that need investments . But as far as I am concerned , I can not agree with this point of view . Firstly , when children have abilities to play sports since the childhood , they will always like sports and try to keep themselvesPRON [#17304]⚠️ in a good shape , for example , playing and doing sports later with their families . Secondly , I believe that there isareVERB:SVA [#17305] no more important things for theDET [#17306] governmentgovernmentsNOUN:NUM [#17307] than to improve public health because it is made not only for our generation but for the sake of future generations . What is more , I can not say that it is always expensive for government , for example , rodesroadsSPELL [#17308] for cyclyngcyclingSPELL [#17309] and fields for playing football or volleyball are quite easy to be organized . To sum up , I would like to say that certainly , not everything depends on some sport facilities , theDET [#17310] government should introduce some laws to restrict smoking and consumption of aDET [#17311] alcohol . Children and young people need to have sport activities not only at school or university , but to feel sport loyalty in their families . Each person needs to have anDET [#17312] opportunity to do sports ,PUNCT [#17313] and theDET [#17314] government should support it .

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{"id": 645}
Nowadays , when we live in the modern world , when people have a quick temppaceNOUN [#17591] of life , they work for aDET [#17592] major part of their lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#17593] and manmenNOUN:NUM [#17594] and womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#17595] do not have enough time for rest and also for eating healthy home foodsfoodNOUN:NUM [#17596] . As a result , we have problems with our healthyhealthMORPH [#17597] . Some people think that the best way fortoPART [#17598] improvingimproveVERB:FORM [#17599] health of theDET [#17600] society is bytoPART [#17601] increasingincreaseVERB:FORM [#17602] the number of sport facilities that will give opportunities to us to improve health . But another part of the society saysaysVERB:SVA [#17603] that it is ana badOTHER [#17604] idea will not effectively,OTHER [#17605] and that there are other measuremeasuresNOUN:NUM [#17606] that areVERB:TENSE [#17607] required . As for me , I think that increasing the amount ofOTHER [#17608] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#17609] facilities is not a good idea because if people do not have enough time for it ,PUNCT [#17610] hetheyPRON [#17611] will not do sport andevenOTHER [#17612] when theDET [#17613] government will build more gyms . What is more , some part of theDET [#17614] population do not do sport for their condion ofOTHER [#17615] health . Moreover , it is not enough effectiveeffective enoughWO [#17616] for theDET [#17617] society since people are not motivatemotivatedVERB:FORM [#17618] in improving their health . What is more , if people do not understand that ifit isOTHER [#17619] needneededVERB:FORM [#17620] for their health , that it is usefullusefulSPELL [#17621] ,PUNCT [#17622] and it helps to live for aDET [#17623] long time ,PUNCT [#17624] they do not want to do sports . But other people believe that itPRON [#17625]⚠️ 'sthisOTHER [#17626] way of improving health isVERB [#17627] effective for theDET [#17628] society andCONJ [#17629] for theDET [#17630] people canwho willOTHER [#17631] do sport if they have more sport facilities . Besides , when people see that someone start to dostarts doingVERB:FORM [#17632] sport , theyPRON [#17633]⚠️ become tostartVERB [#17634] repeaterepeatSPELL [#17635] and get incentives for thisachieve some resultsOTHER [#17636] . In conclusion , I should say , that if people do not want to do something ,PUNCT [#17637] in our case ,PUNCT [#17638] do sport , different facilities dowillVERB:TENSE [#17639] not help to improve public health . Moreover , the governmentOTHER [#17640] should create some programmeprogrammmesNOUN [#17641] that will motivate theDET [#17642] society .

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{"id": 649}
There are two different pointpointsNOUN:NUM [#17750] of view ofPREP [#17751] how to improve public health . FirstFirst The firstOTHER [#17752] oneNOUN [#17753] is to increase the quantity of sports facilities . SecondSecond The secondOTHER [#17754] oneNOUN [#17755] is that the raising of the numberOTHER [#17756] of facilities is not enough to haveVERB [#17757] effect on public health . As for me , I agree with theDET [#17758] first point of view , because I believe that sport is the best wayswayNOUN:NUM [#17759] to improve anybody 's health . OfcourseOf courseORTH [#17760] ,PUNCT [#17761] , such factors as healthhealthyMORPH [#17762] eatingfoodNOUN [#17763] , sleeping , good relashionshipsrelationshipsSPELL [#17764] with other peopleOTHER [#17765] have influence on our health , but sport doesmakesVERB [#17766] us stronger , we can do more useful things in aDET [#17767] shorter time . I can say , that people , who areVERB:TENSE [#17768] doing sport have one very useful skill - it is time managmentmanagementSPELL [#17769] . People , who have time on sport also can find anaughenoughSPELL [#17770] time for doing something else . For example is, atOTHER [#17771] school , theDET [#17772] children , which are doing some sport more often have good marks , than those , who areVERB:TENSE [#17773] sitting at home and doing nothing . One more advantage to increase the number of sports facilities is that , when we have more possibilities to doingdoVERB:FORM [#17774] something , we can choose anDET [#17775] activity , that is more familiar fortoPREP [#17776] us . We have more wants to doingdoVERB:FORM [#17777] what is interesting fortoPREP [#17778] us , talking about improving sports facilities ,PUNCT [#17779] I also mean some spetialspecialSPELL [#17780] programmprogrammesSPELL [#17781] ,PUNCT [#17782] for example ,PUNCT [#17783] for children from not very rich famillyfamilySPELL [#17784] . A lot of people nowadays can not doingdoVERB:FORM [#17785] sport because they do not have money for some activityactivitiesNOUN:NUM [#17786] , which isareVERB:SVA [#17787] interesting for them . For example , if you want to be a ballroom dancer , you need a lot of money for shoes , clothes ,andOTHER [#17788] seminars with theDET [#17789] best teachers . It is aDET [#17790] very beatifulbeautifulSPELL [#17791] kind of sport , but not available for some people . Unfortunately , theDET [#17792] government does not help people , and they have to do other things , that are not so interesting for them . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#17793] I want to say , that sport is one of the best way to improve public health , but people doVERB:TENSE [#17794] not always have possibilitiesopportunitiesNOUN [#17795] to do an activity , that thetheyPRON [#17796] want to do . That is why antheDET [#17797] increasingincreaseMORPH [#17798] of sports facilities number is the best way to improve public health .

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{"id": 665}
Nowadays , public health is aDET [#18169] very importantactualADJ [#18170] problem . GovernmentThe governmentDET [#18171] should do enougheverything possibleOTHER [#18172] to improve it . Some people consider that the best way to improve public health is increasing the number of sport facilities . Other people think that this is not effective ,PUNCT [#18173] and other measures are required . Sport facilities is aDET [#18174] good way to solve atheDET [#18175] problem . Many people ca n't afford toVERB:FORM [#18176] go to gyms ,PUNCT [#18177] and free sport facilities will be appropriate . In our town , there are free sport facilities on streets and yards . Everyone can go and use itthemPRON [#18178]⚠️ . Every person knows that sport is a life . And theDET [#18179] increase ofPREP [#18180] sport facilities rightis a good thingOTHER [#18181] . Gyms can make a special offers in order to attract new clients . OtheranotherDET [#18182] point of view is thatPREP [#18183] other measures are required . GovernmentThe governmentDET [#18184] should prohibit unhealthy activities in public places . It should takeintroduceVERB [#18185] a law , which bannedis supposedVERB [#18186] to smokeban smokingOTHER [#18187] and drinkdrinkingVERB:FORM [#18188] alcohol on streets , in parks ,andOTHER [#18189] inatPREP [#18190] stadiums . GovernmentThe governmentDET [#18191] should provide social programs which can support public health . For example , givethe access toOTHER [#18192] free medicine or doctors at work places and schools . DoctorDoctorsNOUN:NUM [#18193] can give public lectures about health . To my mind , governmenttheOTHER [#18194] should take other measures to improve public health , because sport facilities areVERB [#18195] not always effective . People can have aDET [#18196] lack of time to do sports . And public health will be improved when people give up on theirOTHER [#18197] bad habits .

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{"id": 668}
The pie charts illustratesillustrateVERB:SVA [#18314] the percentages of theDET [#18315] populationpopulationsNOUN:NUM [#18316] ' ages of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and theDET [#18317] predictions for 2050 . There is an interesting situation on theDET [#18318] pie chart inaboutPREP [#18319] Yemen in 2000 . As we can see ,PUNCT [#18320] the marketable trend that all theDET [#18321] population of Yemen consists ,PUNCT [#18322] in theinOTHER [#18323] whole of such groups of theDET [#18324] population as children to 14 years oldADJ [#18325] and 15 - 59 yearyearsNOUN:NUM [#18326] -oldOTHER [#18327] people . They are approximately equal . And ittheyPRON [#18328]⚠️ almost aspentobscureVERB [#18329] atheDET [#18330] group of 60 + years -oldOTHER [#18331] people . AsConcerningPREP [#18332] the predictions for 2050 , the percentage of 15 - 59 years -oldOTHER [#18333] people will increase by more than 10 points . And the number of 60 + years -oldOTHER [#18334] people will be higher and will at about 6percent6 percentORTH [#18335] . But in Italy ,PUNCT [#18336] there is another situation in 2000 . The percentage of children upADV [#18337] to 14 years oldADJ [#18338] is much smaller than in Yemen in the same year ,PUNCT [#18339] and it is only 14,3 points . But the number of elder people is much greater than in Yemen ,PUNCT [#18340] and it is approximately a quaterquarterSPELL [#18341] . In theDET [#18342] projections ofthe projectionsOTHER [#18343] the population of Italy ,PUNCT [#18344] there is an overall trandtrendSPELL [#18345] forofPREP [#18346] declining of mediumthe middleOTHER [#18347] - aged group by nearnearlyADV [#18348] theDET [#18349] 15 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#18350] . But the percentage of elder people will peakincreaseVERB [#18351] by 1,5 times . And the number of children will almost remain stable in 2050 . In conclusion , we can see that the mediummiddleNOUN [#18352] - aged population in Yemen will increase in 2050 , although the amount ofOTHER [#18353] elder people will be at the same level . But in Italy ,PUNCT [#18354] the mediummiddleNOUN [#18355] - aged population , on the contrast , will decrease in numberOTHER [#18356] , while the percentage of elder people will almost doubleddoubleVERB:FORM [#18357] .

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{"id": 676}
The charts illustratesillustrateVERB:SVA [#18575] the datasdataSPELL [#18576] about theDET [#18577] percentage correlation between 3 age categories of people living in Italy and Yemen . There is theDET [#18578] information about two periods : 2000ththeOTHER [#18579] year 2000OTHER [#18580] and theDET [#18581] prediction for 2050 . The overall trend is that in Yemen the part of theDET [#18582] population from 15 to 59 years oldADJ [#18583] rises while in Italy itPRON [#18584] reduces . It is clearly seen that in Yemen the share of children before 14 years oldADJ [#18585] tendtendsVERB:SVA [#18586] to become less - from 50,1 % in 2000 to 37 % in 2050 . The same change for Italy is from 14,3 % in 2000 to 11,5 % in the future . As for theDET [#18587] age groopgroupSPELL [#18588] of 15 - 59 years old peopleOTHER [#18589] , in Yemen it increases from 46,3 % to 57,3 % . At the same time ,PUNCT [#18590] in Italy the part of this age category falls for about 15 % to 46,2 % in 2000 . MoreotherMoreoverSPELL [#18591] Moreover ,OTHER [#18592] there is a huge difference between theDET [#18593] partpartsNOUN:NUM [#18594] of 60 + years oldADJ [#18595] people . In Yemen ,PUNCT [#18596] they took only 3,6 % in 20502000OTHER [#18597] and rise to 5,7 % in 2050 , but in Italy this groopgroupSPELL [#18598] tends to grow from 24,1 % to more than 42 % . In conclusion , the shares of theDET [#18599] different age categories ofPREP [#18600] people in Yemen and Italy are not the same ,PUNCT [#18601] and their changes are not the same too .

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{"id": 677}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#18602] there are a lot of discussions about puplicpublicSPELL [#18603] health , and people always argue about theDET [#18604] methods of its improving . OneSomeDET [#18605] people believe that it is better to provide more sport activities . Others think that this way haswillVERB:TENSE [#18606] not have aOTHER [#18607] lot of influenceimpact ,OTHER [#18608] and other things should be done . Firstly , let us consider the advantages of increasing the number of sports facilities . In the modern theOTHER [#18609] modern world more people start to care about their health by doing some kind of sport . Lots of new facilities are being developed by ,PUNCT [#18610] for example ,PUNCT [#18611] sport comiteescommitteesSPELL [#18612] . MoreoverADV [#18613] MoreotherMoreoverSPELL [#18614] ,PUNCT [#18615] more fitness centers appear . Finally , there is a huge improvement of conditions for disabled people . And a good example of this are paralimpicParalympicSPELL [#18616] gamesGamesORTH [#18617] . However , there areisVERB:SVA [#18618] a lot of people who do not accept this poingpointSPELL [#18619] of view . They are convinced that all these things have no huge influence on people 's health ,PUNCT [#18620] and other methods are required . MayMaybeOTHER [#18621] be,OTHER [#18622] they think not about facilities , but about improving the conditions of their lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#18623] like doing something to prevent air pollution and enviroment damage . In this case , I think , both of ways of improving health are possible , so they can exist together that is waywhyADV [#18624] peoplpeopleSPELL [#18625] supportingVERB [#18626] withtheOTHER [#18627] second point of view should not be againsagainstSPELL [#18628] the first oneNOUN [#18629] . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#18630] I would like to say that ,PUNCT [#18631] to my mind ,PUNCT [#18632] there is a really good situation with sport in lotlotsNOUN:NUM [#18633] of countries ,PUNCT [#18634] and if people want to do something for their health ,PUNCT [#18635] they should not blame their government and say that ittherePRON [#18636] isareVERB:SVA [#18637] not enough methods and facilities . But may bemaybeORTH [#18638] something new can be done in order to saticfysatisfySPELL [#18639] these people .

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{"id": 693}
In our world , where theDET [#19104] enviromentenvironmentSPELL [#19105] becomeis gettingVERB [#19106] worstworseADJ [#19107] , the main problem is our health . So ,PUNCT [#19108] many of us try to find the way ofPREP [#19109] how to become healthehealthySPELL [#19110] and leave moreliveOTHER [#19111] longelongMORPH [#19112] . OnesSome peopleOTHER [#19113] think , that we should rise atheDET [#19114] number of sport activityactivitiesNOUN:NUM [#19115] . OthesOthersSPELL [#19116] do n'tnotCONTR [#19117] think so , because it havehasVERB:SVA [#19118] aDET [#19119] little affecteffectNOUN [#19120] toonPREP [#19121] our health . Is it true or false ? We trywillVERB [#19122] to answer a bit later . On the one hand , increasing the number of sport facilities can help everyone to become healtherhealthierSPELL [#19123] . But itwe willOTHER [#19124] need some time for this , for example , we willVERB:TENSE [#19125] need to visit aDET [#19126] gym twice a week for 2 hourhoursNOUN:NUM [#19127] . Some people do n'tnotCONTR [#19128] have thesethisDET [#19129] time . FurthemoreFurthermoreSPELL [#19130] , to become stronger you should have some diet , if you do n'tnotCONTR [#19131] , anynoDET [#19132] sport facilities ca n'tcanOTHER [#19133] help you . On the other hand , without a huge number of sport facilities , you cacanCONTR [#19134] n'tnotCONTR [#19135] find youaOTHER [#19136] sport , which you like and which is more usefullusefulSPELL [#19137] for you . So ,PUNCT [#19138] people will not beVERB:TENSE [#19139] doing sport well ,PUNCT [#19140] and then ittheyPRON [#19141]⚠️ will begetVERB [#19142] abadOTHER [#19143] resultresultsNOUN:NUM [#19144] of small effect for themOTHER [#19145] . Another reason of theDET [#19146] small effect is wrongaOTHER [#19147] timetablescheduleNOUN [#19148] . Your sports activity should be regularyregularlySPELL [#19149] , and at theDET [#19150] one time . If you do n'tnotCONTR [#19151] follow your timetablescheduleNOUN [#19152] , all youyourDET [#19153] activity will had a bad result . So ,PUNCT [#19154] a big amount of sport facilities will help youryouPRON [#19155] to follow timetablethe scheduleOTHER [#19156] and to have aanDET [#19157] amazing result . To sum upPART [#19158] the information , we can say that aDET [#19159] uncreasingincreasingSPELL [#19160] amountincreasingVERB [#19161] of sport facilities helphelpsVERB:SVA [#19162] people to fingfindSPELL [#19163] their sport and do it regularregularlyMORPH [#19164] . As a result ,PUNCT [#19165] men 's health would be better . It 'sisCONTR [#19166] the easiest way to improve public health without any fantastic outcomes . But people should have time to do sport . It they doVERB:TENSE [#19167] not have time , of causecourseNOUN [#19168] , it will behaveVERB [#19169] notnoOTHER [#19170] effect toonPREP [#19171] their health .

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{"id": 695}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#19179] our society is concerned by the issue of public health . While some citizens claim that it is necessary to provide more sports facilities , others believe that it is not useful and that we need to solve this problem in anDET [#19180] another way . According to the first point of view ,PUNCT [#19181] we need to expand the variety of sports for the society . It can be achieved by building new sports schoolschoolsNOUN:NUM [#19182] or by reducing the price of attending sectionsectionsNOUN:NUM [#19183] . The government also cancan alsoWO [#19184] contribute money in new equipment in schools or in the streets . People believe , that in this case sport will be available for alleveryoneOTHER [#19185] who wantwantsVERB:SVA [#19186] to improve their health . However , great public heath can be achievesachievedVERB:FORM [#19187] by taking anotherotherDET [#19188] measures . Firstly , the government can builtbuildVERB:FORM [#19189] new hospitals and offer free medical observation , for example , once a year . Secondly , the healthy way of life should be promoted on TV or by the celebrities . It can motivate young people too keep a diet or to go in for sports . The one another option is to aroundencourageVERB [#19190] theDET [#19191] population for their results in improving their health . It can be some competitions with significant prizes . As a rule , people are motivated by aDET [#19192] desire to win something or to become the first among others . And , of course , we need to prevent air , and water pollution whatwhichPRON [#19193] influence our health a lot . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#19194] I would like to say that it is not effective to offer some options if people do not want to participate in it . We need to wake their minds and to convince that our health is necessary and that we need to take care of it by ourselves .

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{"id": 702}
The diogramsdiagramsSPELL [#19337] illustrate dateshow the dataOTHER [#19338] ofaboutPREP [#19339] the agesageNOUN:NUM [#19340] groups of theDET [#19341] populations in Yemen and Italy in 2000 withandOTHER [#19342] predictionpredictionsNOUN:NUM [#19343] onforPREP [#19344] 2050 in percentage . In 2000 , in Yemen there are only 3,6 % ofPREP [#19345] old people ( 60 + years oldADJ [#19346] ) . In perspective ofinPREP [#19347] 2050 , the number of memberspeopleNOUN [#19348] in this group in Yemen willVERB:TENSE [#19349] progressively increase to 5,7 % . The amount of teens willVERB:TENSE [#19350] droppedropSPELL [#19351] from 50,1 % to 37,0 % , and the the quantity of theOTHER [#19352] middle - ageagedMORPH [#19353] group of people growthwill growVERB [#19354] on 11,0 % tobyPREP [#19355] 2050 . In compareComparingOTHER [#19356] withtoPREP [#19357] Yemen , in Italy theDET [#19358] amount of people , which are 60 + years oldADJ [#19359] , is more and equal to 24,1 % fromofPREP [#19360] all theDET [#19361] population . ToInPREP [#19362] 2002050 2050OTHER [#19363] this valuenumber willOTHER [#19364] rise approximately in 2 times and will be equal toOTHER [#19365] 42,3 % . TeensThe teensDET [#19366] group in Italy has aDET [#19367] similar valuenumberNOUN [#19368] in 2000 ,PUNCT [#19369] andbut butCONJ [#19370] inPREP [#19371] 2050 , but a littleitOTHER [#19372] decreasesdecreaseMORPH [#19373] a littleOTHER [#19374] to 11,5 % . And the number ofOTHER [#19375] people who are from 15 to 59 years old willOTHER [#19376] sharplyshraplyADV [#19377] fall from 61,1 % to 46,2 % in 2050 . In conclusion , we can see that the main tendency in Yemen is increasing of theDET [#19378] middle - ageagedMORPH [#19379] group ,PUNCT [#19380] and in Italy itPRON [#19381] is the theDET [#19382] decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#19383] of theOTHER [#19384] middle - ageagedMORPH [#19385] group and theDET [#19386] growth of the amountOTHER [#19387] of old people toinPREP [#19388] 2050 .

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{"id": 707}
Nowadays theDET [#19444] art is very popular . Many young and old personspeopleNOUN [#19445] create beutifulbeautifulSPELL [#19446] things every day . And it is remarkable . But sometimes those people forget about the rules . Creative artists make new ideas and they want to have theDET [#19447] freedom . They want to go where they want . They have the lawrightNOUN [#19448] to think in theirDET [#19449] own way . Of course they could draw what they want and create theDET [#19450] music . However , sometimes they forget about people around them and about moral principalsprinciplesNOUN [#19451] . Creative people should not evadeavoidVERB [#19452] responsibility . Laws hashaveVERB:SVA [#19453] to extendbe extendedVERB:TENSE [#19454] on all people . I disagree , that if theaDET [#19455] creative person commits a crime , he or sheOTHER [#19456] can avoid punishment . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#19457] artists are ordinary people , like all women and men around us . In conclusion , I think that creative artists shouldcanVERB:TENSE [#19458] do everything if they do not break the government 's restrictions and laws . They must createsupportVERB [#19459] our life and make itPRON [#19460] better . Their creativity hasWe haveOTHER [#19461] to bear theirDET [#19462] moodmoodsNOUN:NUM [#19463] and emotions out of respect of their creativityOTHER [#19464] . They are often strange people , but they have to be able to control their actions when they live in society .

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{"id": 708}
Many school - leavers think about what they want to do after graduation and wetherwhetherSPELL [#19465] they want to continue their study or not . The bar chart provides information about how many pupils decided either sexOTHER [#19466] desideddecidedSPELL [#19467] to get post - school qualification in AustraliaOTHER [#19468] in 1999 according toofOTHER [#19469] eitherDET [#19470] sex . The highest proportion of menmale studentsOTHER [#19471] got skilled vocational diploma . It iswasVERB:TENSE [#19472] approximately 90 percent , although for women it was only around ten percent . By contrast , the smallest percentage for males was for those who desideddecidedSPELL [#19473] to holdgetVERB [#19474] undergraduate diploma , but for females it was the greatesthighestADJ [#19475] numberproportionNOUN [#19476] ( nearnearlyADV [#19477] the 70 % ) . The same percentage of men whoPRON [#19478]⚠️ got postgraduate diploma was 70OTHER [#19479] , but for women it was only 30 percent . However , more females held Bachelor 's degree than males ( around 55 percent for firsttheOTHER [#19480] onesformerOTHER [#19481] and 15 percent for secondthe latterOTHER [#19482] ) . ContraditionallyContraryADV [#19483] , onOnORTH [#19484] the other hand Master 's degree was held by the major quantitypartNOUN [#19485] of men ( 60 percent ) whenwhileOTHER [#19486] women heldmade upVERB [#19487] only 40 % . It is clarclearSPELL [#19488] from the chart that generally in the most cases manmenNOUN:NUM [#19489] decided to get higher qualifications more often than women in Australia in 1991 . But , by theDET [#19490] contrast , females have higher proportion of undegraduatesundergraduatesSPELL [#19491] diplomas and Bachelor 's degree .

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{"id": 709}
Traditionally , artists and other professions that are related to the arts often connectedassociatedVERB [#19492] with freedom of the words , thoughts and , of causecourseNOUN [#19493] , withewithSPELL [#19494] the independanceindependenceSPELL [#19495] from politicians . However , it is usually clear from the history that many boundersboundariesMORPH [#19496] were built by the governmentsgovernmentNOUN:NUM [#19497] otofSPELL [#19498] the church for them , because there always was an important questiontquestionSPELL [#19499] : MightMayVERB:TENSE [#19500] the artist be or act as a precursor for the differenddifferentSPELL [#19501] problems in countries , such usasSPELL [#19502] crimes or violence ? Modern artists are usually very agressive with their perfomancesperformanceSPELL [#19503] or works . For example , thetheyPRON [#19504] can hurt themselves in front of group of people , just like it was in MoskowMoscowSPELL [#19505] on the Red Square , when the famoustfamousSPELL [#19506] artist rounded himself with a sharp metal needles . In that case , the performance was awfullawfulSPELL [#19507] and disgusting especially whenbecauseOTHER [#19508] the children could see it . I suppose that the government should accept some lowslawsNOUN [#19509] that can put the frames for this tipestypesSPELL [#19510] of expressing artist 's thoughts , becousebecauseSPELL [#19511] it is can lead to unexpected surprises in childrenschildren 'sOTHER [#19512] behaviour . By contrast , sometimes the writers and designers could create amazing and wonderful projects if they were not be restricted by politicians . For instance , in my home town , some unknowns artists painted walls of the nursurynurserySPELL [#19513] with some bright colors and different animals . WhenAndOTHER [#19514] children , who went to this buildinggo thereOTHER [#19515] , were really happy an it was like a some kind of dream for them . Thus , the volunteer work of artists created the good thing for others , althougalthoughSPELL [#19516] the headmayorNOUN [#19517] of the town did not want to spend money on this and even said that is not necessary . In this way , analisinganalyzingSPELL [#19518] both pronsprosSPELL [#19519] and cons . I should say that sometimes contemporary art is not understanded and it undergoes some wrong treatments , but it could bring more benefit and advantages to the world than drawbacks . Thus , I believe that governments do not need to watch for every move of artists , but should prepare some relevant and appropriate rules and lowslawsSPELL [#19520] that just could help to not create some crayycrazySPELL [#19521] and violent performances . And I am sure that in years this problem with balance between total control of arts and complete artist 's independanceindependenceSPELL [#19522] will be solved .

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{"id": 710}
The chart below shows the difference between levels of post - school qualifications in Australia and the proportion of men and women who washadVERB [#19523] them in 1999 . In the graph of school qualifications in Australia accorded tobyOTHER [#19524] gender therePRON [#19525] are five pointstypesNOUN [#19526] of qualifications . It is two types of gender . Skilled vocational diploma had 10 % of Australian females . But more thanPREP [#19527] 90 % of all Malesvocational qualifications were those of menOTHER [#19528] . 40 % of womenswomenSPELL [#19529] had Undergraduate diploma , that is the comparein comparison withOTHER [#19530] piece of Undergraduate diploma inforPREP [#19531] mens rangemenNOUN [#19532] . The Bacelor 'sBachelorOTHER [#19533] degree hadwas receivedVERB [#19534] byPREP [#19535] more than 45 % of manmenNOUN:NUM [#19536] and more than 53 % of women . The otherAnotherOTHER [#19537] point -is thatOTHER [#19538] postgraduate diploma iswas the choice was the choice ofOTHER [#19539] 70 % for males , but only 30 % of Australian women havehadVERB:TENSE [#19540] PDPhDNOUN [#19541] . A final pointTheOTHER [#19542] ofonPREP [#19543] theDET [#19544] graph is Master 's degree . 60 % of Australian males in 1999 year had MD , alsobutOTHER [#19545] only 40 % females had MDitOTHER [#19546] .

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{"id": 711}
Creative artists must all the time be given the freedanfreedomSPELL [#19547] to express their own feelings and ideas in theDET [#19548] way whatPRON [#19549] they want . Is that right ? Yes , sure . But only if their producing is non - commercial . If their arts , music , and pictures , do n't bring the rotting in humans mind . Human cacanCONTR [#19550] n'tnotCONTR [#19551] do something with his heart and soul for money . It is true . But , what the songs we listen when they are n't for sale ? For true artists is not the word " creativity " - it is wrondwrongSPELL [#19552] . The main part of artists live their life is only like a glass , like a mirror . The are reflecting all thatwhatPRON [#19553]⚠️ happeninghappensVERB:FORM [#19554] in their head and around theythemPRON [#19555] . Artist are unrotiondirrationalADJ [#19556] - they do n't need in optimiteoptimalSPELL [#19557] system . It is a big advantage when artisticcreativeADJ [#19558] people live without system . For example - if Adolph Hitler had no problem with theirhisDET [#19559] possibility to learn in classical paint - academy , the main part of humans had no problems . There no disadvantages when art do n't bring destruction in our lives in our heads , hearts and souls . Our life system make me feel it . Everything I want is give up all what I have . Find a little hause in woods , eat rice without anything - my physical body needs an energy and of course , draw paintings all the time that I can live . I do n't need . I have all in my head and arms . And other artists too . We need in freedom . Freedom for us and our brothers is all that we need in .

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{"id": 713}
Art is a form of creation and there is an opinion that it has to be independent and free from govermentgovernmentSPELL [#19577] restrictions . On theDET [#19578] one hand , there are a lot of moral norms of behaviour and freedom ofinPREP [#19579] this . Sometimes artists have to show some disgusting things or art objects and it can have anaDET [#19580] bad impact on mental health of the viewer . Films , paintingpaintingsNOUN:NUM [#19581] may have a lot of violence or sex scencescenesSPELL [#19582] and that may have negative effect on children or people with weak mental health . There was anaDET [#19583] accidentcaseNOUN [#19584] in MoskowMoscowSPELL [#19585] wherewhenADV [#19586] the artist was naked on the Red Square . Not everyone is ready to watch this kind of art expression . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#19587] there are a lot of new bright art ideas that can lead to theDET [#19588] great inventions . LikeFor example ,OTHER [#19589] no one was ready toforPREP [#19590] the cinema and brothers Lumiere thought that cinema art hashadVERB:TENSE [#19591] no future , but right now it is a powerpowerfulMORPH [#19592] industry . So ,PUNCT [#19593] if brothers were supposedhad had hadVERB [#19594] to close theretheirSPELL [#19595] little cinemas by government restriction , we would not be able to watch films right now . So the new ideas and the ways to designdevelopVERB [#19596] them should havenot be subjectOTHER [#19597] notoSPELL [#19598] restrictmensrestrictionsSPELL [#19599] . The solution is to have special comitetcommitteeSPELL [#19600] with independent people , that are very educated artistshighly whoOTHER [#19601] and areVERB [#19602] famous and knownartistsOTHER [#19603] . They would be able to give theDET [#19604] right permittionspermissionsSPELL [#19605] for theDET [#19606] audience , soPREP [#19607] that theyPRON [#19608]⚠️ iswould n'tOTHER [#19609] ablehave toOTHER [#19610] to watch something shokingshockingSPELL [#19611] . Also , they would be able to support new inventions in art and spredmakeVERB [#19612] them knownVERB [#19613] in the world . To sum up there, itOTHER [#19614] is nessesarynecessarySPELL [#19615] to keep freedom in art but to control theitsDET [#19616] information about content and ititsDET [#19617] influence on the viewsviewersMORPH [#19618] . There should be warnings and relevant explanation of complicated art . These will keepgiveVERB [#19619] everyone not worried about personal independence , becausefreedomOTHER [#19620] to see or not to see the confusing or shokingshockingSPELL [#19621] art is also an independence and freedom .

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{"id": 717}
There is aDET [#19667] question of censorshipscensorshipNOUN:INFL [#19668] morehighlyADV [#19669] popular in overallOTHER [#19670] countiscountriesSPELL [#19671] . More artists and writers have to deal with censorship daily . They ca n't safely give thingsput through put ideas through ideasOTHER [#19672] people while they are being watched . Some people thingsthinkOTHER [#19673] censorshipscensorshipMORPH [#19674] isVERB [#19675] more important for cheldrenchildrenSPELL [#19676] becousebecauseSPELL [#19677] if the kids willdo doVERB:TENSE [#19678] not read decenttextsOTHER [#19679] product wouldtexts it it willOTHER [#19680] not be good for their education . And kids will growegrowSPELL [#19681] stupid . But genellepmenother people think thatOTHER [#19682] most good books have to be censoredVERB [#19683] becousebecauseSPELL [#19684] it is developingimportant forOTHER [#19685] their developmentNOUN [#19686] . Some people thingsthinkOTHER [#19687] whatthatPRON [#19688]⚠️ artistlyartisticSPELL [#19689] people mostmustSPELL [#19690] do what they do and do what they want because they are free individuals and they have theOTHER [#19691] right to do what they want . I thingthinkVERB [#19692] it is not good becousebecauseSPELL [#19693] some artistartistsNOUN:NUM [#19694] do what youtheyPRON [#19695] want and not whatOTHER [#19696] little hidskidsSPELL [#19697] look forPREP [#19698] in books which artists made the poet ang he learns and good lias if mor poets and drawer make good proofectprojectSPELL [#19699] for people and thing - " what are you doing " ?.PUNCT [#19700] AmongAlong withPREP [#19701] good books in my country we can see as moremanyOTHER [#19702] bad book and we mastmustVERB [#19703] read books before gavegiving givingVERB:TENSE [#19704] them toOTHER [#19705] our children befor doOTHER [#19706] n't denjerisnot to injureOTHER [#19707] for children .

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{"id": 722}
The chart provideprovidesVERB:SVA [#19731] information about different levels of post - school educationseducationNOUN:NUM [#19732] among australian mensmenSPELL [#19733] and womanswomenNOUN:INFL [#19734] in 1999 . As itPRON [#19735]⚠️ can be seen from the chart skilled vacationalvocationalSPELL [#19736] diploma had the highest percent inPREP [#19737] males in 1999 year , it was 90 percent . By contrast undergraduate diploma selected manorityminoritySPELL [#19738] of MalesmalesORTH [#19739] , it was 35 percent . The second place on the chart takeis takenVERB:TENSE [#19740] byPREP [#19741] postgraduate diploma , it has 30 percent less than skilled vocational diplomaNOUN [#19742] . As for others , the amounthamountSPELL [#19743] flactuatedfluctuatedSPELL [#19744] , from 45 percent in BachelerBachelorSPELL [#19745] 's degree , to 60 percent in Master 's degree . From the one year periogperiodSPELL [#19746] quantity females in skilled vacationalvocationalSPELL [#19747] accounted the lowest percent it was approximately 11 percent total . The highest percent womansof womenOTHER [#19748] washaveVERB [#19749] undergraduate diploma , it is on 35 percent more , than mansmenNOUN:NUM [#19750] . The others had flactuatedfluctuatedSPELL [#19751] at 50 percent to 30 percent in the 1999 . As the result it can be seen that where the woman have access , the mans is more incompilentincompetentSPELL [#19752] .

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{"id": 725}
In nowardaysNowadaysSPELL [#19785] people , whothinkOTHER [#19786] thinkingthinkVERB:FORM [#19787] that ,PUNCT [#19788] they are creativeOTHER [#19789] creativitycreativeMORPH [#19790] persons ,PUNCT [#19791] expressingexpressVERB:FORM [#19792] theirDET [#19793] own ideas more and more . However ,PUNCT [#19794] the governmendauthoritiesNOUN [#19795] often tryingtryVERB:FORM [#19796] to stoppreventVERB [#19797] thistheseDET [#19798] gestersgesturesSPELL [#19799] and thougtsthoughtsSPELL [#19800] byfromPREP [#19801] artists . Different films created by artists bringprovideVERB [#19802] people in the world withPREP [#19803] some mainimportantADJ [#19804] ideas . This is helphelpsVERB:TENSE [#19805] us better understand their thoughts and may bemaybeORTH [#19806] better nowknowSPELL [#19807] semselfsourselvesPRON [#19808] . But sometimes in thistheseDET [#19809] movies we can see different things thosewhichDET [#19810] damage illusionthe the imageOTHER [#19811] of government . Now , existingthere there existsOTHER [#19812] theDET [#19813] term ' perphomanceperformanceSPELL [#19814] ' -PUNCT [#19815] this is aboutPREP [#19816] expresingexpressingSPELL [#19817] strenghstrongSPELL [#19818] ideas about several things . Artists may do very impossible things and thanks fortoPREP [#19819] that people understoodunderstandVERB:TENSE [#19820] how doto to behaveVERB [#19821] in different situationsituationsNOUN:NUM [#19822] or incidendincidentsSPELL [#19823] . Modern art existing toexistenceOTHER [#19824] damagedamagesMORPH [#19825] historical buildingbuildingsNOUN:NUM [#19826] . Sometimes young people draw inonPREP [#19827] wallwallsNOUN:NUM [#19828] . They writtingwriteVERB [#19829] bad words and drawVERB [#19830] ugly pictures . Goverment do " fighting "fightsOTHER [#19831] with this stuff , but thistheseDET [#19832] incidentincidentsNOUN:NUM [#19833] happenedhappenVERB:TENSE [#19834] at night and police often do n't caught thistheseDET [#19835] people . Sometimes music concludingcontainsVERB [#19836] information about govermentgovernmentSPELL [#19837] or president . This information havehasVERB:SVA [#19838] influence on the brainNOUN [#19839] young people 's brainOTHER [#19840] and they starting thinksstart to thinkVERB:FORM [#19841] wrongbadlyOTHER [#19842] about our govermentgovernmentSPELL [#19843] . In my opinion , govermendgovernmentSPELL [#19844] should be was interestinginterestedMORPH [#19845] forinPREP [#19846] creative artists . Meanwhile , we live in modern world and in this world includingincludesVERB:FORM [#19847] free word expressexpressionMORPH [#19848] , people must bepayVERB [#19849] attention fortoPREP [#19850] stuff produced by creative artists , because this information from films , music or pictures may be wrong and bring unnormalabnormalSPELL [#19851] ideaideasNOUN:NUM [#19852] . However , sometimes thistheseDET [#19853] artistartistsNOUN:NUM [#19854] bring for us interesting and unusialunusualSPELL [#19855] ideaideasNOUN:NUM [#19856] . Thanks forLet Let 's thankOTHER [#19857] thistheseDET [#19858] people thowhoSPELL [#19859] makesmakeVERB:SVA [#19860] thistheseDET [#19861] unusialunusualSPELL [#19862] ideaideasNOUN:NUM [#19863] and thoughts .

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{"id": 731}
Some people think that people who are in creative professions , such as artist , should be free and do not have any government 's restrictions on what they do . Creative people have another structure of work than people who are , for example , workofficeNOUN [#19922] officerworkerNOUN [#19923] , engeneerengineerSPELL [#19924] or doctor . They must have a lot of time for their work , because if government wants a good film , a good concert , a good library with a lot of beautiful books , a brilliant exibitionexhibitionSPELL [#19925] or another art event , it takes some timestimeNOUN:NUM [#19926] . For example , if people need to open art gallery , they will beVERB [#19927] foundfondSPELL [#19928] of artists , whose picture will be in this gallery . And this artist must preperprepareSPELL [#19929] ther pictures for it and he need in time . Also singer must preperprepareSPELL [#19930] some list of songsongsNOUN:NUM [#19931] for a big performance . However creative artist must have some restrictions . They are people of art and they must give a good example for people who are not creative , but want toVERB:FORM [#19932] know something about art and also for children . Creative people should n't use bad actions and words or something else in their arts that can have bad influence on people who are interested inPREP [#19933] itsitPRON [#19934] . In my opinion , creative people have very big influence on local population , local culture and foreign people . They must give a lot of good information which can domakeVERB [#19935] people more kind , clever , developed and creative , so they must have some restrictions .

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{"id": 741}
Nowadays , there are many creative artists around the world . All of thatWhatPRON [#19989] they do should not beVERB:TENSE [#19990] restricted by the government . The opinion that the creative artists should have a right to express their emotions and ideas has some evidence . For example , if artists lie , people will protest against the government , which let such activities . Now , in the world there is a democrationdemocracySPELL [#19991] and all cuntriescountriesSPELL [#19992] should let people to be feefreeSPELL [#19993] and do what they want . If one country restrict creative artists to do something , it will have some problems because rest of the countries will beVERB [#19994] against of this . On the other hand , such activities as paintings and pictures , writing articles or books should be dodoneVERB:FORM [#19995] according to the laws of the country , because they can destroy the ideas of other people . In addition , bad things should not be showed to children or religionreligiousOTHER [#19996] people , for example recently groups of women has sung the song against the government in the church and has destoyeddestroyedSPELL [#19997] the ideas of religionreligiousOTHER [#19998] people , who have been there . In conclusion , I agree with that creative artists should have the freedom to express their own points of view .

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{"id": 743}
One of the most important question for creative artists of present and past was theDET [#20019] question about freedom of expressing their own ideas and possibilitypossibleMORPH [#20020] of restrictions on themin doing itOTHER [#20021] . Art is the way people can express themselfthemselvesSPELL [#20022] . It is aDET [#20023] way to present their ideas to otherADJ [#20024] people . But at the same time government must protect people . Anyfrom anyOTHER [#20025] danger . The main question becomeisVERB [#20026] : CancanORTH [#20027] information ,PUNCT [#20028] that creative artists give to people ,beOTHER [#20029] dangerous ? OnPREP [#20030] On theDET [#20031] one hand ,PUNCT [#20032] everyone havehasVERB:SVA [#20033] to have freedom of their own thoughts . It does not mettermatterSPELL [#20034] , what people think about , nooneno oneORTH [#20035] can control it . Only theDET [#20036] way , that people react , is important . We are all free thinking and expressing our own thoughts , because it is theDET [#20037] only way people can live and communicate . OnPREP [#20038] On anotherthe otherOTHER [#20039] hand , thereOTHER [#20040] is government policitypolicySPELL [#20041] and there areVERB [#20042] fears about changingchangesMORPH [#20043] ofinPREP [#20044] people 's polititionpoliticalSPELL [#20045] thoughts . There are lots of examples in history about controlling peoplemassNOUN [#20046] mediummediaNOUN:NUM [#20047] ( what people can watch , listen or read ) . Usually it was unreal to controllcontrolSPELL [#20048] all content ,PUNCT [#20049] that people was taking inPART [#20050] and artists were always versusagainstPREP [#20051] it . In generallgeneralSPELL [#20052] , I think , that people should be free in expressing their own thoughts . I think so , because of people 's nature . We must be free in our own thoughts and artists should not be controlled by government . It is our right for freedom . Goverment should only controllcontrolSPELL [#20053] our activities ( resaultresultSPELL [#20054] of our thingingthinkingSPELL [#20055] ) . Everyone can desagreedisagreeSPELL [#20056] , with artists ' ideas . And ittheyPRON [#20057]⚠️ can not affect people 'sNOUN:POSS [#20058] thoughts generally , without people 'sNOUN:POSS [#20059] ' agreamentagreementSPELL [#20060] .

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{"id": 745}
Creative artist areisVERB:SVA [#20063] aDET [#20064] person who havehasVERB:SVA [#20065] different mind thenthanSPELL [#20066] other peopleNOUN [#20067] . They do unusuallunusualSPELL [#20068] things or haveVERB [#20069] ideas that can fluenceinfluenceSPELL [#20070] onPREP [#20071] thinking . Nowadays govermentgovernmentsSPELL [#20072] control it .themOTHER [#20073] In different countryescountriesSPELL [#20074] this control havereachesVERB [#20075] aDET [#20076] different level and many timesoftenOTHER [#20077] it is too much . I agree that govermentgovernmentSPELL [#20078] must give more freedom in art ideas because artist 's mission on the Earth is toVERB:FORM [#20079] provide and develop people 's imagination , viewviewsMORPH [#20080] on their life and belivebeliefsSPELL [#20081] . AllIn allPREP [#20082] countryescountriesSPELL [#20083] rules control expressexpressionMORPH [#20084] of creative people 'sNOUN:POSS [#20085] ideaideasNOUN:NUM [#20086] . For example , in North Korea the theDET [#20087] gevermentgovernmentSPELL [#20088] not onlyADV [#20089] controlcontrolsVERB:SVA [#20090] , moreoverbut alsoOTHER [#20091] forbitforbidsSPELL [#20092] it as a result . Local population have theDET [#20093] same ideas , theDET [#20094] same lifestyle , theDET [#20095] same thinking . They do not have their own opinion , because afterwards it suppres gesturescauses severe measuresOTHER [#20096] . Keeping in jail or killing . Of course it stopstopsVERB:SVA [#20097] process of developdevelopingVERB:FORM [#20098] contry 'sOTHER [#20099] social life of the countryOTHER [#20100] . But in anotherotherDET [#20101] contriescountriesSPELL [#20102] give totooSPELL [#20103] much freedom fortoPREP [#20104] creative artists . In United states of America it is usualla naturalOTHER [#20105] thing to see aDET [#20106] person who isVERB:TENSE [#20107] drawing bildingsonPREP [#20108] standestrangeSPELL [#20109] pictures strange buildingsOTHER [#20110] . KindsKidsNOUN [#20111] have badnegativeADJ [#20112] reaction ,PUNCT [#20113] they areVERB [#20114] scared when theyPRON [#20115] see that and may bemaybeORTH [#20116] in future they will have problem with behivebehaviourNOUN [#20117] . Have problems in school , with relations with classmates and teacher . KidA kidDET [#20118] seeseesVERB:SVA [#20119] that haveeverybody everybody hasOTHER [#20120] the same freedom and can do all what hetheyPRON [#20121] want and no one can stop any actions . GovermentGovernmentSPELL [#20122] must give freedom to creative artists but havekeepVERB [#20123] control . In many timesOftenOTHER [#20124] their productesproductsSPELL [#20125] can have bad influence on peoplespeople 'sNOUN:POSS [#20126] thinking . And as a result govermentgovernmentSPELL [#20127] mustwillVERB:TENSE [#20128] have lowlowerADJ:FORM [#20129] control .

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{"id": 746}
The bar chart illustrates information about the percentage betweenofPREP [#20130] men and women at levels of post - school skills in Australia in the duration of 1999 . It is noticablenoticeableSPELL [#20131] that the figures in males who ownedVERB [#20132] skilled vocational diploma was the highest and made up about 90 % . The lowest persantagepercentageSPELL [#20133] in men was the undergraduate diploma and itPRON [#20134]⚠️ came to approximately 35 % . In terms of Bachelor 's degree , postgraduate diploma and Master 's degree in males the figures fell on 47 % , 70 % and 60 % respectively . The figures changed in undergraduate diplomas , in this section , women prevailed at 70 % in comparison with rest categories . The figures females who have a Bachelor 's degree was about 55 % . Skilled vocational diploma has a lowest popular in women , it made up only 10 % . The percentage females with postgraduate diploma and Master 's degree was 30 and 40 respectively . Women figures instead were significant lower almost the half comparably to the men at 30 % and 40 % .

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{"id": 763}
In the modern world one of the main part of human life is to increase the level of public health . There are a lot of different methods to make this dream come true . OneSomeDET [#20310] people say that in order to solve suchthisOTHER [#20311] problem sports facilities should be improved . Others suggest that it is not enough . On the one hand , if government will biuldbuildVERB [#20312] new sport field , new training clubs it , of course , itPRON [#20313]⚠️ will help . First of all , because young people will have a place where they can go to spend their own free time . They wo n't go to bars or clubs and drink alcocholalcoholSPELL [#20314] , smoke or take drugs herethereADV [#20315] . Secondly , how canVERB:TENSE [#20316] people want to develop healthhealthyMORPH [#20317] way of living without providing sports facilities and equipments ? It is impossible . On the other hand , other people believe that doing only this action will have aDET [#20318] little results if anyOTHER [#20319] at all . I totally agree with them . Government ca n't achiveachieveSPELL [#20320] the aim of raising aOTHER [#20321] healthhealthyMORPH [#20322] generation without using a mass media . Nowadays , TV , newspapers and internet takeplayVERB [#20323] significant part in person 's life . Society will have a chance to make healthhealthyMORPH [#20324] way of living attractive by using mass media . Moreover , such way of living should be taken into accountpromotedOTHER [#20325] in schools and universities . It is very difficaltdifficultSPELL [#20326] and hard work to rebiuldrebuildSPELL [#20327] the mind of adults , so it should be done with young population , when children just learn what they should do , what is good or bad . To sum up the information , I would like to say that new sports facilities are very important , if we want to biuldbuildSPELL [#20328] a healthhealthyMORPH [#20329] society , but we should n't stop onwithPREP [#20330] this action . ParentsyoungOTHER [#20331] have to showVERB [#20332] to youndbeVERB [#20333] people how they shouldrole -OTHER [#20334] livemodelsOTHER [#20335] on their ownfor youngOTHER [#20336] examplepeopleNOUN [#20337] . Only in this way government and all society will havegetVERB [#20338] perfect results .

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{"id": 765}
The problem of health care is one of the most important today . There are a lot of ways of sollution but government must understand the whole range of advantages and disadvantages wichwhichSPELL [#20379] are followedfollowVERB:TENSE [#20380] byPREP [#20381] every single step . One of the ways is increasing the number of sports facilities . Let 's discus the effishencyefficiencySPELL [#20382] of this measure . First of all , increasing the number of sports facilities brings us more powerfullpowerfulSPELL [#20383] workers and studientsstudentsSPELL [#20384] ,PUNCT [#20385] which defenitelydefinitelySPELL [#20386] will increase the GDP of our country and marginal product if we speak about every single worker . The second reason is our future generations . It is not a secret that sport has a good influence on body structure and this measure will prevent a great nombernumberSPELL [#20387] of deseasesdiseasesSPELL [#20388] for us and our children . Thirdly , suchthisOTHER [#20389] step will take a child outawayOTHER [#20390] offromPREP [#20391] computer and video games which are,OTHER [#20392] destroyaffectVERB [#20393] their health . On the other hand , such measure can bring us many bad things . If we speak about economy , we couldcanVERB:TENSE [#20394] not noticehelp noticingVERB:TENSE [#20395] that there isthis way involvesOTHER [#20396] aDET [#20397] spending of aOTHER [#20398] huge summssumsSPELL [#20399] and other ways can be cheepercheaperSPELL [#20400] and more effective . Moreover , this measure dodoesVERB:SVA [#20401] not cover the whole population asPREP [#20402] anasSPELL [#20403] itPRON [#20404]⚠️ does not impact onconcernOTHER [#20405] adultadultsNOUN:NUM [#20406] whichwhoPRON [#20407] do not want to interact withuseOTHER [#20408] sports facilities . OnInPREP [#20409] my humble opinion , such aDET [#20410] step could be good only with a complexsetNOUN [#20411] of other healthcare measures . We must have a changchangeSPELL [#20412] not only in our body but in our mind too . But theDET [#20413] improving in that way is better than nothing .

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{"id": 771}
It is a well - know fact that sportssportNOUN:NUM [#20435] is one of the most efficient wayswayNOUN:NUM [#20436] to keep fit and healthy . Therefore a lot of people consider that there should be anDET [#20437] increasedincreaseMORPH [#20438] ofPREP [#20439] the amount of sportssportNOUN:NUM [#20440] facilities , while the other claim it would be inappropriate . As far as I am concerned , I believe thatPREP [#20441] public health should be improved with the help of other measures . Firstly , the process of improvement of public health requires modern infrastructure that provides hospitals and other related services . UndoubtellyUndoubtedlySPELL [#20442] , only professional doctors are able to ensure our health . Secondly , public health is dependantdependsOTHER [#20443] on the food that we eat , that is why the government should care about its quality using certain measures . However , people thatwhoPRON [#20444]⚠️ follow the alternative point of view , are convinced that the best way to make people stay healthy is to provide more and more sports facilities . Furthermore , they suppose that organising special contests and events like the OlympiadsOlympic gamesOTHER [#20445] would help a lot to improve public health because a lot of sports centers are built for such kinds of events . To sum up , due to the fact that there exist two absolutely different points of view , it remains a contentions issue . However , the opinion that states sportssportNOUN:NUM [#20446] facilities is the most effective way to improve public health can be easily refuted : if people do not have a will to stay healthy , sports facilities will not help . At the same time my arguments appear to be quite logical , unbiased and fair .

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{"id": 772}
The charts below illustratillustrateSPELL [#20447] procentpercentSPELL [#20448] proportions onofPREP [#20449] the agesage groupsNOUN [#20450] of populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and theDET [#20451] projection for 2050 . There will beVERB [#20452] some changes in laterfutureNOUN [#20453] , from the point ofOTHER [#20454] view of scientists . First of all , there are the agesageNOUN:NUM [#20455] groupgroupsNOUN:NUM [#20456] : from 0 to 10 ,PUNCT [#20457] against , from 15 to 59 years and over 60 years . Italy and Yemen are areVERB [#20458] totwoSPELL [#20459] extremely different countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#20460] : theDET [#20461] first one is developed and not traditionalsecularOTHER [#20462] ( here a mean , that the theDET [#20463] bibleBibleORTH [#20464] and law are separated ) , theDET [#20465] second - is developeningdevelopingSPELL [#20466] and traditional : religious ( muslims ) keep head of whole country . WhatThat That 'sOTHER [#20467] why in Italy 8 there areOTHER [#20468] 8 times moreas manyOTHER [#20469] people over 60 years at bath montoldOTHER [#20470] . AddAlso , there is a there is aOTHER [#20471] great difference between ItalienItalianSPELL [#20472] ( now Italian less ) and years in the age theOTHER [#20473] age ofgroup fromOTHER [#20474] 0 to 14 years , it is going down but difference will be savedremainVERB [#20475] byPREP [#20476] 2050 .-PUNCT [#20477] 11,5 % and 34,0 % itPRON [#20478]⚠️ andinOTHER [#20479] 2000 14,3 % and 50.1 % .PUNCT [#20480] The group from 15 to 59 years in Italy at theDET [#20481] start of 21ththe 21stOTHER [#20482] century was more than a half atofPREP [#20483] all population , but in 50 years situation will be showing and theDET [#20484] rate will be lesslowerADJ [#20485] whenthanSPELL [#20486] 50 % ( 46,2 % ) . Yemen hashadVERB:TENSE [#20487] mirrowreverseADJ [#20488] situation : atinPREP [#20489] 2000 the rateOTHER [#20490] was 46,3 % . , whilePREP [#20491] atinPREP [#20492] 2050 57,3 %it while in 2050 it is expected to beOTHER [#20493] . Finally , I think thistheseDET [#20494] two countrycountries areOTHER [#20495] uncomparisanableincomparableSPELL [#20496] and have gotareVERB [#20497] twoOTHER [#20498] different way of developingdevelopmentMORPH [#20499] . But what IsweOTHER [#20500] need to maintainmention isVERB [#20501] that , in both country 'scountriesNOUN:POSS [#20502] whisthisSPELL [#20503] is data is growing .

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{"id": 773}
At the present time more and more people have difficult bind of problems at any stage of life . Due to big number of unhealthy business the solution should be founded not by them , and someone should be must dicidedecideSPELL [#20504] something . In any case , as we are , publisitypublicitySPELL [#20505] do not know how excectlyexactlySPELL [#20506] solve thistheseDET [#20507] problems . Some peopepeopleSPELL [#20508] think , that many thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#20509] causedtoVERB [#20510] be done is increasingto increaseVERB:FORM [#20511] the number of sport facilities . DoAreVERB [#20512] they right ? Or are any more action neededVERB [#20513] to protect people from suffering ? From my point of view , IfitSPELL [#20514] is not the first necesearynecessarySPELL [#20515] thingsthingNOUN:NUM [#20516] to do . Sport is anDET [#20517] important factor of our shape , but what we have round us is worse . I write about air pollution , first of all . The extremely worse fuels from cars influentinfluenceMORPH [#20518] on our health , especialyespeciallySPELL [#20519] on brethingbreathingSPELL [#20520] . GovermentGovernmentSPELL [#20521] must control the level of air economy . Secondly , I wo ntwantOTHER [#20522] to say about food . If itPRON [#20523] is nonotOTHER [#20524] second for any oneanyoneORTH [#20525] the genetic GMO is a basic of a food goods at markets and supermarketsupermarketsNOUN:NUM [#20526] . What do we eat ? BillisBillsSPELL [#20527] as we not - it is only thing which we are thinking about . On the other hand , sport is important too . EspecialyespeciallySPELL [#20528] for generation , whiswhichSPELL [#20529] werewasVERB:SVA [#20530] boubornSPELL [#20531] after the war , or if we speak about Russia today , after the USSR was destroyed . Sport stimulate all our skill , and mostly the heart system and breath mocking . To sum up , I believe , there are noDET [#20532] onenoneSPELL [#20533] solutionsolutionsNOUN:NUM [#20534] for unhealthy of population . A lot of factorfactorsNOUN:NUM [#20535] influence on our life . Sport could help for one generation , batbutSPELL [#20536] what about future ? Society and govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#20537] of countries should create a complex of different actionactionsNOUN:NUM [#20538] to solve problem .

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{"id": 774}
The pie chartchartsNOUN:NUM [#20539] givesgiveVERB:SVA [#20540] the information on the number of people , whichwhoPRON [#20541]⚠️ arebelongVERB [#20542] intoPREP [#20543] different age gapsgroupsNOUN [#20544] in Italy and Yemen in 2000 and 2050 . According to the figures it is clear that situation in Yemen and Italy is different . In detailesdetailsSPELL [#20545] the number of people , which are 15 - 59 years old , was morebigADJ [#20546] in Italy and it was 61,6 % when in Yemen this figure was 46,3 % in 2000 . As for children ,PUNCT [#20547] their number of Yemenof Yemen their numberWO [#20548] was a half of all population , but in Italy it was only 14,3 % . The number of old people in Italy was more than in Yemen approximately in 6 times in 2000 . As for 2050 , in the countries difference in the numbers of middle - age people will be only 10 % . Moreover ,PUNCT [#20549] there will be more children in Yemen , then in Italy . And the number of old people in Italy will be 42,3 % , when in Yemen this figure will be only 5,7 % . So , in those two periods in both countries the main part of all population is middle - age people .

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{"id": 775}
Nowadays in the modern world all people pay attention ontoPREP [#20550] their health , all of them want to be strong and to have a healthy body . And as a result there are two groups of people . One group of them thinks that great number of sport facilities can improve their health . The othersrestNOUN [#20551] believe that there are othersotherMORPH [#20552] waywaysMORPH [#20553] to be healthy . First of all , people , whichwhoPRON [#20554] are interested in sport , say that different sport activities are quite useful for a men not only like a hobby or interest . It can help people to bebecomeVERB [#20555] healthy . And as a result they ask government to increase the number of sport facilities . There is an example , which willVERB:TENSE [#20556] make it clear . For instance some people try to develop sport in our country . They try to find some investors , whichwhoPRON [#20557] can invest money forinPREP [#20558] building new sport centres where all families can spend their time . And the level of Russian people 's health will increase sharply . Going to the next point of view , there are people , whichwhoPRON [#20559] prefer other ways of improving their health . For example ,PUNCT [#20560] some people believe that diet is the best thing for creating health body . They think that balance in eating food has a great effect on our life . And if you will eat only fresh fruits , vegetables , fish and other products which are rich of useful vitamins you can improve your health . Now it can be concluded that in my opinion sport is an important component to become healthy and if in our country the number of sport facilities will increase it can improve health of all people in our country .

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{"id": 777}
In the modern world the health problems are quite important for population and it is necessary to find solutions for such problem as global health fall . Some people suggest that increasing the numberOTHER [#20592] of sport facilities is the best solution and it will give results , but there are a lot of opponents of this point of view . So , this problem is wonrhworthSPELL [#20593] to be discussed . On the one hand , such actions will have some positive results . For example , when the amount of sport facilities increase , there will be none children , who will be keen of sports . They will do sports since their childhood , so it is a chance to grow health nation . But the result will be seen only in the future , so itPRON [#20594] is difficult to help adult person to improve their health , using this method . On the other hand , such actions are not so effective , because the majority of our country population consists of adult people and pensioners . And it is n't effective for their poor health to do different sports to improve it . They need to have high quality medicine to support their health . And the government should invest in medicine area , especially in pharmpharmacologyNOUN [#20595] area . If mewePRON [#20596] have innovations in our medicine , we can help our adult people and pensioners to live long life . And it will be the best solution of public health problem . As for my opinion , I consider , it is necessary to realize complex actions to achieve a real result . Our government should spend money on improving sport facilities for next generations and invest money on improving medicine level for adult people . There is no doubt , that it is a long process , because it requires a huge invest capital and the productive work of medicine scientists , but it is the single method to decide public health problem productively .

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{"id": 778}
The picturepicturesNOUN:NUM [#20597] below illustratesillustrateVERB:SVA [#20598] the proportions between different age groups in Italy and Yemen for two periodperiodsNOUN:NUM [#20599] . Generally , two countries are completely different . On the first look we can easily see that to the 2050 the amount of " 60 + years " group will almost double in both countries . But in Italy it will be almosalmostSPELL [#20600] a half of whole population , while in Yemen slightly less than 6 % . The quantity of 15 - 59 years people in Italy will decrease and reach 46,2 % , while in Yemen there is an opposite trend : the amount of 15 - 59 year people willVERB:TENSE [#20601] increase and to the 2050 itPRON [#20602]⚠️ will be more than a half of the whole population . We can also see a similar trend of decreasing in " 0 - 14 years " group in both Yemen and Italy , but the gap in numbers between two countries is significant . All in all , despite the nubmerousnumerousSPELL [#20603] differenciesdifferencesSPELL [#20604] there are similar tendentiontendenciesSPELL [#20605] in both countries .

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{"id": 788}
The pie charts below prodiveprovideSPELL [#20720] us with the information about the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and predictions for 2050 . First of all , it is important to mention that in comparison to Yemen ,PUNCT [#20721] Italy has a hugebiggerADJ [#20722] part of elderyelderlySPELL [#20723] people . To be more precise , there isareVERB:SVA [#20724] 24,1 % of 60 + yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#20725] - oldOTHER [#20726] people in Italy and only 3,6 % in Yemen . One of the most significant trendtrendsNOUN:NUM [#20727] ,PUNCT [#20728] thatwhichDET [#20729] is easily noticablenoticedSPELL [#20730] fromnoticedOTHER [#20731] the pie charts ,PUNCT [#20732] is that the percentage of 15 - 59 yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#20733] - oldOTHER [#20734] people will increase in Yemen from 46,3 % to 57,3 % . And on the other sidehandNOUN [#20735] , the percentage of people aged people agedOTHER [#20736] 0 - 14 years peopleold oldOTHER [#20737] will fall from 50,1 % to 37 % . What is more , the percentage of 60 + years oldADJ [#20738] people will stay constant . InForPREP [#20739] Italy theDET [#20740] predictions differ considerably . The decrease in theDET [#20741] percentage of 15 - 59 years old groupOTHER [#20742] from 61,6 % to 46,2 % and the inceaseincreaseSPELL [#20743] in theDET [#20744] percentage of 60 + years oldADJ [#20745] from 24,1 % to 42,3 % are expected by 2050 . All in all , the pie charts below demonstrate the information on the ages of the population of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050 and give usPRON [#20746]⚠️ the opportunitiesopportunityNOUN:NUM [#20747] to findpointVERB [#20748] out the most relevant trends .

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{"id": 789}
As it is commonly understood to daytodayORTH [#20749] the level of public health plays a significant role in the developingdevelopmentMORPH [#20750] of society . One of the most appropriate waywaysNOUN:NUM [#20751] of improving public health is to provide people with more sport facilities . However , some people believe that such kind of method is not effective and that other solutions to the problem should be found . Personally , I am sure that increasing the number of sports facilities , in fact , can improve public health . First of all , there is a clear connection between the quantitynumberNOUN [#20752] of sports facilities and public health . It is quite obvious that if there are more sports facilities ,PUNCT [#20753] there will be more opportunities to improve one 'sOTHER [#20754] health . What is more , we should take into consideration the fact that people are influenced by the advertisementadvertisingOTHER [#20755] and that is why it is not so complicateddifficultADJ [#20756] to make people want to use sports facilities more often . Last but not theDET [#20757] least is the point that the big number of sports facilities will undoubtlyundoubtedlySPELL [#20758] lead to the improvement ofinPREP [#20759] the level of service , equipment and staff . Moreover , such situation is positive because of the fact that sports facilities will be more reliable and convinientconvenientSPELL [#20760] . But others reckon that hetheSPELL [#20761] increasing the number of sports facilities will not lead to the appropriate result . First of all , healthy way of living is not so significant in theDET [#20762] society nowadays . Furthermore , it is quite complicateddifficultADJ [#20763] to provide society with sports facilities . Finally , there are other factors that influence public health and ,PUNCT [#20764] of course ,PUNCT [#20765] methods of improving itPRON [#20766]⚠️ are different . In conclusion , I would like to reckonsuggestVERB [#20767] that while the problems concerning public health are existingexistVERB:TENSE [#20768] different methods of itsDET [#20769] solving themPRON [#20770] will appear . As any other method the,OTHER [#20771] increasing the number of sport facilities has its advantages and drawbacks . But as for me , I guess that such kind of method is quite effective .

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{"id": 791}
Nowadays in the world appearsthere areOTHER [#20807] more and more people who think creativecreativelyMORPH [#20808] and express their ideas in different spheres . But the govermentgovernmentSPELL [#20809] restricts theytheirDET [#20810] activity . I will discuss the advantages and disadvantages in my essay . This opinion havehasVERB:SVA [#20811] several benefitarguments for itOTHER [#20812] . Firstly , creative artists domakeVERB [#20813] this world more colourful and forPREP [#20814] others it isOTHER [#20815] nice to see their creative products . For instance , the OBEYOBINOUN [#20816] companies specialityspecialiseMORPH [#20817] on theOTHER [#20818] street -PUNCT [#20819] art and we can see their picturepicturesNOUN:NUM [#20820] in London and other citycitiesNOUN:NUM [#20821] . Secondly , thistheseDET [#20822] people think in aOTHER [#20823] new way in theDET [#20824] art . And in each country havehasVERB:SVA [#20825] different artists who do new things which develop imagination of theDET [#20826] public . For example , in Norway livethere isOTHER [#20827] one man who didmakesVERB [#20828] unusuallyunusualMORPH [#20829] animals from plastic . FurthermoreMore than that More than that ,OTHER [#20830] thistheseDET [#20831] animals can walk on the beach thanks for windyto the wondOTHER [#20832] . However ,PUNCT [#20833] this opinion havehasVERB:SVA [#20834] aDET [#20835] drawbacks . And one of thistheseDET [#20836] disadvantages is wrong places which artists choose for their pictures . Some artists do their work on the wall of aDET [#20837] block of flats . A caseWhatOTHER [#20838] ofIOTHER [#20839] pointmeanOTHER [#20840] is graffitygraffitiSPELL [#20841] . This art theTheOTHER [#20842] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#20843] restricts government artNOUN [#20844] . And theDET [#20845] next drawbacksdrawbackNOUN:NUM [#20846] is bad works of artists . Some creative people are mad and things which they do do n't likepleaseVERB [#20847] the public because ittheyPRON [#20848]⚠️ may seemVERB [#20849] very crazy . For instance , the architectorarchitectSPELL [#20850] domay may paintVERB [#20851] his portretportraitSPELL [#20852] with his blood . It will not likeappeal toOTHER [#20853] othesothersSPELL [#20854] . To conclude , the advantages outweightoutweighSPELL [#20855] the disadvantages . Our world needneedsVERB:SVA [#20856] in New artArtORTH [#20857] and people want toVERB:FORM [#20858] see something new to domakeVERB [#20859] their life more different and leaslessSPELL [#20860] boring .

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{"id": 827}
Nowadays when the dozens of factors influence on people 's health governments try to improve public health by increasing the number of sport facilities . But some people say that it would n't have much effect and that govermentgovernmentSPELL [#21061] should provide other measures . Firstly , I would like to mention that it is important that every person took care about his health by /PUNCT [#21062] itselfherselfPRON [#21063] . If we would count onentrustOTHER [#21064] government this duty that would n't have any effect at all . That is why it is important to use complex measresmeasuresSPELL [#21065] to solve this problem . It is necessary to provide the ideas of healthy way of a litslifeSPELL [#21066] to the children since they are in school . Government should make popular to be health and being a member of different clubs which provide healthy way of a life . The general goal of these measures is to create a generation which has a stimulestimuliSPELL [#21067] to be healthy . Since one generation of people with such kind of stumulesstimuliSPELL [#21068] grew up there will be no such urganturgentSPELL [#21069] need in supporting this advertisement of health lifestyle , because those children with the ideas of improvement their health , probably will make their own children to stick such kind of lifestyle . And the only important purpose for government will be only to create new sport centers or sport grounds for them . In conclusion I would like to say that it is not enough just to provide the population of coubtrycountrySPELL [#21070] with necessary sport facilities , it is far more important to populizepopularizeSPELL [#21071] the healthy lifestyle among citizens of country , that they had a wish to be healthy .

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{"id": 846}
The energy consumption of theanDET [#21211] average EnglishmenEnglishmanMORPH [#21212] is not much different from thethatDET [#21213] ofPREP [#21214] citizens of any other developpeddevelopedSPELL [#21215] country . Let us look closely at the chart and graphs demonstrating more precise data . The first and most obvious trend shown at yhetheSPELL [#21216] graph is that the consumption of theDET [#21217] electricity in summer is much lesslowerADJ [#21218] than in theDET [#21219] winter . There can be seen similar trends in both seasons - a smooth fall from approximately 3 hours to 9 hours iinSPELL [#21220] the morning , then rocketing fortoPREP [#21221] more than 10000 units . The summer graph reaches aitsDET [#21222] peak at 14 hours and then smoothly fluctuates and goes at the bottom of 15000 units at 24 hours . the winter graph hits aitsDET [#21223] peekpeakNOUN [#21224] at 48000 units at 22 hours and then plummets down to 3200 units at 24 hours , almost theDET [#21225] lowest point . talkingTalkingORTH [#21226] about differences more closely , we can see that because of the abscenceabsenceSPELL [#21227] of the main energy - demanding need , central heating , the summer trend does not rise above the figure of 20000 units of electricity . comparingComparingORTH [#21228] it with the energy demand off theOTHER [#21229] winter , we can simply calculate thetthatSPELL [#21230] heating takes approximately 20000 units of electricity . Some other risings and little differences are the expences of the cold , people need more heat to feel themselvesPRON [#21231] comfortable . TotoORTH [#21232] draw upPART [#21233] a conclusion , I wouldsaywould sayORTH [#21234] that because of the low temperatures and less vitamins in winter . People hacehaveSPELL [#21235] to heat their flats , eat more and have more hot drinks than in summer .

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{"id": 849}
The question of happiness is one of the most abstract and undefined . Through the whole history , humans have been looking for the answer . Some find and lead the life they want , some doubt till the end of the life . Indeed , AristhotelAristotleSPELL [#21277] was right when he said that everybody 's aim is to reach happiness . In this essay ,PUNCT [#21278] different ways for this will be revealed , but it is obvious that all people find different fatorsfactorsSPELL [#21279] necessary - that is why the problem of happiness is so hard to define . One of the most popular answers to the question " What do we need to feel happy " is lovingloveMORPH [#21280] and beloved family . Almost all the people - both men and women- dream of a patient existance with people who love youtheyPRON [#21281]⚠️ , take care about youthemPRON [#21282]⚠️ . For this reason , people meet withPREP [#21283] each other and , consequently , fall in love . If they are sure in their feelings or because of some conditions , males and females get married , buy a house ,PUNCT [#21284] and then decide to give an adorable child a birth . Since then , the life of yhetheSPELL [#21285] spouses rapidly changes , but , in most cases , become better and happier . thisThisORTH [#21286] is the plot of most people 'sNOUN:POSS [#21287] lives . Are they satisfied ? It depends . But , inInORTH [#21288] fact , our instincts dictate us to follow these steps , and the nature never lies . The second factor that plenty of human beings find vital is obtaining enough income . It is not argued that the qulityqualitySPELL [#21289] of life strongly depends on the quantityamountNOUN [#21290] of money we have . Finances open a lot of doors , allow us satisfy our needs and desires . It is significantly connected with the first condition of happiness - family : if we take on responsabilityresponsibilitySPELL [#21291] for our children , we have to think about money . However , one thing , that we should remember , is that people are not able to buy everything in the world : deep feelings , simple joys ,;PUNCT [#21292] honesty can not be counted in rubles or dollars . The last factor of happiness to be revealed is a well - known fact that people should enjoy their job :;PUNCT [#21293] otherewiseotherwiseSPELL [#21294] ,PUNCT [#21295] they will feel unhappy . Everybody needs to find his life - calling . It is eayeasySPELL [#21296] to be saidsayOTHER [#21297] , but hard to be implementedimplementVERB:TENSE [#21298] . ThreThereSPELL [#21299] are a vast variety of examples when at the end of the life a person comprehends that he wasor sheOTHER [#21300] wasted his or herOTHER [#21301] life ,PUNCT [#21302] doing the wrong things . People should not be afraid of changing their life if they start thinking thtthatSPELL [#21303] the things they do are not worthy . It is never to too late to give something , you dream about a try . To sum itPRON [#21304] up , three aspects of happy liflifeSPELL [#21305] were revealed : family , enough money , and a job that satisfyessatisfiesVERB:INFL [#21306] you . Of course , there lots of other things that can influence our general mood , but these are ones theDET [#21307] most important . A person iswill beVERB:TENSE [#21308] able to overcome anythingeverythingNOUN [#21309] if relativeseverythingNOUN [#21310] support him orOTHER [#21311] him or herOTHER [#21312] ; willVERB:TENSE [#21313] provide a comfortable life if his orOTHER [#21314] his or herOTHER [#21315] finances allow that ; willVERB:TENSE [#21316] stay happy if hisDET [#21317] his or her herOTHER [#21318] job is not stressful ,PUNCT [#21319] but enjoyable . If we have these three things , the question " How to become happpyhappySPELL [#21320] " wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#21321] not come up .

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{"id": 854}
Happiness is a kind of very abstract nounOTHER [#21412] abstract andnoun which isOTHER [#21413] hard to define noun,OTHER [#21414] suchsameADJ [#21415] as love , friendship or freedom . At that time it is difficult to achieve it too . However ,PUNCT [#21416] a lot of philosophers and psychologists have tried to find a way to happiness till nowadays . Every human want towants ,OTHER [#21417] be happy ,PUNCT [#21418] I suppose . But every person gives his or her own meaningNOUN [#21419] meaning oftoPREP [#21420] itPRON [#21421] and there can be a huge number of factors our happiness depends on . As for me , I would like to refer to a well - known phrase from a soviet movie : " happiness -PUNCT [#21422] it is a situation when you are understood " . As aDET [#21423] human is not only aDET [#21424] biological creature but a social one , we can not underestimate the significance of communication and being understood and loved . Nevertheless ,PUNCT [#21425] it is not a single possible reason . A lot of people in modern society warryingworryVERB [#21426] about their everyday needs and just want to have enough money and to be healthy . In Russia there is an opinion that health is the main thing in theDET [#21427] life and all other points will be achieved if you are healthy . To sum up ,PUNCT [#21428] I can say that always we wouldwe would alwaysWO [#21429] have our reasons

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{"id": 857}
We are given theaDET [#21448] chart that illustrateillustratesVERB:SVA [#21449] an average level of electricity consumeconsumptionMORPH [#21450] in winter and summer in England and aDET [#21451] pie - chart that providesexplainsVERB [#21452] aDET [#21453] reasons of it 'sitsOTHER [#21454] using . Despite an overall jumping of the graph , the figures are characterized by a number of peaks and thoughtslowsNOUN [#21455] . Firstly , it hits a peak in theDET [#21456] winter 's evenings , when it reachreachesVERB:SVA [#21457] more thenthanSPELL [#21458] 40000 units . The lessleastADJ [#21459] necessity of electricity we can see in summer days . But the main trend of electricity usage isOTHER [#21460] in two times higher then thatPREP [#21461] in summer . More then half of usingVERB [#21462] electricity usageNOUN [#21463] spends toonPREP [#21464] making warm in living rooms and heating water . AlmastAlmostSPELL [#21465] the same percentage of units of electricitelectricitySPELL [#21466] people use for electric tools , lightning , gadgets etc . To conclude , I would like to say that electricity is one of the most important factorsneedsNOUN [#21467] in everyday life ,PUNCT [#21468] it 's hard to imagine ourusPRON [#21469]⚠️ being without it .

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{"id": 861}
The graph gives the information about typical demand for electricity during winter and summer . The pie chart illustrates what needs electricity in an English house . It seems evident that the proportion of used electricity in winter is significantly higher than IinSPELL [#21516] summer . There are 30000 - 40000 units of electricity in winter , whereas there are 10000 - 20000 units of electricity in summer . There is a peak of used electricity at 22:00 in winter , meanwhile in summer there isVERB [#21517] the highest point isVERB [#21518] from 12 to 15 . There are some main trends which need electricity . Heating rooms and heating water are the main trends which need electricity ( 52,5 % of all electricity ) . As for ovens , kettles and washing machines , they consume 17,5 % of electricity . Finally , lightning , TV and radio consume 15 % of electricity whatwhichPRON [#21519] is equelequalSPELL [#21520] tovacuumto vacuumORTH [#21521] cleanerscleaningMORPH [#21522] , food mixers and electric tools . Overall , it seems to be evident that the electricity consumingconsumptionMORPH [#21523] in winter is considerably higher than in summer , because heating rooms and heating water are more important in winter than in summer .

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{"id": 862}
The problem of theDET [#21524] importance of happiness in life is said to be very significant . It is very difficult to define ,PUNCT [#21525] what every man needs for being happy . It seems evident that there are some factors for being happy such as having a family , having friends , having theanDET [#21526] opportunity to travel and being a high - paid worker . It seems clear that having aDET [#21527] family and friends areisVERB:SVA [#21528] very important for everybody . Family and friends help you and give aDET [#21529] support when you need it . For example , when a manpersonNOUN [#21530] havehasVERB:SVA [#21531] a good relationshipsrelationshipNOUN:NUM [#21532] with his or herOTHER [#21533] family he or sheOTHER [#21534] becomebecomesVERB:SVA [#21535] more self - confident and he knows that he or sheOTHER [#21536] would never be alone . Moreover , friends are the family which we choose by ourselves , that is why friendships are necessary for a happy man . Finally , having a good job and being a high - paid worker areisVERB:SVA [#21537] very important for men too ,PUNCT [#21538] because a good job gives youPRON [#21539] theaDET [#21540] possibility to become a respected person , meanwhile ,PUNCT [#21541] money will give you theanDET [#21542] possibilityopportunityNOUN [#21543] to buy everything you want and make presents toforPREP [#21544] family and friends . In conclusion , I would like to say that there are some main factors for being aDET [#21545] happy man . The happiness of everybody depends on these factors but in different proportions .

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{"id": 869}
The horizontal chart illustratedillustratesVERB:TENSE [#21689] the number of people who useusedVERB:TENSE [#21690] electricity and how often theutheySPELL [#21691] useusedVERB:TENSE [#21692] it in winter and in summer . The pie chart cantainscontainsSPELL [#21693] the information about the ways people useusedVERB:TENSE [#21694] electricity . It is clearly seen that the largest amount of electricity arewasVERB:TENSE [#21695] spent to heatingheatMORPH [#21696] water or to make rooms warmer . So , it is not surprisinglysurprisingMORPH [#21697] that people useusedVERB:TENSE [#21698] electricity more often in winter than in summer . The difference between electricity units iswasVERB:TENSE [#21699] more than 15000 . In winter the number of pickat the the peakOTHER [#21700] the top for wasVERB [#21701] more than 40000 . And the lowest levelklevelSPELL [#21702] iswasVERB:TENSE [#21703] closlycloseSPELL [#21704] to 30000 . The kargelargestSPELL [#21705] amount of spending electricity in both winter and sumersummerSPELL [#21706] arewasVERB:TENSE [#21707] between 12 and 22 hours . In winter the units of electricity are firstly riseroseVERB:FORM [#21708] and then pickreachedVERB [#21709] the point of 40000 areandOTHER [#21710] gowentVERB:TENSE [#21711] down to 30000 between 0 to 9 hours . In sumersummerSPELL [#21712] at that time this number iswasVERB:TENSE [#21713] slowly falldecreasingOTHER [#21714] and from the number of almost 20000 pick the number to about 12000 . When in both summer and winter this number immediatlyimmediatelySPELL [#21715] riseroseVERB:TENSE [#21716] andfandSPELL [#21717] pickedreachedVERB [#21718] theiritsDET [#21719] high levels . After that ,PUNCT [#21720] it fallfellVERB:TENSE [#21721] . The most important thing on which people spend electricity iswasVERB:TENSE [#21722] warmwarmthMORPH [#21723] . WheyTheyPRON [#21724] spendspentVERB:TENSE [#21725] more thsnthanSPELL [#21726] half of theOTHER [#21727] electricity on heating roomroomsNOUN:NUM [#21728] or water . The next thing they spendspentVERB:TENSE [#21729] electricity areon wasOTHER [#21730] useful in house machines like kettles or ovens . People useusedVERB:TENSE [#21731] electricity for lightninglightingNOUN [#21732] or mass media as much as for electric tools . To sum up , the largest amount of electricity arewasVERB:TENSE [#21733] used by people in winter and on the warmheatingOTHER [#21734] .

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{"id": 871}
The graph gives usPRON [#21789]⚠️ information about the amount of electricityconsumptionin summerandelectricity consumption in summer andORTH [#21790] winter , while the pie chart demonstrates theDET [#21791] different purposes forofPREP [#21792] electricity use in England . In the graph ,PUNCT [#21793] it 's seen that the demand for electricity in winter is two times highethigherSPELL [#21794] thatthanSPELL [#21795] in summer . The winter trend starts with 35000 points , reaches a peak at 40000 units and then has aDET [#21796] rather stable increase till 45000 points . However , there is a significant decrease after this ,PUNCT [#21797] which finishes at 35000 units . In the pie chart ,PUNCT [#21798] one could see that electricity use for heating rooms and water iswasVERB:TENSE [#21799] oninPREP [#21800] the first place with 52,5 % . The next in the list iswasVERB:TENSE [#21801] the use for ovens , kettles and washing machines -it hashadVERB:TENSE [#21802] 17 , 5 % . The amount of electricity that iswasVERB:TENSE [#21803] used for lightingslightingNOUN:INFL [#21804] , TV , radio and for different electronic machines , such as Vacuum cleaners , iswasVERB:TENSE [#21805] equal toPREP [#21806] 15 % for each . To seemsumVERB [#21807] up , one could see that the amount of electricity that iswasVERB:TENSE [#21808] used for heating takestook tookVERB:TENSE [#21809] aupOTHER [#21810] half of the whole electricity consumption . So , it 's obvious that the consumption shoofease ,increasedOTHER [#21811] because people havehadVERB:TENSE [#21812] to heat the houses and themselves .

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{"id": 872}
These days , many people are convinced that happiness is the main life goal ,PUNCT [#21813] however ,PUNCT [#21814] I 'm not sure the majority of people are happy . There is aDET [#21815] plenty of factors which might help us to achieve this purpose and in this essay ,PUNCT [#21816] I would like to highlight some of them supporting themPRON [#21817] with relevant examples . Firstly , the most important factor is a clear project of what he orCONJ [#21818] she tends to namecallVERB [#21819] " hapinesshappinessSPELL [#21820] " . If the person does n't have any model of this , he / she will never achieve it because ndeodynobodySPELL [#21821] couldcan notOTHER [#21822] reach a goal if the sense of the goal is misunderstood . For example ,PUNCT [#21823] if one woman wants to have a high salary ,PUNCT [#21824] she should write somewhere a certain sum of money she is looking forward toVERB:TENSE [#21825] - for some people 10 $ could also be a great sum ,PUNCT [#21826] and they work round - the - clock to earn them ,PUNCT [#21827] while others are sure that 1000 $ is worth of nothing . Secondly , people should work hard to achieve the goal because if theaDET [#21828] person does nothing ,PUNCT [#21829] he / she will receive alsoalso receiveWO [#21830] nothing . People should develop themselves and go further to create thetheirDET [#21831] future . The permanentPermanentDET [#21832] actions and development may give the person a dream on a purpose that could makegiveVERB [#21833] him /her aDET [#21834] happy future life . Thirdly , people should never give in because there could be a number of failures before the only success . The main thing is not to lose the possibilityopportunityNOUN [#21835] but to use it properly . To sum up , I 'm deeply convinced that happiness is an achieveableachievableSPELL [#21836] goal ,PUNCT [#21837] but people should work hard and not give up onPREP [#21838] this idea ,PUNCT [#21839] while being on the way to this dream .

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{"id": 874}
It is generally believed that the only important goal for humanity is happiness . But different people have different meaningsunderstandingNOUN [#21861] forofPREP [#21862] happiness . I think that there is one minmainSPELL [#21863] reason why it is so hard to define atheDET [#21864] word " happiness " . I suppose that there are few factors that helpshelpVERB:SVA [#21865] people to be happy . Firstly , I will try to suggestspeculateVERB [#21866] why happiness may have different meanings . Everyone wants to be happy but everyone understands it differently . To my mind , this problem occurs because there are so many countries and cultures in the world and every culture has its own understanding of happiness . For example ,PUNCT [#21867] I have a friend who thinks that the only way which leads to happiness is to be with God . He is very religious ,PUNCT [#21868] whatwhichPRON [#21869] is quite surprising for modern society . Me and my parentparentsNOUN:NUM [#21870] consider happiness as something whatthatPRON [#21871] helps you to feel free : an education . Me and my friend waswereVERB:SVA [#21872] brought up in different cultures ;PUNCT [#21873] that is why we have different understanding of the world happiness . Secondly , I would mention some factors wichwhichSPELL [#21874] can help to achieve happiness . For instance , it is health , because if you are unhealthy the only thing you think of is how to stop pain . The second place goes to having healthy friends and relatives , because you always love them and wish them the best . And the third thing is wealthynesswealthNOUN [#21875] . Money is important because theyitPRON [#21876] helphelpsVERB:SVA [#21877] you to get education , broaden your mind by travelling and buy expensive medicalsmedicineNOUN [#21878] in some cases . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#21879] I would like to stress that happiness is something whatthatPRON [#21880] is understood differently by people from different cultures . But there are some key factors that are always essential .

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{"id": 882}
There is no doubt that happiness is the most imortantimportantSPELL [#22042] thing in theDET [#22043] whole life . Many people suppose that happiness is a key to total success in livelifeNOUN [#22044] : not money , not characteristics , but only happiness . But others do not agreedagreeVERB:FORM [#22045] . They saidsayVERB:TENSE [#22046] happiness is a complex thing and no one can define what happiness actually is . In my humble opinion , happiness indeed is a key titoSPELL [#22047] success . I believe that happiness includeincludesVERB:SVA [#22048] good health , good relationships with friends and parents . In majority theOTHER [#22049] majority ofPREP [#22050] cases people tend to agree with aDET [#22051] position like mymineOTHER [#22052] , but there are a lot of people whichwhoPRON [#22053]⚠️ are constantly disagree . Happiness depends on good health . By and large , good health helps to keep moving forvardforwardSPELL [#22054] and never give up . More overmoreoverORTH [#22055] , happiness is a feeling when you achieve success . That 'sisCONTR [#22056] why it is so important to be aDET [#22057] fan of your own work , love your job and be totally inspired . Happiness ,PUNCT [#22058] as for me ,PUNCT [#22059] never depends on money , or wealthnesswealthSPELL [#22060] , at whole . But money is aanDET [#22061] important tool effordingaffordingSPELL [#22062] to achieve total success . I want to highlight ,PUNCT [#22063] that you can be a poorOTHER [#22064] poormanpoor manORTH [#22065] but happy , and ,PUNCT [#22066] you can becamebecomeVERB:FORM [#22067] rich , but never be happy . It 's not by chance , a lot of richmenrich menORTH [#22068] have personal phsy - couchpsychology coachesOTHER [#22069] . From where I stand , I think happiness can not definebe definedVERB:TENSE [#22070] completely . As fsrfarSPELL [#22071] as I 'm concerned , level ofOTHER [#22072] happinesstheOTHER [#22073] each person choosechoosesVERB:SVA [#22074] the level of choosesOTHER [#22075] for themselves . I think that 'sisCONTR [#22076] very debatable and I cacanCONTR [#22077] n'tnotCONTR [#22078] directly and cleanlyclearlyADV [#22079] give you an anDET [#22080] answer ontoPREP [#22081] this question .

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{"id": 887}
The graph illustrates the amount of electricity that is used in England during the day in winter and in summer . The pie chart illustrates the ways of how electricity is used in English househousesNOUN:NUM [#22188] on average . The graph shows that there is far more electricity used in winter than in summer . In winter ,PUNCT [#22189] the amount of the demand for electrisityelectricitySPELL [#22190] is significantly high at night ( almost 40000 units of electricity ) ,PUNCT [#22191] then it reaches a lowlower lowerOTHER [#22192] in the early morning ( from 7 to 8 a.m. ) . After a considerable growth it reaches a peak betveenbetweenSPELL [#22193] 21 and 24 hours per dayOTHER [#22194] . On the pie chart it can be seen that the majority of the electricity that is used in English houses is spent on heating themPRON [#22195] -52,5 % . Other three ways of electricity usage have approximately the same percentage near 15 % . Although ovens , kettles adandSPELL [#22196] washing machines consume more energy ( 17,5 % ) than theDET [#22197] other two groups . Overall , the graph shows ,PUNCT [#22198] that theDET [#22199] typical daily amount of electricity in England in winter is dramatically greater than in summer . The pie chart shows that the daily electricity is spent much more for heating than theDET [#22200] other aims .

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{"id": 888}
What is happiness ? Many philosophers tryedtriedVERB:INFL [#22201] to define this word . Why it isis itWO [#22202] so hard to do it ? Because every person is a large system and there is a considerable range of factors that may determine the feeling of happiness . There can be some factors in order to achieve this feeling such as having an interesting work , family and the aim to be happy . Firstly , the interesting job is very important in everyone 's life . Knowledge of the fact that your work is very important and you really have a chance to somehow change the world shows that work is very interesting to you . It gives a lot of emotional energy back to person and help him feel amazing diringduringSPELL [#22203] all the life . Secondly , having a family is very important if person wants to be happy . If someone isVERB:TENSE [#22204] loved and does n't feel himselfPRON [#22205] lonely , he will be more happy than aDET [#22206] lonely person , for sure . Thirdly , there is a very significant factor in achieving happiness such as an intensionintentionNOUN [#22207] to be happy . There are a plenty of examples of disabled people who are happy , so ,PUNCT [#22208] that it can be concluded that happiness is not something thetthatSPELL [#22209] surrounds you , it is something in the mind . Consequently , those people ,PUNCT [#22210] who hope to become happy without having this kind of aimaimsNOUN:NUM [#22211] never do it . To conclude , happiness is the most important thing in everyone 's life and is very difficult to define . There are some factors that may help people become happy such as interesting work , family and mind 's intention to be happy . Every person live his or herOTHER [#22212] own life once , so I think we all should try to be happy and to share our happiness with others .

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{"id": 889}
In modern time happiness is the most important thing for many people . Success in career , achievements in sports , high social status and etc - all of it cqancanSPELL [#22213] involve in aDET [#22214] formula of happiness . I think , everyone has his or herOTHER [#22215] own opinion about happiness ,PUNCT [#22216] and thus it is very difficult to define it . However , I try to show whichwhatDET [#22217] factors help to understand or define owntheOTHER [#22218] formula of happiness and achieve it . First of all , people should think about their targets . If someone wants to be athlete , he should train asADV [#22219] much as possible . If someone wants to earn a lot of money , he should be creativycreativeSPELL [#22220] and pragmatic . On theDET [#22221] first view it is easy to find aDET [#22222] target and create aDET [#22223] plan . But life is moiremoreSPELL [#22224] difficult and people used to reorganise theirDET [#22225] own activities and change targets . Moreover , people should to be less serious . Of course , if someone has anDET [#22226] important task , he should be serious . It relates to scientists , doctors , policemenandpolicemen andORTH [#22227] etc . However , people need to understand that life conditions may change ,PUNCT [#22228] and they will getVERB:TENSE [#22229] used to live with itthemPRON [#22230] . If people will beareVERB:TENSE [#22231] not serious , they will be less sressfulstressfulSPELL [#22232] and nervous , when they review owntheirOTHER [#22233] targets . Furthermore , when someone define his or herOTHER [#22234] own targets , he should find right instruments to achieve it . If someone wants to be famous , but do nothing or do n't have any talent , they checkwill achieveVERB [#22235] aDET [#22236] false target . People should realise theirDET [#22237] own possibilities . Thus , it can be concluded ,PUNCT [#22238] that it is very difficult to define happiness . It is very important to see one 'sOTHER [#22239] own abilities , realiuserealiseSPELL [#22240] possibilities and find theDET [#22241] right target . Targets define a sense of theDET [#22242] life .

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{"id": 890}
The graph illustrates how much electricity englishEnglishORTH [#22243] people use in winter and in summer . The pie chart illustrates which needs electricity satisfies . On the graph ,PUNCT [#22244] it can be seen that in winter people consume almost twice as much electricity as in summer . Demand for electricity is the lowest at night : 30000 units in winter and about 15000 units in summer . The highest demand in winter is at 9 P.M. -It isOTHER [#22245] about 45000 units . The highest demand in summer is much earlier- at 1 P.M. ItPRON [#22246]⚠️ -aboutisaboutOTHER [#22247] 20000 units . The pie chart shows that the greatest quantity of energy is used for heating rooms and water - more than a half of all demand . The usage of electricity for lightning , big and small maschinesmachinesSPELL [#22248] is almost equal - about 15 % . All in all ,PUNCT [#22249] it can be seen that people spend more electricity in winter , and it can be connected with the fact that most of the electricity is used for heating purposes .

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{"id": 897}
Nowadays it 's much spoken about the main objective of human living , it 's real value and theDET [#22338] right ways of spending it . As forfarSPELL [#22339] as I 'm concerned , the majority determinatesdeterminesSPELL [#22340] it as happiness and its achievement or , moreover , maintenance during allDET [#22341] thewholeOTHER [#22342] life . However , a few people can define this motion and explain clearly what it is because of enormous amount of feelings , emotions and associations related with happiness . Besides thatDET [#22343] , reasons of feeling happy can be different for everyone . Actually , young people are less conscious than adult and , consequently , are not able to define what usually brings them happiness . After reaching the age ofOTHER [#22344] 25 years old every person becomes determining itselftheirselvesNOUN [#22345] , accostumbratingaccustomedVERB [#22346] to some habbitshabitsSPELL [#22347] and preferences , etc . Adult people often clearly know what thetheyPRON [#22348] need to improve their mood , to feel better and to experience unforgettable emotions . Everyone chooses for his or herOTHER [#22349] own factor that brings him or herOTHER [#22350] positive emotions and uses it . It 's quite clear that often the real factor is a great secret , hard to tell it to others , or it 's withPREP [#22351] difficultlydifficultySPELL [#22352] achievable , KarerareSPELL [#22353] or somethnigsomethingSPELL [#22354] else . In this case , toinPREP [#22355] my mind , happiness can be achieved by healthy lifestyle , minimum of stress and dissappointmentsdisappointmentsSPELL [#22356] , positive people around and aDET [#22357] job that you like . On the other hand , it 's hard to achieve happiness being lonely , without any support . DefinetelydefinitelySPELL [#22358] , every person needs to be loved , cared and enough socialized . As a matter of fact , such feelings bringcauseVERB [#22359] to endorphins and it means " happiness " inonPREP [#22360] theaDET [#22361] physical level . Finally , I 'd like to mention that iIORTH [#22362] agree with the majority of people who say that achieving happiness is the main human objective . Despite ofPREP [#22363] different senses of this motion in everyone 's mind and complicated rout to the final aim , people need to be strong in their desire to experience all the possible factors and ,PUNCT [#22364] finalfinallyMORPH [#22365] ,PUNCT [#22366] the unique one , that brings them theDET [#22367] feeling of being happy .

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{"id": 898}
The graph below shows that atinPREP [#22368] winter the demand for electricity isVERB [#22369] higher than atinPREP [#22370] summer . DemandThe demandDET [#22371] for electricity in England riserisesVERB:SVA [#22372] toinPREP [#22373] the evening . The pie chart shows that most of electricity is used for heating rooms and water . 17,5 % percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#22374] of electricity used for ovens , kettles , washing machines and 15 % percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#22375] for lighting , TV and radio . Also 15 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#22376] used for vacuum cleaners , food mixers , electric tools . DemandThe The demandDET [#22377] for electricity isVERB [#22378] lower atinPREP [#22379] summer because rooms and water heaters diddoVERB:TENSE [#22380] not work for some reasons . Well ...MostlyOTHER [#22381] because ittheyPRON [#22382]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#22383] not needed . However , theOTHER [#22384] rising of theDET [#22385] demand for electricity iinSPELL [#22386] the evening is anDET [#22387] end of a aDET [#22388] work day product . PeoplesPeopleMORPH [#22389] go to home and start using TV , radio and lighting . Before work day people using ovens , vacuum cleaners , food mixers and electric tools of any sort . theTheORTH [#22390] demand for electricity in English homes between midnight and nine hours PM is lower than duringPREP [#22391] anotherotherDET [#22392] hours because most of peoplespeopleNOUN:NUM [#22393] are sleeping . And now we know all about demand for electricity all what we want . Only in England , of course . SorryI am sorryOTHER [#22394] mePRON [#22395]⚠️ , if you read this : (

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Our life demands by searching happiness and the point of life . Some people say that these are synonimssynonymsSPELL [#22411] . Every person has his or herOTHER [#22412] own reasons to be happy but not everyone can achieve it . It is difficult and I will try to explain why . Firstly , a person must understand what is happinesshappiness isWO [#22413] for him or herOTHER [#22414] . And it is not easy as it seems . There are a lot of examples of people who walked around their own happiness and could not catch it . Secondly , there are a lot of unhappiness becausewhichOTHER [#22415] people are afraid of it . Maybe it happens because of we get used so famous novel characters whichwhoPRON [#22416]⚠️ show that if you doVERB:TENSE [#22417] have notnot haveWO [#22418] any troubles , you always walk with a smile on your face , probably you are a stupid person . Of course ,PUNCT [#22419] nobody can be happy forever , but people must not want to surfer . And finally , when a person could catch the idea of what can make him or herOTHER [#22420] happy , he or sheOTHER [#22421] should keep it and never let it down , fighting for it until the end . It is possible that a person could never reach a goal , get a thing which could make him or herOTHER [#22422] a happy man or womanOTHER [#22423] . For example , money . The one who sees his or herOTHER [#22424] happiness in being a very reach man or womanOTHER [#22425] . If he tries really hard he might be happy because of his trying even he is not as reach as he wanted to be . In conclusion , I want to say that it is all up to us to be or not to be happy . There are a lot of things confusing and bothering us in our intenceintentionSPELL [#22426] to be happy , including our selvesourselvesORTH [#22427] . All we need is to follow our intuition and then even thethoughOTHER [#22428] happineshappinessSPELL [#22429] is difficult to define , we can find the right way to reach it .

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{"id": 903}
MostThe majorityOTHER [#22448] of people will definetelydefinitelySPELL [#22449] agree that hapinesshappinessSPELL [#22450] is one of the most importantADJ [#22451] things in human 's lifes . HundreadsHundredsSPELL [#22452] of writers , poets , and other artists tryedtriedVERB:INFL [#22453] to represent it in their works , hundreadshundredsSPELL [#22454] of philosophers , psychologists , and even biologists explored it . But despite of all this efforts , happiness is still a misterymysterySPELL [#22455] for us . Why it isis itWO [#22456] so extremely difficult to define this thing ? There are a lot of opinions about what hapinesshappinessSPELL [#22457] really is . Some people would say that the only way to find happiness is to live aDET [#22458] calm and comfortable life : to have friends , kids , your own hous , beautiful wife or husbandOTHER [#22459] . Others would disagree with them and say that happiness can only be discovered in unexpected events , battles , contests etc . Such people need adrenaline to be happy ,.PUNCT [#22460] Also , there are some personspeopleNOUN [#22461] , who strongly believe that we need to create something to achieve happiness , we always need self - expression to be happy . It is not necessarynecessarilyMORPH [#22462] arts whatPRON [#22463]⚠️ they are talking about : you can express yourself by doing practically anything , you just need to love it . Other people find happiness while helping others . Such people say that humans are created to help each other , to make each others lifes better . I am not sure what happiness means for me , however I am pretty sure that it is so hard to describe happiness because itthesePRON [#22464]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#22465] not conditions of your life but your attitude towards these conditions . Of course , this attitude depends strongly on personal qualities oofSPELL [#22466] every person and evereverySPELL [#22467] person must define what happiness is by thishisDET [#22468] or herOTHER [#22469] own . It siisVERB [#22470] not easy , but I believe that it is extremely important for every human being .

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{"id": 905}
People need to feel happiness . It is anDET [#22488] important factor of our being and it is not so easy to become happy and understand how to catch happiness :.PUNCT [#22489] For many people ,PUNCT [#22490] happiness is the way of the life and for theDET [#22491] others it is something like aDET [#22492] supernatural thing . We should ask ourselfourselvesPRON [#22493] what is happiness and what should we do fortoPART [#22494] define it ? Many philosophers thinksthinkVERB:SVA [#22495] that the only one realyreallySPELL [#22496] important business ofinPREP [#22497] our life is doing something to be happy . It means that everyDET [#22498] thingsthingNOUN:NUM [#22499] that we do is pretend to makeusmake usORTH [#22500] happy or unhappy . So , people are going to get happiness because happy people feel that their lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#22501] are brilliant . The other theories prefer to analiseanalyseSPELL [#22502] the phenomenphenomenonSPELL [#22503] of happiness likeasPREP [#22504] only one of the ways to make your life important for you . You may not be happy , but you think that you haveVERB:TENSE [#22505] done smth right and it helps you not warryworrySPELL [#22506] . HoweverADV [#22507] HowewerHoweverSPELL [#22508] ,PUNCT [#22509] these are some simple methods of being happy : doing smth that you really want , triingtryingSPELL [#22510] to be kind withtoPREP [#22511] other people and do n't loselosingVERB:FORM [#22512] your own time foronPREP [#22513] thinking about theDET [#22514] past and theDET [#22515] future but doing smth today . All in all , our life has aDET [#22516] time limit and we should not lose even one day worrying about smth . On the other wayhandNOUN [#22517] , some people think that being happy with some lovely things inisSPELL [#22518] not enough for real all - life happiness . They needsneedVERB:SVA [#22519] smth extraordinary in their lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#22520] . These persons try to make their beings propriateappropriateSPELL [#22521] for others . This way people prefer to tooseuseVERB [#22522] some things and opportunities for making some special decision like finding aDET [#22523] new sciencescientificMORPH [#22524] fact or building anDET [#22525] enormouthenormousSPELL [#22526] modern hospital or smth else . This needneedsVERB:SVA [#22527] your time , healthinesshealthNOUN [#22528] and everyday pleasures , but you may donedoVERB [#22529] something realyreallySPELL [#22530] interesting and perfect . So , firsfirstSPELL [#22531] of all , people should realise what kind odofPREP [#22532] hapinesshappinessSPELL [#22533] they want to feel and thanthenSPELL [#22534] start workworkingVERB:FORM [#22535] for it .

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{"id": 907}
IPRON [#22552]⚠️ believe that all people are trying to become happy , to reach this undefined crosslineborderlineNOUN [#22553] . But why is it undefined or nearly unmarkableunremarkableSPELL [#22554] ? I would like to try to answer toPREP [#22555] this question in the following essay . As I think , happiness itself is undefineableundefinableSPELL [#22556] , but everyone can answer about the feeling of being happy . The best way to define what is happinesshappiness isWO [#22557] is to find out which thing makemakesVERB:SVA [#22558] every single person feel good individually , so we will recognise that all the results are identical , but " trees of possible ways " are each unique . So , these facts for me are begging the question about how to write any interesting ways about how to become happy if they may be not intersubjective ? Well , the only way to do this is using " general values " . As I think , the main oneNOUN [#22559] is being needed for someone . For example , personally , I feel happy at all the different times in my life because I am sure that my family and theDET [#22560] closest friends will always have a need in me . The second factor is , at least , thinking that you have got a role , function in some sort of scheme because ifitSPELL [#22561] puts on you theDET [#22562] responsibility for the whole organisation that gives some more things which you can use as triggers to continue living with full potential . If you can feel with your own role in the world of society thanthenSPELL [#22563] the feeling of being unswapableirreplaceableADJ [#22564] wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#22565] be settled strongly in your mind . The last factor is having aDET [#22566] pleasure from doing the things you like . This feeling can be reached throughoutthroughPREP [#22567] understanding of the theDET [#22568] nesessaritynecessitySPELL [#22569] of things you do and the whole outer world ,PUNCT [#22570] because when you feel yourself unswapableirreplaceableADJ [#22571] , you feel yourself in harmony with other people and the whole world . In conclusion , I would like to say that the general factors of being happy are the same . All the differences are in methods , which depend on cultural differences and individual traits of every person .

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{"id": 926}
This chart shows the difference of post - school qualifications in Australia according to gender in the year 1999 . Generally it can be said that the amount of women , who got the undergraduate dilomadiplomaSPELL [#22801] reached 70 % and it is the highest peak of females ' level of qualification . Almost 95 % of men ended school and got the skilled vocational diploma in 1999 and it is an absolutabsoluteSPELL [#22802] result . After exploring the chart for more details it can be noticed that males dominated in getting postgraduates diploma and master 's degree as well . Only the number of men and women who got the bachelor 's degree was approximately at the same level , however even at that point the percentage of males is a bit higher . To sum up , it must be said that in Australia the year 1999 brought the popukatinpopulationSPELL [#22803] where males were more adducatededucatedSPELL [#22804] than females althoughthrrealthoughSPELL [#22805] therePRON [#22806] were some certain cases when women seeemedseemedSPELL [#22807] to be better .

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{"id": 996}
Everyone is searching for happiness . Being happy is a life goal . People are searchinglookingVERB [#23143] for a good job , nice and tidy appartmentapartmentSPELL [#23144] and love of their life to be happy . Because if you do n't like your surroundingsurroundingsMORPH [#23145] , you 're not going to be happy . As we know , everyone describes happiness in different ways . For some people having a dicentdecentSPELL [#23146] job and lots of money on their bank account is a way to be happy . FromOnPREP [#23147] the other hand , lots of people do not pay attention to material things and find their happiness in love . That 's why every person has his or herOTHER [#23148] own priorities and search for happiness isVERB:TENSE [#23149] following them . This is the reason why it 's hard to describe happiness - almost everyone will have his or herOTHER [#23150] own answer . But it does n't mean that some of them will be wrong or right ;PUNCT [#23151] it means that , for example , my definition of happiness might not suit toPREP [#23152] my friend because he can probably be wishing for a lot of friends fortoPART [#23153] beingbeVERB:FORM [#23154] happy , while I think that good health is most important in our life . In my opinion , the most important factor in achieving happiness is being sure that you do n't harm anyone around you . I think itPRON [#23155] unexeptableunacceptableSPELL [#23156] to follow your dreams walking byoverPREP [#23157] other people 's headsOTHER [#23158] . Someone 's unhappiness ca n't make you happy andorCONJ [#23159] your life complete . ItYour happinessOTHER [#23160] should n't hashaveVERB:FORM [#23161] bad consequences for people around you . To sum up , even if it 's hard to define what happiness is , people have to think before doing anything to reachrealiseVERB [#23162] their dream . Because we ca n't be happy by making someone unhappy . ThinkThinkingVERB:FORM [#23163] about people around you is a first step on your way to be happy .

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{"id": 1020}
The aboveAboveORTH [#23253] chart features the percentage of men and women holding various levels of qualifications in Australia in 1999 . It is clear that from the graph that skilled vocational diploma iswasVERB:TENSE [#23254] very popular among makesmenNOUN [#23255] as opposed to women ,PUNCT [#23256] who constitute only 10 % of the total number of such diploma holders . According to the graph , women preferpreferredVERB:TENSE [#23257] undergraduate education and focusefocusedSPELL [#23258] on takinggettingVERB [#23259] undergraduate diploma . The percentage of females is about 70 % . A similar participantsituation isOTHER [#23260] presentspresentedVERB:FORM [#23261] inforPREP [#23262] obstainingobtainingSPELL [#23263] a bachelor 's degree . MalesMenNOUN [#23264] consist ofconstitutedOTHER [#23265] 53 % of those who heldOTHER [#23266] it . Futher analysingAnalysingNOUN [#23267] the graph furtherADV [#23268] it can be seen that men havehadVERB:TENSE [#23269] an upper hand in the postgraduationpostgraduatesSPELL [#23270] division comprising 70 % and 60 % of theDET [#23271] totalallOTHER [#23272] people having a postgraduate diploma and a master 's degree against women whoPRON [#23273]⚠️ consist'sNOUN:POSS [#23274] ofPREP [#23275] 30 % and 40 % respectively . To sum up , while women arewereVERB:TENSE [#23276] more interested in undergraduate study in the meantime completelymen men men prevailedOTHER [#23277] dominantingdominatingSPELL [#23278] women in skilled vocational qualifications .

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{"id": 1022}
The chart illustrates the proportion of Australian male and female holdingholders ofOTHER [#23286] five different levels of post - school qualifications in the year of 1999 . Generally speaking , the qualifications in case of skilled vocational diploma , postgraduate diploma and master 's degreeNOUN [#23287] have been reachedwere acquiredVERB [#23288] mostly by men . However , the qualifications in terms of undergraduate diploma and bachelor 's degree were preferably chosen by women . The hugesthighestADJ [#23289] difference between men and women was in skilled vocational diploma . It was about 90 % for men and only 10 % offorPREP [#23290] women reached this qualification . In addition , postgraduate diploma as wellaswell asORTH [#23291] master 's degree sawshowVERB [#23292] the same pattern ,PUNCT [#23293] in which the differencesfiguresNOUN [#23294] betweenforPREP [#23295] two genders in these groups were 20 % and 40 % . On the other hand , the proportion of women with undergraduate diploma was higher than that of men by 30 percent . The quantitypercentageNOUN [#23296] of women reaching tgetheSPELL [#23297] bachelor 's degree was higher byOTHER [#23298] nearly 10 % moreADJ [#23299] than that of men ,PUNCT [#23300] and itPRON [#23301]⚠️ was 55 % .

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{"id": 1035}
Nowadays people are deeply concerned about people 'stheirOTHER [#23430] happiness . They believe that it is aDET [#23431] very significant part of our life , but nobody knowknowsVERB:SVA [#23432] theitsDET [#23433] definition of itOTHER [#23434] . To start with , people inOTHER [#23435] our society have different lifestyle and interests . Some people tend to set up theirDET [#23436] own business and achieve aOTHER [#23437] goalgoalsNOUN:NUM [#23438] in the cariercareerSPELL [#23439] but others prefer to makeengage inOTHER [#23440] a good relationshipsrelationshipNOUN:NUM [#23441] and find the parthnerpartnerSPELL [#23442] to builtbuildVERB:FORM [#23443] aDET [#23444] ownaOTHER [#23445] family . As a result , people define differently theOTHER [#23446] happiness . Because they have distinctivea specialOTHER [#23447] point of wievviewSPELL [#23448] on this problem . First of all , if you want to achieve happiness , you need to understand yourDET [#23449] own interests and aims in life . Secondly , people need to be open to new experienceexperiencesNOUN:NUM [#23450] and to make more friends who willVERB:TENSE [#23451] support your achievements . Every person needneedsVERB:SVA [#23452] to find his or herOTHER [#23453] own hobby and interest where youtheyPRON [#23454]⚠️ can havemakeVERB [#23455] a progress if you will make an attempt in this area . I believe that our family and our work is mademakeVERB:TENSE [#23456] us moremuchADV [#23457] happier . If you have a good relationships , ilitSPELL [#23458] will have a positive impact on your position in life because only close people may help you to determine what you really want in life . All in all , the support of ourDET [#23459] close peoplepeople closeWO [#23460] to usOTHER [#23461] and our interests are important in achieving happiness . The support of our friend or parterpartnerSPELL [#23462] willVERB:TENSE [#23463] help to achieve yourourDET [#23464] goals . As a result , if you have the aim in your life , you will be happy . To sum up , happiness is difficult to define because all people are different and have distinctivedifferentADJ [#23465] aims in life . But our family and interests determine our happiness .

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{"id": 1041}
There are two stated opinions about ways to improve people 's health . The one part ofSomeOTHER [#23500] people is about to think that the best measuresolutionNOUN [#23501] will be increasing number of sports facilities while the others think that it will not be very effective and other ways of solving this problem should be found . In my opinion , increasing the number of sports facilities and making them free cancouldVERB:TENSE [#23502] be the best opportunity to increase the health level of people . It is not a secret that each kind of sport or even gym is really expensive now . Not every family can afford to pay for their sport activities or the ones ofOTHER [#23503] their childrens oneschildrenNOUN [#23504] . Moreover , I have an argument forto supportOTHER [#23505] my point of view . In the Soviet Union there were a lot of entertainment and sports activities and they were free and there were more people desiringwillingADJ [#23506] to do sports . Furthermore , there is well known statistics that shows us that our grandparents and parents who lived in USSR were much stronger and healthier . But on the other hand , other measures can be suitableeffectiveADJ [#23507] too . For example , obligatory physical education classes should take place at universities and colleges as ittheyPRON [#23508] isdoVERB [#23509] now at schools . And for sure , the level of medical care must be increased by the government 's policy . To sum up , the option of increasing the number of sports facilities seems to me more efficient , but the other variantssolutionsNOUN [#23510] can have an effect too . ToInPREP [#23511] my mindopinionNOUN [#23512] , everything depends on ourselves and our desire , if we have an aim to rise our level of health and become stronger , we will definetelydefinitelySPELL [#23513] cope withachieveOTHER [#23514] it .

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{"id": 1043}
Sometimes , high school programmes include unpaid community service and some people think that it is a good idea . For example it could be working for a charity or teaching sports to younger children or aDET [#23533] programmprogramSPELL [#23534] to protect rivers and forests from the pollution . Generally it is a good idea . It 's a good for a pupils of a high school and for a other people . Volunteers are needed everywhere . There are some areas therewhereADV [#23535] volunteers help areisVERB:SVA [#23536] needed . Teaching young children to make some good things like a sport skills . In my opinion , unpaid community service must be a compulsory part of high school programmes . It is a good thing thenwhenADV [#23537] you can teach somebody or help to our nature . In highupperADJ [#23538] classes ,PUNCT [#23539] some children haveareVERB [#23540] stressstressedVERB:FORM [#23541] because they are afraid of their pass of lastfinalADJ [#23542] exams . But sometimes thistheseDET [#23543] volunteer programmes can take upPART [#23544] much time . And therefore many children diddoVERB:TENSE [#23545] n't take part in thistheseDET [#23546] community services because they are afraid that they will notADV [#23547] have n'tCONTR [#23548] enough time to prepare toforPREP [#23549] their exams . But unpaid community service is ussuallyusuallySPELL [#23550] aDET [#23551] good experience and aanDET [#23552] placeopportunityNOUN [#23553] for communication . You will fingfindSPELL [#23554] many friends if you will take placepartNOUN [#23555] in thistheseDET [#23556] services , because there are many people with open soulsoulsNOUN:NUM [#23557] whoPRON [#23558] are volunteers . They diddoVERB:TENSE [#23559] n't work for money , they help to people because they like it . In conclusion , unpaid community service havehasVERB:SVA [#23560] some plusesprosNOUN [#23561] and some minusesconsNOUN [#23562] .

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{"id": 1047}
I 'd like to begin with the fact thatOTHER [#23635] , some people may think that it is a good idea to force high school students to participate in unpaid community services , because they could learn valuable lessons . I think life skills are very important and by doing voluntary work , students can learn how to communicate with others and work in a team , but also how to manage their time and improve their organizational skills . Nowadays , teenagers do n't have many after schoolsschoolNOUN:NUM [#23636] activities . After school clubs are no longer that popular and students mostly go home and sit in front of TV or play video games . By giving them compulsory work activities with charitablecharitiesOTHER [#23637] or for theOTHER [#23638] community activities , they will be encouraged to do something more creative . Students will also demandinggainVERB [#23639] more respect towards work and money as they realize that it is not only that easy to earn themitPRON [#23640]⚠️ and hopefully will learn to spend themitPRON [#23641]⚠️ in aDET [#23642] more practical way . Healthy life balance areisVERB:SVA [#23643] strongly promoted and therefore any kind of spare time charity work will prevent from sitting and doing nothing . In conclusion , I 'd like to say that it is a very good idea , and I hope that this programmprogramSPELL [#23644] will be sucsessfulsuccessfulSPELL [#23645] .

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{"id": 1050}
The chart shows overall number of minutes of telephone calls in the UK . The chart provideprovidesVERB:SVA [#23670] the information thatPREP [#23671] the number of minutes of local telephone calls is much higher then national and international and mobiles calls . This tendency is savedpreservedVERB [#23672] for all time from 1995 to 2002 . In 1999 the number of minutes of local callsOTHER [#23673] reached theitsDET [#23674] higherhighestADJ:FORM [#23675] positionvalueNOUN [#23676] of 90 billionsbillionMORPH [#23677] minutes . From 1995 to 1999 the number of minutes of local calls was increasing from 70 billionsbillionMORPH [#23678] to 90 billionsbillionMORPH [#23679] . But after untilbyPREP [#23680] 2002 this value decreased to approximatlyapproximatelySPELL [#23681] the 70 billionsbillionMORPH [#23682] minutes . The national and international calls waswereVERB:SVA [#23683] not as popular as local calls . This number stepped upgrewOTHER [#23684] from 40 billionsbillionMORPH [#23685] in 1995 and achivedachievedSPELL [#23686] the value of about 60 billionsbillionMORPH [#23687] minutes in 2002 . The numberdurationNOUN [#23688] of mobile calls minutes jumpedgrewVERB [#23689] from the numbervalueNOUN [#23690] of 20 billion to about 40 billion from 2000 to 2001 . And in 2002 itPRON [#23691]⚠️ achivedachievedSPELL [#23692] the value of 45 billionsbillionMORPH [#23693] minutes . All in all , theDET [#23694] chart shows the tendency of using the phone from 1995 to 2002 .

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{"id": 1062}
The bar chart shows the time spent by the UK residents on different types of telephone calls between 1995 and 2002 . Local - fixed line calls were the highest throughout the period , rising from 70 billion minutes in 1995 to just about 90 billion in 1999 . After peakingreachingVERB [#23879] 90 billion thisthatDET [#23880] year , these calls had fallen back to the 1995 figure by 2002 . National and international fixed - line grew stadilysteadilySPELL [#23881] from slightly less than 40 billion in 1995 to 70 billion at the end of the period . There was a dramatic increase from 3 to 50 billion minutes of mobile calls . The biggest rise was between 1999 and 2004 . To sum up , although local - fixed lines were still theasOTHER [#23882] popular in 2004 as ittheyPRON [#23883] waswereVERB:SVA [#23884] in 1995 . The gap between the three categories had narrowed considerably over the second part of the selected period .

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{"id": 1063}
Nowadays there is aDET [#23885] very actualpopularADJ [#23886] opinion that schools should doincludeVERB [#23887] some unpaid work as lessonsin the curriculunOTHER [#23888] to teach students how to help other people . I agree with itthisPRON [#23889] and think that such school programmes are necessary . Firstly , it teaches children how to communicate in the communitysocietyNOUN [#23890] and giveshareVERB [#23891] their experienseexperienceSPELL [#23892] towithPREP [#23893] the classmates or people inOTHER [#23894] neededneedMORPH [#23895] personsNOUN [#23896] . You can help with some things or make some program which must help to achieve points?OTHER [#23897] . Secondly , students can see a problems of other people , their mistakes and try not to repeat itthemPRON [#23898] in the future . Maybe it helpscould helpVERB:TENSE [#23899] them to choose a right way , because children can thinkreflectVERB [#23900] aboutonPREP [#23901] problems that usually solve elder peopleelder people usually solveWO [#23902] . Finally , unpaid community services help government to save the money . If many schools will have such lessons a lot of work will beVERB:TENSE [#23903] done by children . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#23904] there iswill beVERB:TENSE [#23905] no anything harm for school children if they passspendVERB [#23906] time inPREP [#23907] working for a charity or improving houses or doingVERB [#23908] any anotherotherDET [#23909] work . In conclusion I think the idea of making unpaid lessons is very good for community because it helps it to bebecomeVERB [#23910] better .

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{"id": 1066}
The chart indicates the amount of minutes of phone calls in the UK , from 1995 to 2002 . It can be clearly seen that the duration ofOTHER [#23934] local calls werewasVERB:SVA [#23935] significantly biggerlongerADJ [#23936] than the duration ofOTHER [#23937] othersotherMORPH [#23938] types of calls during the whole period . Local calls were slightly increased from over 70 billion of minutes to about 90 billion of minutes during the period between 1995 and 2002 . IttheyPRON [#23939]⚠️ were decreased to closely 75 billion of minutes in the next three years . As we can see , national and international call type started at nearly 40 billion of minutes in 1995 . And ititsDET [#23940] number slightly increased to over 60 billion of minutes in 2002 . Mobile calls were only 2 - 3 billion of minutes in 1995 . It was almost constant amount of minutes during the next 4 years . Mobile calls were about 15 billion of minutes in 1999 . But itPRON [#23941]⚠️ was rocketedincreasedVERB [#23942] to over 45 billion of minutes in 2002 . AtInPREP [#23943] theDET [#23944] conclusion , local call typescallsNOUN [#23945] were more popular in 1995 than in 2002 . National and international calls and mobile calls reached a peak in 2002 . Both of them decreased the difference between local type of calls and them?OTHER [#23946] during the period .

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{"id": 1067}
Some part of people think that unpaid community service needneedsVERB:SVA [#23947] to be made as a course in high school . It could be helping homeless people or cleaning polluted environment . ForOnPREP [#23948] the one hand it 's a great idea to help teenagers to understand importance of free services . They will not waste their time foronPREP [#23949] bad things , for example smoking . It will be a very big source forofPREP [#23950] help to theDET [#23951] government . Teenagers will teach other people and studylearnVERB [#23952] how to care about others , how to help to theDET [#23953] environment . But inonPREP [#23954] the other hand , everyone havehasVERB:SVA [#23955] a right on a decisionto decideOTHER [#23956] . Pupils of high school are experienced enough to know doifOTHER [#23957] they want to offer aDET [#23958] free help or theyPRON [#23959] do n'tnotOTHER [#23960] . I think that unpaid community service should n't be a necessary parttaskNOUN [#23961] for every student , they need to have a choisechoiceSPELL [#23962] .

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{"id": 1069}
As for now , unpaid community service is aDET [#23983] hot topic for most of us . I see both advantages and disadvantages in this type of activity , like improving the neighbourhood and working for a charity . First of all , let 's talk about advantages of being theOTHER [#23984] unpaid community service beingVERB [#23985] a compulsory part of high school programmes . I believe , that charity activity and helping and teaching to youngersyoungstersSPELL [#23986] can teach olderADJ [#23987] oldersolderSPELL [#23988] schoolchildrenNOUN [#23989] what it feels likePREP [#23990] to be kind fortoPREP [#23991] others , can show us whatthatPRON [#23992]⚠️ we can beVERB [#23993] better than we already are , and also whatthatPRON [#23994] we can make our world better and much more beautifullbeautifulSPELL [#23995] together . It 's really awesome I think , so if this initiative isVERB:TENSE [#23996] used properly it defenitelydefinitelySPELL [#23997] should be a compulsory part of high school programmes . And whichthatDET [#23998] is leadleadsVERB:TENSE [#23999] us to another side of theDET [#24000] coin . As all wewe allWO [#24001] know , we live in aDET [#24002] beautiful country , but still we have a huge amount of fools . Some people can not understand this initiative properly and can make wrong decisions based on it . Some of students in high schools just ca n't spend extra time helping the youngersyoungstersSPELL [#24003] in reasonbecauseOTHER [#24004] of hard exam preparation . They should study hard if they want to gainearnVERB [#24005] good marksgradesNOUN [#24006] on examexamsNOUN:NUM [#24007] and go to the university which they choosedchoseVERB:INFL [#24008] . So if charity activity becomebecomesVERB:SVA [#24009] aDET [#24010] " must toVERB:FORM [#24011] do " they have great chancechancesNOUN:NUM [#24012] to loseperformVERB [#24013] markspoorlyADV [#24014] on the exam . So , in my opinion , this initiative can be one of the best ideas for our high school , but just if used properly and didif it doesOTHER [#24015] n't make students lose their marksinterfere with the study process .OTHER [#24016] .

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{"id": 1077}
In the modern world when the rythmrhythmSPELL [#24168] of life is so fast and people are so busy , one of the most important questionsissues / concernsOTHER [#24169] is the problem of the public health . There is an opinion that theDET [#24170] increaseincreasingVERB:FORM [#24171] of theOTHER [#24172] variety of sport facilities can solve this problem . However , other people think that it 's not the right way and it wo n't help somehow . First of all , the bigger number of the sport facilities can solve the situationproblemNOUN [#24173] withofPREP [#24174] thepublicOTHER [#24175] health , because it 's a good way of giving people different opportunities . Secondly , if such facilities are ableavailableADJ [#24176] for everyone and are free or not so expensive , this may encourage people to try something new in their lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#24177] . Moreover , the increase ofinPREP [#24178] the number ofOTHER [#24179] sport facilities can be the cause of the new trends such as , for example , healthy lifestyle . This can ledleadVERB:FORM [#24180] to a good impression on the society and the public health will be improved . On the other hand , it is necessary to remember that if a personsomeoneOTHER [#24181] does not want to take care onofPREP [#24182] histheirDET [#24183] health , nothing can persuade himthemPRON [#24184]⚠️ , exceptPREP [#24185] orforSPELL [#24186] onlyADV [#24187] a strong disease . And that is the main reason why increasingVERB [#24188] the varietyquantityNOUN [#24189] of sport facilities might be useless . Personally I strongly believe that by increasing the number of sport facilities it is possible to solve only a part of the problem . As a whole it can be solved only by giving people an idea asthatPREP [#24190] a healthy lifestyle is something good , useful and worth doing . HereFor thisOTHER [#24191] can be used advertisements , TV programmes etc . To sum up , public health needs to be improved in different ways . Not only one method of changing sport facilities ' number can be used here , as it was said earlier . That is why the government and all the people should think and maybe invent something new and unusual to make every person startingstartVERB:FORM [#24192] taking care of his or herOTHER [#24193] health .

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{"id": 1078}
The charts that are presented in the task illustrate changes onofPREP [#24194] the ages of the populations of Italy and Yemen in 2000 . Also they show predictions for the year 2050 . Speaking about initial trends in population in Italy and Yemen in 2000 it should be noticed that the main difference could be seen in numbers of people aged 60 +andOTHER [#24195] yearsover ofOTHER [#24196] which therePRON [#24197]⚠️ are 20 % more presentedVERB [#24198] in Italy . Another interesting comparison that should be highlightedbrought to lightOTHER [#24199] is that half of Yemen population consists of citizens under theOTHER [#24200] agedageMORPH [#24201] betweenofPREP [#24202] 0OTHER [#24203] andCONJ [#24204] 14 yearsNOUN [#24205] while in Italy they takeaccount forOTHER [#24206] only 15 % . Summing it up , all the data presented predicts better future by the year 2050 for Yemen where the most hard - working part of population ( aged 15 - 59 years ) will takeaccount forOTHER [#24207] almost 60 % . In comparison these numbers decrease in Italy to 42.3 % with the significant enlargement of elderly ( 60 + years ) population .

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{"id": 1083}
There is a widespread debate about improvement of public health in the world . The aim of this essay is to discuss two points of view . Some people think that it is necessary to increase the quantity of sports facilities . Only that can really improve public health . ItTo me itOTHER [#24295] seemsdoes n't seemOTHER [#24296] fortoPART [#24297] me notbeOTHER [#24298] a good decisionsolutionNOUN [#24299] . In Moscow there are many sport centers but it does not reflect on public health . There are some reasons for that . The first reason is money . It 's rather expensive to go tojoinOTHER [#24300] the sport facilitygymNOUN [#24301] , about twenty thousands rubles per year . The second reason is time . It takes more than hour to gogetVERB [#24302] to aDET [#24303] gym . Therefore , if the government decides to improve public health by increasing the number of sports facilities , it will be rightbetterADJ [#24304] to make a free accessmembershipsNOUN [#24305] for them and place sports facilities near transport stations and bus stops . Other people insist that other measures are required . First of all , the public health depends on right foodnutritionNOUN [#24306] . Government can ban GMO products and providepromoteVERB [#24307] the consumption of local goods . The second measure is social advertisement . Mass media can be used to promote healthy way of lifelifestyleOTHER [#24308] . Also government can setlevyVERB [#24309] the higher taxes on alcohol and cigarettes . However , all these measures will not work without personal willingdesireNOUN [#24310] oftoPART [#24311] beingbeVERB:FORM [#24312] healthy . Some people dislike sport and prefer to drink and smoke instead ofoverOTHER [#24313] running . In conclusion , itIPRON [#24314]⚠️ iswouldVERB:TENSE [#24315] neededlikeVERB [#24316] to underline that public health depends on many reasons and there can not be only one best way to improve it .

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{"id": 1085}
Condition of public health is one of the most discussed problems . There are some suggestions ofonPREP [#24335] the ways of itsDET [#24336] improving itPRON [#24337] , and one of them is increasing the number of sport facilities . However , there are some doubts that this would actually work . On the one hand , there are a lot of advantages of developing sport facilities . Unfortunately , a lot of citizens can hardly find a football or basketball pitch in their neighbourhoodneighborhoodNOUN [#24338] . That leads to unnecessary wastingwasteMORPH [#24339] of time on the way to sport facilities that could even preventdiscourageVERB [#24340] people from visiting them . And increasing the number of these facilities would solve this problem . What is moreFurthermoreOTHER [#24341] , some people who were not interested in sports earlier maymightVERB:TENSE [#24342] find doing sports really attractiveappealingVERB [#24343] for them in case of sports facilities growing number . On the other hand , there are some disadvantages of this solution too . There are no proovsproofsSPELL [#24344] that the construction of new sports facilities would influence people interests . Some people might be bored of all kinds of sports and prefer another ways of spending time . Some people may also disagree with spreading of sport fields because they may need other kinds of facilities . For instance , families with children maymightVERB:TENSE [#24345] worry about the replacement of playgrounds or parks with sports constructions . But this position is arguable because different sports facilities are well -OTHER [#24346] combined withinwithPREP [#24347] parks or with playgrounds . To sum it up , there are a lot of pros and cons forofPREP [#24348] building more sports facilities . The main evidencebasisNOUN [#24349] for this solution is the lack of sports constructions andsoOTHER [#24350] people are not able to do sports . But there areisVERB:SVA [#24351] someaDET [#24352] doubtspossibilityNOUN [#24353] that this would not only influencebe unbeneficial forOTHER [#24354] public health in a good wayOTHER [#24355] , orbutCONJ [#24356] evenmightOTHER [#24357] maymightVERB:TENSE [#24358] spoil already existing facilities . However , these concerns are not actually truthfulunfoundedOTHER [#24359] and increasing number of sport fields and other constructions would only change the situation in a better way .

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{"id": 1091}
Nowadays , everyone can study inatPREP [#24520] a UniversityuniversityORTH [#24521] and it isdoesVERB:TENSE [#24522] not depend on aDET [#24523] sexstudent 'sOTHER [#24524] genderNOUN [#24525] . However , there are some people ,PUNCT [#24526] who believe that UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#24527] should accept the same number of boys and girls in every subject . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#24528] this practice would not be successful . First of all , I think , there are many subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#24529] which are more interesting for boys , or which are moreADV [#24530] easier for girls . For example , men like engeneeringengineeringSPELL [#24531] more thenthanSPELL [#24532] arts , so many boys want to study engeneeringengineeringSPELL [#24533] . In this situation , if UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#24534] should accept equal numberproportionsNOUN [#24535] of male and female students , it will be impossible for some boys to study what they want . FuthermoreFurthermoreSPELL [#24536] , to my mind , in some countries there are not equal numberproportionsNOUN [#24537] of men and women . So ,PUNCT [#24538] if there are much more women in this country , it will be impossible to organize the same numberproportionsNOUN [#24539] of male and female students in every subject . However , some people suppose that equal amountamountsNOUN:NUM [#24540] of boys and girls in every subjects make itPRON [#24541] possible to have different specialists in one way , because man and woman have different ways to solve the problems . But IninORTH [#24542] my opinion , there are a lot of onlysolelyOTHER [#24543] man 'smaleOTHER [#24544] professions today , and it is not necessary for women try to work in them . FinalyFinallySPELL [#24545] , I want to say that in all theDET [#24546] UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#24547] all over the WorldworldORTH [#24548] there are not equal numberproportionsNOUN [#24549] of male and female students inatPREP [#24550] every faculty and in every subject . And I believe that it is right system , because everyone havehasVERB:SVA [#24551] a chance to study where he / she wantwantsVERB:SVA [#24552] and it isdoesVERB:TENSE [#24553] not depend on gender .

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{"id": 1094}
On the following diagrammdiagramSPELL [#24603] it can be clearly seen howwhatOTHER [#24604] manypercentage ofOTHER [#24605] people fromagedOTHER [#24606] 65 and overOTHER [#24607] years andold areOTHER [#24608] morethereOTHER [#24609] in the period from 1940 upPREP [#24610] to 2040 in countries , like Japan , Sweden and theDET [#24611] USA . First of all , the graphicgraphMORPH [#24612] below shows a small decreacedecreaseSPELL [#24613] in the numberpercentageNOUN [#24614] of oldelderlyADJ [#24615] people in Japan . But , inatPREP [#24616] in the end of 80s the situation changed greatly . It can be noticed that it is a steady rise from the end of 80s up to theDET [#24617] 2030 . Moreover , the statistics shows us a dramaticaldramaticSPELL [#24618] increaceincreaseSPELL [#24619] in 2030 in the numberproportionNOUN [#24620] of oldelderlyADJ [#24621] people from 10 % up to 25 % . WhatPRON [#24622]⚠️ aboutInPREP [#24623] theDET [#24624] USA , it can be seen , that inatPREP [#24625] the beginning of the period , the numberlevelNOUN [#24626] of people afteragedOTHER [#24627] 65 and overOTHER [#24628] was about 8 - 9 % . Then it can be noticed ,PUNCT [#24629] that there iswasVERB:TENSE [#24630] a stable rise untilluntilSPELL [#24631] theDET [#24632] 80s . After that , it isOTHER [#24633] supposed ,PUNCT [#24634] that the numberOTHER [#24635] will be fallingdecreasedVERB [#24636] untilluntilSPELL [#24637] 2015 , and ,PUNCT [#24638] then it will beOTHER [#24639] a huge increaceincreaseSPELL [#24640] up toincreaseOTHER [#24641] 23 % is expectedVERB [#24642] . Finally , concerning Sweden , the following graph shows us a really unstable situation . It can be clearly seen ,PUNCT [#24643] that atinPREP [#24644] the period from 1940 tiltoOTHER [#24645] 1980 ittherePRON [#24646]⚠️ was an an increaceincreaseSPELL [#24647] . Then , the diagromdiagramSPELL [#24648] shows us falls and rises that go after each other . Finally , it will rich atOTHER [#24649] the numberlevelNOUN [#24650] of about 25,5 - 26 % percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#24651] .

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{"id": 1096}
InFromPREP [#24703] this diogramdiagramSPELL [#24704] we can see the per sentpercentageOTHER [#24705] of people whichwhoPRON [#24706] are older than 65 frominPREP [#24707] 1940OTHER [#24708] totheOTHER [#24709] 2040periodOTHER [#24710] in three different countries , which are Japan , theDET [#24711] USA and Sweden . Firstly , it is easy to managemake outVERB [#24712] the drammaticlydramaticSPELL [#24713] risingriseMORPH [#24714] ofinPREP [#24715] pertheOTHER [#24716] centproportionNOUN [#24717] of oldelderlyADJ [#24718] people from 5 - 10 % in the 1940 andtoOTHER [#24719] 23 - 27 % in 2040 yaaryearOTHER [#24720] . And the most significant growing up wegrowthOTHER [#24721] can manageisVERB [#24722] atinPREP [#24723] Japan ,PUNCT [#24724] which starts from 5 percendper centsOTHER [#24725] and finishfinishesVERB:SVA [#24726] with nearnearlyADV [#24727] 27 persentper centNOUN [#24728] . In Japan , firstly , theDET [#24729] line goes down from 1940 to 1960 where, thenOTHER [#24730] it staystaysVERB:SVA [#24731] at this level till 1987 , wherewhenADV [#24732] it goes up . The mostOTHER [#24733] drammaticalydramaticallySPELL [#24734] rising weincreaseOTHER [#24735] can seebe seenVERB:TENSE [#24736] in 2030 ,PUNCT [#24737] wherewhenADV [#24738] the line significantly goes up to 25 per cent from 10 where it was . Also we can not see strong rising of linessignificant changeOTHER [#24739] ofinPREP [#24740] theDET [#24741] other two countries which are Sweden and# NAME theOTHER [#24742] USA . We can see that numberthe percentageOTHER [#24743] of people after 65 and over years old is bigger than in Japan in 1940 . Nevertheless ,PUNCT [#24744] after 100 years , in the end of the graph amountthe the proportionOTHER [#24745] of oldelderlyADJ [#24746] people in thistheseDET [#24747] two countries is lower than in theDET [#24748] third one . Lines here doesdoVERB:SVA [#24749] n't have any strong or significant rises suchADJ [#24750] as it was in Japan .

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{"id": 1097}
Some people believe that UniversitieuniversitiesSPELL [#24751] should accept equal amountnumbersNOUN [#24752] of male and female students in every faculty . In our modern world highhigherADJ:FORM [#24753] education becamehas becomeVERB:TENSE [#24754] aDET [#24755] normal and nesessarynecessarySPELL [#24756] thing such, , justOTHER [#24757] as school education . Also educationeducationalMORPH [#24758] system becameis becomingVERB:TENSE [#24759] better and better with every year and that is why many different subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#24760] developedappearVERB [#24761] in universities , so teenagers after graduating from thehave a wideOTHER [#24762] school havefacultyOTHER [#24763] aDET [#24764] wide choice offromPREP [#24765] facultyschoolNOUN [#24766] . On the one hand ,PUNCT [#24767] gender intolerance is one of the reasons why universities should accept equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#24768] of men and wemanwomenSPELL [#24769] atinPREP [#24770] each subject . Social intolerance is one of the biggest society problems that saysshowingOTHER [#24771] us which jobs areVERB:TENSE [#24772] allowed only for malemenNOUN [#24773] or only for femalewomenNOUN [#24774] . But after all it will be difficult to find some people whichwhoPRON [#24775] wantswantVERB:SVA [#24776] to enter " another - gender university " . For example , it is a well - known fact that there are much more female teachers than male , and the main reason isVERB [#24777] that manmenNOUN:NUM [#24778] just do n't want to be teachers . So what gon na happenedis going to happenVERB:FORM [#24779] withtoPREP [#24780] our education system atinOTHER [#24781] allgeneralOTHER [#24782] if aDET [#24783] university has ten girls and one boy ? On the other hand ,PUNCT [#24784] this decision will breakdo away withOTHER [#24785] this social intolerance idea in one of the most important aspects of our lives such as work in the neasestnearestSPELL [#24786] future . But after all it is not that easy to find theDET [#24787] same number of peopleOTHER [#24788] of different gender oninPREP [#24789] oneeachDET [#24790] subject . PeopleEach personOTHER [#24791] areisVERB:SVA [#24792] individualuniqueADJ [#24793] and eachDET [#24794] thereperson 'sOTHER [#24795] hopes and future plans ca n't be predicted . So universityuniversitiesNOUN:NUM [#24796] that takeadmitVERB [#24797] equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#24798] of students of either sexOTHER [#24799] will not have enoughtenoughSPELL [#24800] students to keep existsurviveVERB [#24801] . In my opinion , I totalytotallySPELL [#24802] dis agreedisagreeORTH [#24803] with this extentopinionNOUN [#24804] , humanity should n't forget about human individuality and creareshould n't createOTHER [#24805] such extra - tolerancetolerantMORPH [#24806] ideas which can easily block our future and highhigherADJ:FORM [#24807] education possebilitiespossibilitiesSPELL [#24808] . I believe that in our modern society we have good opportunities and nothing isVERB [#24809] needneedsVERB:SVA [#24810] to be changed .

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{"id": 1098}
The graph provides information about numbera proportionOTHER [#24811] of people fromPREP [#24812] 65 agedaged 65WO [#24813] and over in Japan , Sweden and theDET [#24814] USA from 1940 tountilPREP [#24815] 2040 . Overall , it stands from picture is that number of oldelderlyADJ [#24816] people is increased sharply . Looking at the details , the numberproportion of elderly peopleOTHER [#24817] of the population in Japan is risen greatly , from 5 % in 1940 to 27 % in 2040 . AtInPREP [#24818] the beginningNOUN [#24819] beginning ,PUNCT [#24820] it stayed levelled off , bytbutSPELL [#24821] then it increasedwill increaseVERB:TENSE [#24822] sharply in 2030 . AtTo talkOTHER [#24823] theDET [#24824] detaisdetailsSPELL [#24825] ofPREP [#24826] Sweden ,PUNCT [#24827] , the numberproportion of elderly peopleOTHER [#24828] of population is grown gradually , reached peaks in 1980 and in 2015 and fallsfallingsMORPH [#24829] in 1960 and 1995 . The respectiveADJ [#24830] proportion of population of USA is grown gradually . ThatWhatPRON [#24831] 's interesting that the number of population of the theOTHER [#24832] USA and Sweden are growngrowingVERB:FORM [#24833] near to each other . But from 2000 to 2020 the population of USA is expected to beVERB [#24834] declined , while population of Sweden increasedis going to increaseVERB:FORM [#24835] . Also , there is a tendency that despite of big differences during all period , population odofPREP [#24836] all theDET [#24837] countries began growthgrowingMORPH [#24838] at the similar level of each other . And to the year ofOTHER [#24839] 2040 there is n't going to beVERB [#24840] a big differencesdifferenceNOUN:NUM [#24841] between them too .

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{"id": 1099}
There are a lot of differentsdifferentMORPH [#24842] universities nowadays andwithOTHER [#24843] different proportions of male and female students are there . Some people think , it will be right if proportionsthe numbers of men and womenOTHER [#24844] are similar to each otherequalOTHER [#24845] . I disagree with this opinion . I guess there is n't a bigmuchOTHER [#24846] necessityneedNOUN [#24847] inforPREP [#24848] it . First of all , it it is impossibleOTHER [#24849] to makethe numbersOTHER [#24850] equal numbers of boys and girls at university is impossibleOTHER [#24851] . Because all universities have different directions and facultiesdepartmentsNOUN [#24852] . Boys prefer one specialityspecialisationMORPH [#24853] , girls areselectVERB [#24854] another : they allDET [#24855] choose aDET [#24856] direction which is interesting for them and useful for their future . That 's why proportiontheir their numbersOTHER [#24857] ca n't be equal . There is a aDET [#24858] stereothypstereotypeSPELL [#24859] that men like mathMathsSPELL [#24860] and women like humanity scienceHumanitiesNOUN [#24861] . Secondly , I 'm sure that there is notnoOTHER [#24862] a big necessityneedOTHER [#24863] to accept equal proportionpropotionsNOUN [#24864] because it is not important how many male and female students therePRON [#24865] will be , it isOTHER [#24866] more seriousimportantADJ [#24867] how . TheytheyPUNCT [#24868] will communicate wthwithSPELL [#24869] each other , and study there . They shouldmustVERB:TENSE [#24870] be serious and educated people despite ofno matter what theOTHER [#24871] proportion . There is a positive side oftoPREP [#24872] this questionthe approach with equal numbers in admissionsOTHER [#24873] . Equal proporionproportionSPELL [#24874] of girls and boys will show equal rightrightsNOUN:NUM [#24875] of allbothDET [#24876] genders . But I 'm not sure that there are a lot of people ,PUNCT [#24877] who carescareVERB:SVA [#24878] ofaboutPREP [#24879] it . In conclusion , I 'd like to say that , of course , maybe equal numbers of male and female students will help to avoid some differentdifficultADJ [#24880] conflicts , but I 'm sure that it 's not important how many boys and girlsOTHER [#24881] how many boys and girls there are at a universityOTHER [#24882] , it is more important that they have a great desire fortoPART [#24883] studyingstudyVERB:FORM [#24884] and be friendly with each other .

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{"id": 1129}
Nowadays , the hidehigherOTHER [#25268] education becomeis becomingVERB:TENSE [#25269] more and more popular among youthyoungSPELL [#25270] people of bouthbothSPELL [#25271] sexsexesNOUN:NUM [#25272] . Some people think that universitesuniversitiesSPELL [#25273] should accept equal numbers of male and female studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#25274] in every subject . But otherothersNOUN:NUM [#25275] think that makingensuringVERB [#25276] equality of boys and girls inPREP [#25277] ananyDET [#25278] faculty is wrong . In my opinion , all students should take part in entringentranceSPELL [#25279] competitioncompetitionsNOUN:NUM [#25280] , despiteregardlessADV [#25281] of sextheir genderOTHER [#25282] . All people should understand ,PUNCT [#25283] that there are men -OTHER [#25284] only maleADJ [#25285] and women -OTHER [#25286] only femaleADJ [#25287] professions . And that the main goal of anyDET [#25288] university is preparing aDET [#25289] good specialists . The society will have a very big problem if we willVERB:TENSE [#25290] have equal numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#25291] of male and female specialists in every professionsprofessionNOUN:NUM [#25292] . For example , if university will prepare equal numbers of profesionsprofessionsSPELL [#25293] . For example , if aDET [#25294] university will preparepreparesVERB:TENSE [#25295] equal numbers of male and female builders , many women will have notnot haveWO [#25296] a goadgoodSPELL [#25297] job , instedcontraryADJ [#25298] oftoPREP [#25299] men , whitchwhichSPELL [#25300] numbers will nonotOTHER [#25301] beVERB [#25302] enoughtenoughSPELL [#25303] for goodworkingOTHER [#25304] workworkingVERB:FORM [#25305] in this professionsprofessionNOUN:NUM [#25306] . ElseAlsoADV [#25307] , equal numbers of boys and girls on a faculty will nonotOTHER [#25308] rightbe fairOTHER [#25309] for some people ,PUNCT [#25310] whichwhoPRON [#25311] will not enterenroll enrollVERB [#25312] onto studyOTHER [#25313] some subject justADV [#25314] because of sextheir their genderOTHER [#25315] . For example , theaDET [#25316] university acceptacceptsVERB:SVA [#25317] 30 boys and 30 girls on some subjectspecializationNOUN [#25318] . And imagineVERB [#25319] that 31 boys and 30 girls wantswantVERB:SVA [#25320] to enterapplyVERB [#25321] onto studyOTHER [#25322] this subject . The endingremainingVERB [#25323] 31st boy will not enterbe acceptedVERB [#25324] onPREP [#25325] subject , because of his sex , justevenADV [#25326] if he will have betterADJ [#25327] exmam 'sexamOTHER [#25328] results thatthanPREP [#25329] theDET [#25330] 1st girl ,PUNCT [#25331] whitchwhichSPELL [#25332] will study inatPREP [#25333] the university . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#25334] I want to say that there arareMORPH [#25335] some advantages and disadvantages in bouthbothSPELL [#25336] sistemsystemsSPELL [#25337] of entring in theOTHER [#25338] university admissionNOUN [#25339] . But I 'm sure , that malemenOTHER [#25340] and femalewomenOTHER [#25341] should have anDET [#25342] equal chance forinPREP [#25343] entringuniversity admissionOTHER [#25344] .

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{"id": 1159}
Universities should accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject . Nowadays the situation in the universities shows that not every specialityspecialisationMORPH [#25567] can accept equal parts of male and female students . This topic is worth toPREP [#25568] discussiondiscussingMORPH [#25569] . On the oneOTHER [#25570] hand , I partly agree with that because of its ambiguity . Technical universities attract mostlymoreOTHER [#25571] male applicants and than femaleADJ [#25572] students . The humanity specialitieshumanitiesNOUN [#25573] have mostly female oneonesNOUN:NUM [#25574] . It is obvious that such a situation shouldtakesVERB [#25575] beplaceOTHER [#25576] because male students are interested in practical education and female students in female practical skills , for example , literaryliteratureMORPH [#25577] , painting , history , languages . On the other hand , I can hardly agree with such athisDET [#25578] position . Most ofPREP [#25579] teachers who whoPRON [#25580]⚠️ , for instance , whoPRON [#25581]⚠️ teach literary studies are male onesmenOTHER [#25582] . Moreover , there are a lot of female researchers in physics , maths and other " male " specialitiesspecialisationMORPH [#25583] . For this reason theDET [#25584] universities can accept anyDET [#25585] numbers of different students ,PUNCT [#25586] who want to be taught by these skills . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#25587] I would like to notice that it is not important , which populationgenderNOUN [#25588] is leading oninPREP [#25589] which specialityspecialisationMORPH [#25590] . I think if aDET [#25591] student has a great interest in different studies , theDET [#25592] universities should explain them that and give themPRON [#25593] this opportunity . Another reason is that the government wants thaeirtheirSPELL [#25594] stidents toequalOTHER [#25595] partpartsMORPH [#25596] in equal proportionof studentsOTHER [#25597] in every subject necausebecauseSPELL [#25598] oftheyOTHER [#25599] wishwantOTHER [#25600] to have equal numbers of specialists in every subjectarea of workOTHER [#25601] . This reason can be justifiedVERB [#25602] but I prefer another onedirection ,OTHER [#25603] which is to let studentsOTHER [#25604] do what studentstheyOTHER [#25605] want . In anotherotherDET [#25606] wordsother ,OTHER [#25607] such a theme ishas beenVERB:TENSE [#25608] very popular and actual in recent years .

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{"id": 1182}
What is the definition of the word ' happiness ' ? However , it isis itWO [#25990] not possible to define it in one strict way ? Practically , most people believe that it isOTHER [#25991] nonotOTHER [#25992] . But , at the same time , they are convinced that happiness is extremely important and actual in our life . By the way , do we have any factors , according to which , we can judge wheterwhetherSPELL [#25993] the person is happy or not ? In my opinion , I strongly reckon , that happiness in our life is above alleverythingPRON [#25994]⚠️ , moreover , the definition of it is different for each person beacusebecauseSPELL [#25995] of theirDET [#25996] own priorities and factors . For several reasons which I will mention below ,PUNCT [#25997] I explain whyADV [#25998] why do II doWO [#25999] think so . First of all , all people are individual . It is rude and incorrect to give an exact meaning of happiness for all humankind . Moreover , we have to remember that our world is controversial . For example , there is a popular opinion that people can rule the world . To my mind , it is wrong //OTHER [#26000] I totally disagree with this statementOTHER [#26001] : worldtheOTHER [#26002] is able to rule us . It dictatesassigns us onOTHER [#26003] us social roles , it can help us to achieveVERB [#26004] an outstanding carreercareerSPELL [#26005] and at the same time , it can punish isusSPELL [#26006] just for a little mistake and put down usus downWO [#26007] right to the bottom of the society . As a result of this , most people understand the word ' happiness ' in ainOTHER [#26008] different waywaysNOUN:NUM [#26009] . For someone just to wake up will be the greatest achievement . For another person to be happyhappinessOTHER [#26010] is all about money , I mean their aim isOTHER [#26011] just to bebecomeVERB [#26012] a millionaire or something like that . In addition , I would like to prove my point of view with theaDET [#26013] fact from my everyday life as well . For instance , about 1 year ago I lost my grandmother as a result of her death . She was only 64 years old . TooSheOTHER [#26014] youngwasOTHER [#26015] , totooSPELL [#26016] ambitious , too kind , also aOTHER [#26017] generous person . An outstanding mother , sister and grand mothergrandmotherORTH [#26018] . TheaDET [#26019] deseasediseaseSPELL [#26020] which gives no chance to stay alive . She hadhasVERB:TENSE [#26021] been trying to overcome it , trytriedVERB:TENSE [#26022] to be needed for people who arewereVERB:TENSE [#26023] around her . DespitePREP [#26024] the...OTHER [#26025] deseasediseaseSPELL [#26026] she was absolutely happy . To be happyHappinessOTHER [#26027] for her meant the abilityOTHER [#26028] to be with her relatives , to help them , just to be with them forPREP [#26029] as many hours as she cancouldVERB [#26030] . Death . Happiness does not matter forstopOTHER [#26031] it . Fair or not ? For me , my grandmother was the true example of a-OTHER [#26032] real happiness . To sum itPRON [#26033]⚠️ all up , I would like to state that happiness is controversial and quite different for everyone . It is impossible to give a definition for it . But it is possible to provide this feeling if not for ourselves but for people who are around us . This is the main point . Our life is too short not toto notWO [#26034] be happy .

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{"id": 1184}
Some people strongly believe thatPREP [#26046] being happy has theaDET [#26047] big importance for everyone in the world . They give theaDET [#26048] special significance to this term being sure that the happiness has theaDET [#26049] huge influence on our lives . However ,PUNCT [#26050] we consider some personal associations ,PUNCT [#26051] when we can see or hear this word , and finally , it is problematic to give the only definition of this state . First of all , this happens because all people in the world are different and we have notADV [#26052] unsimilarsimilarSPELL [#26053] needs and values . This means that for a man or womanaOTHER [#26054] who lives somewhere in a developing country without any items of communication ,PUNCT [#26055] such asPREP [#26056] as the Internet or mobileaOTHER [#26057] set , it would be enough to have only what is necessary toforPREP [#26058] his or herOTHER [#26059] life . For example , those people who live in Africa need nothing but stilldrinkingVERB [#26060] water and food , but the habitantsinhabitantsSPELL [#26061] of any developed country ( the EuropeanEuropeansMORPH [#26062] ) are not happy with this , cause they need more . The second reason is the way the person iswasVERB:TENSE [#26063] grown inupPART [#26064] . TheADET [#26065] great role belongs to our parents and the way they moldraisedVERB [#26066] us , cause the problem is ifwhetherPREP [#26067] they give us some values or not , and what kind of values we get . Maybe they puthadVERB [#26068] some other impact toon us towardsOTHER [#26069] the happiness . To conclude , happiness can be achieved byinPREP [#26070] different ways . It is just depends on the meaning we put in this term . For everyonesomeoneNOUN [#26071] it can be a smile of theaDET [#26072] person orCONJ [#26073] heshePRON [#26074]⚠️ loves , for the others it can be achieved only if they get more money . As for me , happiness can be achieved justonlyADV [#26075] when I know whatthatPRON [#26076] everyone ofinPREP [#26077] my family andCONJ [#26078] ,myOTHER [#26079] friends are happy .

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{"id": 1185}
The graph shows how electricity is used typicallytypically usedWO [#26080] in winter and summer seasons in England . The pie chart shows so what thehowOTHER [#26081] electricity is used in averageanOTHER [#26082] English homehouseholdNOUN [#26083] . Firstly , the indicators demonstrate a high demand for electricity in winter . AitPRON [#26084]⚠️ fluctuates between 30000 and 40000 units of electricity during the day . The lowest figures are in the morning - ittheyPRON [#26085]⚠️ staysstayVERB:SVA [#26086] at 30000 units ,PUNCT [#26087] and , then it starts to increase and reaches aitsDET [#26088] peak at 219OTHER [#26089] o'clockp.m.NOUN [#26090] . In contrast , in summer the-OTHER [#26091] electricity is not used a lot in morningtheOTHER [#26092] . However , the figures start to rise rapidly in the same period - between 9 o'clocka.m.NOUN [#26093] and 131OTHER [#26094] o'clockp.m.NOUN [#26095] . Compared withtoPREP [#26096] winter , in summer the demand for electricity reaches aitsDET [#26097] peak at 131OTHER [#26098] o'clockp.m.NOUN [#26099] and then stays at above 17,000 units . In averageanOTHER [#26100] English homehouseNOUN [#26101] the highest percentage of the electricity is used for heating rooms and heating water ( 52,5 % ) . The 15 % of the electricity areusage isOTHER [#26102] for lighting , TV and radio ,PUNCT [#26103] and , alsealsoSPELL [#26104] , 15 % areisVERB:SVA [#26105] used for some electric tools like vacuum cleaners , food mixers and,OTHER [#26106] etc . For ovens , kettles and washing machines the 17,5 % of electricity theDET [#26107] is used . Overall , we can see that typicalaOTHER [#26108] daily demand for electricity is bigger in winter than summer . Also , the electricity is distributed forbetweenPREP [#26109] heating rooms and water in higerhigherSPELL [#26110] persentagepercentageSPELL [#26111] than foramongPREP [#26112] differentvariousADJ [#26113] electric tools .

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{"id": 1194}
Everyone in the world wants to be really happy . No doubt , that , happiness is a necessary aspect of life . Happiness can be the main issue of discussion about what it really is . It is because of nobody can clearly explain isitSPELL [#26290] and suggest ways how to achieve this . However , there can be some problems which are connected with difficulties and some factors whicwhichSPELL [#26291] are important in achieveningachievingSPELL [#26292] this feeling . There is an arguementargumentSPELL [#26293] that defining happiness is inconpenensebleincomprehensibleSPELL [#26294] . PersonalyPersonallySPELL [#26295] I think that the main difficulty is misunderstanding of hapinesshappinessSPELL [#26296] . People do n't know what thetheyPRON [#26297] want ! Basically hapinesshappinessSPELL [#26298] is entirely about privacy . To find its meaning and understand their wishes , a lot of people try to do something new , change their mind and lifestyle or even fall in love or make new friends . Essentially , view of the hapinesshappinessSPELL [#26299] are dissimilar . In other words some people find happinessehappinessSPELL [#26300] in their family , however others prefer to be alone . There are a lot of examples , but overall , everyone want to know a magical way how to reach happiness . From my point of view it depends only on the person , his character . Behaviour and desires . Some people probably have a consideration that money as the majocmajorSPELL [#26301] factor that provides hapinesshappinessSPELL [#26302] . So , according to these desire , people are encouraged to have a great job which erandiesguaranteesVERB [#26303] to pay them a high salary . They believe that wealth will fulfill their dreams . Nevertheless , others think that health is the most valuable factor . In addition , love is the main and necessary aspectisOTHER [#26304] which can make people happy . To sum up . There are some pros abd cons about the real happiness . I believe that only a mix of all aspects brings people the unlimited happiness .

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{"id": 1206}
It is often alleged that happiness is something that is desired by everyone , however , not everyone achieves the feeling of happiness . It is hard to say what the word " happiness " exactly means in general because every person has his or herOTHER [#26425] own circumstances and factors that make him herPRON [#26426]⚠️ toorOTHER [#26427] feelherOTHER [#26428] happinesshappyMORPH [#26429] . I am a passionablepassionateSPELL [#26430] believer intoinPREP [#26431] the fact that every person is a " unique hero " in the world and , consequently , it is absolutely normal that everyone has histheirDET [#26432] own aspirations and beliefs . It means that a thing that makes one happy will not be suitable for another onepersonNOUN [#26433] . Therefore , it is difficult to define happiness . Conversely , some people will disagree with my point of view . They will claim that there are some common factors that will help people to achieve happiness . For instance , love , money , successful career , family and strong health . Moreover , these factors can be disposedtransformedVERB [#26434] gradually into a human 's value system . By way of illustration , some people believe that " Love is the best thing we do " and having a loving person nearby can make millions of people toVERB:FORM [#26435] feel endlessinfinitelyADV [#26436] happinesshappyMORPH [#26437] . Regardless of the previously mentioned fact , a lot of people put money and career in theOTHER [#26438] foreground . On the contrary , there is a point of view that happiness is not something we practice :,PUNCT [#26439] but something that comes to us when we allow it . Taking for instance , there are some people who have everything -PUNCT [#26440] family , love , money , but they feel nervous and anxious about all those and try not to losefear losingOTHER [#26441] these qualitiesrichesNOUN [#26442] . To crown it all , I suppose that the best thing to achieve happiness is to find the most important factors for yourself . For me they are love , health and friendship . SoAll inADV [#26443] allDET [#26444] , we should try to become succesful in ourDET [#26445] thatownOTHER [#26446] way , having a positive attitude towards life .

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{"id": 1208}
Our world hownowADV [#26473] is developing very fast . Our life in the cities is going faster and faster from year to year , andOTHER [#26474] because of that people nowdaysnowadaysSPELL [#26475] suffer from stresses and pressure . SoAs a resultOTHER [#26476] , happineshappinessSPELL [#26477] is very important for us , people because we ca n't live in this complicated world without it . However , all people are different from each other and what makes one person happy does n't matter fortoPREP [#26478] another . Moreover , it is very difficult toforPREP [#26479] theaDET [#26480] person to define what really makes himselfhimPRON [#26481]⚠️ or herselfherPRON [#26482]⚠️ happy . Such things like happen because , ittherePRON [#26483] isareVERB:SVA [#26484] a lot ofPREP [#26485] things in our world , it is very difficult to try all of them and undeastandunderstandSPELL [#26486] what is really yours . Or , for exampleBesidesOTHER [#26487] , people are alwaysconsequencesNOUN [#26488] adictedpressedVERB [#26489] fromforPREP [#26490] consicvenciesestimeNOUN [#26491] and some time youOTHER [#26492] just do n't have time to do things which make youthemPRON [#26493]⚠️ happy . Some timessometimesORTH [#26494] people just diddoVERB:TENSE [#26495] n't understand that they are happy . Of course it existsthere areOTHER [#26496] some rules ,orOTHER [#26497] advicesadviceNOUN:NUM [#26498] how toVERB:FORM [#26499] become happy . One of them which is very important and popular - just be optimistic . If you are looking at everything with a smile you 'll feel yourselfPRON [#26500] better and so willVERB [#26501] people around you . It is a golden rule of happiness . The second one is tagtakeSPELL [#26502] as muchmanyADJ [#26503] things as you can , take everything from theDET [#26504] life ,:PUNCT [#26505] travel , listen toPREP [#26506] music , read bookbooksNOUN:NUM [#26507] , communicate with people . To sum up , I want to say , remember :PUNCT [#26508] only open - anOTHER [#26509] open - mindedOTHER [#26510] person can be really happy . Only aDET [#26511] person who havehasVERB:SVA [#26512] some goals in his or herOTHER [#26513] life can be happy , layinglyingVERB [#26514] atonPREP [#26515] the sofa and readingsurfingVERB [#26516] the internet wo n't make you happy .

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{"id": 1210}
From the beginingbeginningSPELL [#26540] of peoplespeople 'sNOUN:POSS [#26541] life they startedstartVERB:TENSE [#26542] to think how to be happy and that ,PUNCT [#26543] more importantlyADV [#26544] importantimportantlyMORPH [#26545] what is happiness . It is not a secret that each person has their personal opinion about this theme , but nobody has the rules how to reach it . A lot of usPRON [#26546]⚠️ think in our life dependdependsVERB:SVA [#26547] on how weOTHER [#26548] define happiness . All of us have a different position in society . Some needsneedVERB:SVA [#26549] to be reachrichADJ [#26550] , anotherothersOTHER [#26551] needsneedVERB:SVA [#26552] aDET [#26553] good health , and thistheseDET [#26554] factors can make you happy . For example , aOTHER [#26555] person livelivesVERB:SVA [#26556] in the center of capital , he hador she hasOTHER [#26557] a lot of money , but itPRON [#26558] does n't help him or herOTHER [#26559] to prevent his cencercancerSPELL [#26560] . Another exampleOTHER [#26561] OtherviseOtherwiseSPELL [#26562] we know children without parents and theDET [#26563] only whatthingOTHER [#26564] they want , thatwhichDET [#26565] will be their happineshappiness happinessNOUN [#26566] is to haveVERB [#26567] mother or father , who will take them home and giveVERB [#26568] love themPRON [#26569]⚠️ . However , the time when youyourDET [#26570] reach theOTHER [#26571] aim andyouraimOTHER [#26572] fealfeel feelVERB [#26573] that you are happy ,PUNCT [#26574] can disappearedisappearSPELL [#26575] after a few weeks . People understand that they need nownow they needWO [#26576] more than it was in recent timebeforeOTHER [#26577] . For instanseinstanceSPELL [#26578] , theaDET [#26579] scientist createcreatesVERB:SVA [#26580] a new programmprogramSPELL [#26581] and feal the happinessfeels happyOTHER [#26582] , but after that he has a new idea : without it his feeling ofOTHER [#26583] fealingsfeelingSPELL [#26584] of happinessOTHER [#26585] is not full , so he must solve a new problem . In conclusion , a lot of factors are very important in achieving happiness . One of that is toVERB:FORM [#26586] be sure that it will give you this fealingsfeelingsSPELL [#26587] . Another doisVERB [#26588] not toVERB:FORM [#26589] forget that itPRON [#26590] is moreADV [#26591] better to be happy ,PUNCT [#26592] than toVERB:FORM [#26593] tell everybody that you can not do something for it . The most important for it is understandingto understandVERB:FORM [#26594] who can help you in your long waysearchNOUN [#26595] toforPREP [#26596] happiness .

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{"id": 1232}
There are no clear definitions of the word " happiness " . For some people it is associated with success , others believe that happiness is beauty . There are people who are sure that this wordOTHER [#26824] means to bebeingVERB:FORM [#26825] theaDET [#26826] part of a team , others find happiness inonPREP [#26827] their own . Nevertheless , this phenomenaphenomenonNOUN [#26828] is considered + ADJ =OTHER [#26829] considered to be + ADJOTHER [#26830] very significant in life and achieving it can become the pointpurposeNOUN [#26831] of somebody 's life . From my point of view , the word ' happiness ' is difficult to defineA COMMA IN FRONT OF ' because ' IS OPTIONALOTHER [#26832] because it is closely connected with each eachDET [#26833] person 's conditions of life , their //OTHER [#26834] his or herOTHER [#26835] system of relations orandCONJ [#26836] with their // his or their //OTHER [#26837] his or herOTHER [#26838] culture . For instance , there is no word ' happiness ' in primitive societies and in case americanAmericanORTH [#26839] or europeanEuropeanORTH [#26840] people trytriedVERB:TENSE [#26841] to explain this word to northNorthern Northern indigenousOTHER [#26842] inhabitatsinhabitantsSPELL [#26843] , they would fail because for thesethoseDET [#26844] people ' happiness ' is theaDET [#26845] part of everyday realityroutineNOUN [#26846] . The have never thought about philosophical aspects of this world . The main point of the worldwordNOUN [#26847] " happiness ' differs from country to country . EastEasternADJ [#26848] cultures , such as those in those inOTHER [#26849] Japan orandCONJ [#26850] China , connect it with collective actions . By contrast , in Europe achievingVERB [#26851] happiness means career success orand/orCONJ [#26852] good family relations of a concretconcreteSPELL [#26853] person . The difficulties of defining happiness are also connected with time aspects . Happiness can meansmeanVERB:FORM [#26854] feeling good " here and now " or feeling satisfaction during yearsin the long termOTHER [#26855] . However , some factors of happiness are equalthe the same OR identicalOTHER [#26856] forinPREP [#26857] different countries . For example , theythosePRON [#26858]⚠️ are health , ecology , wealth and family relations . More than that , living among happy people in a successful country also makes people happier . To sum up , defining the word " happiness " differs from one person to another ,PUNCT [#26859] and it isconsistsVERB [#26860] up toofPREP [#26861] aDET [#26862] system of personal aims . Happiness is an important part of life , ,PUNCT [#26863] and for some people it covers OROTHER [#26864] meansrefers refersVERB [#26865] toPREP [#26866] living this minute , because it comes from millions of others and there 's no better momentsNOUN [#26867] than here and now , but for others it means finding your own place in theDET [#26868] life . HappinessBut for everyone happinessOTHER [#26869] is theaDET [#26870] feeling that makes life better .

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{"id": 1234}
Nowadays with the process of globalazationglobalizationSPELL [#26915] , people sufferssuffer notOTHER [#26916] not only , ... but alsoOTHER [#26917] from financial problemslack of happinessOTHER [#26918] .inOTHER [#26919] They are trying to find happinesstheir livesOTHER [#26920] . On the one hand , everyone should be happy and it is an important aspect in our life . First of all , happiness havehasVERB:SVA [#26921] an impact on a person a personOTHER [#26922] personsperson 'sNOUN:POSS [#26923] mood and health . For example , according to scientific phyhologicalpsychologicalSPELL [#26924] researchersresearchesMORPH [#26925] , happy people have more energy andCONJ [#26926] feel themselvesPRON [#26927] better than theDET [#26928] sad people . Furthermore , happiness works against suisydesuicidesSPELL [#26929] . There is no doubltdoubtSPELL [#26930] that happy personspeopleNOUN [#26931] have no reasons for such aDET [#26932] crualcruelSPELL [#26933] thing . Moreover , happiness helps peopleNOUN [#26934] to overcome proplemsproblemsSPELL [#26935] in many areas of human beingslivesNOUN [#26936] . For example , happy people are positiveconvenientADJ [#26937] for politicians becausePREP [#26938] the last oneformerOTHER [#26939] knowsknowVERB:SVA [#26940] that there isareVERB:SVA [#26941] no causes for revolutionhardships that hardships that can justify aOTHER [#26942] . OtherAnotherDET [#26943] examplepointNOUN [#26944] is that happy people are satisfied bywithPREP [#26945] their feerssalaries ,OTHER [#26946] so economic doeseconomywise they doOTHER [#26947] not need more money . On the other hand , it is hard to make everyone happy because happiness is unique for each person . For examplemexample exampleNOUN [#26948] for one individual happinessfamilyNOUN [#26949] represents in familyhappiness ,OTHER [#26950] and for otheranotherDET [#26951] individual ,PUNCT [#26952] in their theirDET [#26953] favourite job doesVERB [#26954] . Sometimes people do not makeVERB [#26955] make their dreams comeVERB [#26956] true and thusADV [#26957] become unhappy persons . Moreover , it is difficult to define happiness because some people have huge plans for life . For example , someone wanted to be a doctor but haddidVERB:TENSE [#26958] not haveVERB [#26959] enoughtenoughSPELL [#26960] toolsNOUN [#26961] to becomesucceedVERB [#26962] a person ofinOTHER [#26963] this proffessionprofessionSPELL [#26964] . According to phyhologypsychologySPELL [#26965] , there are different temperatestemperamentsSPELL [#26966] . It means that a person of a particular temperatetemperamentNOUN [#26967] will never be happy in ourtheDET [#26968] ordinarycommonADJ [#26969] perceptionmeaning of the wordOTHER [#26970] . So , happiness is a thing ,PUNCT [#26971] that inisSPELL [#26972] normal for one personNOUN [#26973] and that hasanother another mayOTHER [#26974] not anotherDET [#26975] got other .OTHER [#26976] To conclude , society needs happy personspeopleNOUN [#26977] because they mademakeVERB:TENSE [#26978] our existenseexistenceSPELL [#26979] better in many spheres . Nevertheless , the purciutpursuitSPELL [#26980] of happiness is unique for each person ,OTHER [#26981] and not everyone knows itwhich path to followOTHER [#26982] .

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{"id": 1235}
The graph and the pie chart give usPRON [#26983]⚠️ some information about usingthe usage usageOTHER [#26984] electricity in summer in comparisioncomparisonSPELL [#26985] to itPRON [#26986]⚠️ in winter , as well as for what reasons . To begin with , it is notisiblenoticeableSPELL [#26987] that theaDET [#26988] typical daily demand for electricity doubles in winter , especially , the consumption of electricityOTHER [#26989] is very high at 9 p.m. It is obvious , that induringPREP [#26990] cold days people tend toVERB:FORM [#26991] to heatingheatMORPH [#26992] rooms and water ,PUNCT [#26993] and ittheyPRON [#26994]⚠️ needsneedVERB:SVA [#26995] more electricity thanPREP [#26996] than usuallyusualMORPH [#26997] . Also ,PUNCT [#26998] we can see that the lowest demand for electrisityelectricitySPELL [#26999] is atPREP [#27000] 7 a.m. On average ,PUNCT [#27001] in summer people 's usagetheOTHER [#27002] of electrisityelectricitySPELL [#27003] reaches aitsDET [#27004] pickpeakNOUN [#27005] at 3 p.m. It is interesting that more than half of theOTHER [#27006] demand for electricity becauseconsistsNOUN [#27007] of heating . Other needs occupy approximately the same persentagepercentageSPELL [#27008] of usagetheOTHER [#27009] ( about 15 % ) . All in all , on the graph and on the pie chart we can notice that in winter the quantity of units of electrisity usingusageOTHER [#27010] rises . It might happenshappenVERB:FORM [#27011] because of the increasing need offorPREP [#27012] heating ,PUNCT [#27013] so it is the biggest part of that forofPREP [#27014] what people use electrisityelectricity electricityNOUN [#27015] .

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{"id": 1236}
There is no doubt that almost all people living on the Earth are aim to be happy . But who can give theaDET [#27016] rightproperADJ [#27017] definition to the word " happiness " ? In my point of view , nobody can suggestofferVERB [#27018] it for some reasons . To begingbeginSPELL [#27019] with , thistheDET [#27020] term " happiness " is difficult to define because people have different opinionopinionsNOUN:NUM [#27021] aboutofPREP [#27022] how to become happy . For example , some of us want to have a lot of money and power . However , others prefer thinkto careVERB [#27023] more about health of their relatives and friendfriendsNOUN:NUM [#27024] . Thus , we all have differentsdifferentMORPH [#27025] priorities in our livelivesMORPH [#27026] , andCONJ [#27027] to my mind , it forms our percieveperceptionNOUN [#27028] aboutofPREP [#27029] whatPRON [#27030]⚠️ happiness isVERB [#27031] . What about factors , which isareVERB:SVA [#27032] important in orderNOUN [#27033] becomingto becomeVERB:FORM [#27034] happy . As far as I am concerned , that people should follow the phrase : " Do what you like . Like what you do . " It means that we oughthave toVERB [#27035] to chosechooseVERB [#27036] our way in life taking into account our intereststinterestsSPELL [#27037] because you can not be happy if you do not like your job . Secondly , if you want toVERB:FORM [#27038] achieve something you should do theyourDET [#27039] best for it . To my mind , laziness kills happiness . Another factor is the-OTHER [#27040] support because people who have close friends with whom they can talk about problemstheirOTHER [#27041] , they are able to do everything . Friends give some advice and help when you need it . In my point of view , if a person havehasVERB:SVA [#27042] friends , he or she is lucky and happy . To sum up , I strongly believe that people define the word " happiness " differentdifferentlyMORPH [#27043] , however , all of us should toVERB:FORM [#27044] feel support to achieve what we want in life and to become happy .

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{"id": 1238}
We live in theaDET [#27076] modern , highhighlyMORPH [#27077] - technologycal world with rapidfreeADJ [#27078] and freerapidADJ [#27079] access to different kindkindsNOUN:NUM [#27080] of information . However , it is quite difficult to define what happiness itisSPELL [#27081] . From my point of view , it goes without saying ,:PUNCT [#27082] that-OTHER [#27083] tastes differ . According to this , there is notnoOTHER [#27084] only one particularADJ [#27085] answer to the question revealed in the introduction . Nevertheless ,PUNCT [#27086] there are some stereotypes about the success , but itPRON [#27087] has nothing againstto doOTHER [#27088] with the happiness . Somebody believes //OTHER [#27089] considerconsidersVERB:SVA [#27090] that the main goal in their life is creating theaDET [#27091] family , others think it is a good job . As for me , I suppose , happiness is not achievementanOTHER [#27092] , it is a feeling of freedom , love or looking forafterPREP [#27093] youyourDET [#27094] child . HapinessHappinessSPELL [#27095] is something light , something that you ca n't describe as aDET [#27096] new flat , for example . The main features of achieving these emotions are smilesmilesNOUN:NUM [#27097] and kindkindnessMORPH [#27098] , in my opinion . We should take it more serioslyseriouslySPELL [#27099] , because happiness ensures the success . As for factors , which have influence on our feelings , I 'd like to pay attention to family , weatherwealthNOUN [#27100] and health . These are the basisbasicsMORPH [#27101] of hapinesshappinessSPELL [#27102] . If you have lovelylovingMORPH [#27103] people , see sumsunNOUN [#27104] and you are healthy , there is no problem whichthatOTHER [#27105] you ca n't reducecope withOTHER [#27106] . To sum up , I 'd like to reccommenedrecommendSPELL [#27107] not toVERB:FORM [#27108] forget that majoritytheOTHER [#27109] of us isareVERB:SVA [#27110] happy . " You do n't lose your smile , you forget to use it " . It is veryaOTHER [#27111] good principle to achieve happiness .

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{"id": 1240}
How different people define the word " happiness " ? What it means for them to be happy ? We can not easelyeasilySPELL [#27140] answer this question ; while this defenitiondefinitionSPELL [#27141] meanshaveVERB [#27142] different meaningsNOUN [#27143] for particulardifferentADJ [#27144] personspeopleNOUN [#27145] , but still there are some factors that can help to achieve this feeling . First of all , happiness for rich and poor people means different things . To define rich and poor , for instance , we can look at some African citizens , who are starving . For them a small rain , during hot and killing days may be the greatest pleasure , and people , who are leavinglivingVERB [#27146] in big cities always judgingjudgeVERB:FORM [#27147] such days . People who have nothing know how to be happy ones by finding a small , unexpectedandOTHER [#27148] anDET [#27149] present oninPREP [#27150] the street . For others it is much harder to be happy . When you have alleverythingPRON [#27151] , nothing can suprise you . To reach happiness people need to stop being always angry and tired , they need to find theaDET [#27152] way to feel , better about everytingeverythingSPELL [#27153] that isVERB:TENSE [#27154] happening around them . Nevertheless , happiness isconsists ofOTHER [#27155] not only things around ,PUNCT [#27156] it is also formed with the help ofOTHER [#27157] people that are close to you : family and friends . It is well known that children , that grow up in halflone - parentOTHER [#27158] families sometimes have lackaOTHER [#27159] of happiness thanunlikePREP [#27160] theDET [#27161] people from normalfullADJ [#27162] ones . Also , peopleNOUN [#27163] becamebecomeVERB:TENSE [#27164] unhappy when they are treated bad at schools , universities and even at work . But in spite of the relationships in groups ,PUNCT [#27165] it is more sagniffecientsignificantSPELL [#27166] when the things that you do makesmakeVERB:SVA [#27167] you happy . When a person isfinds himselfOTHER [#27168] complitelycompletelySPELL [#27169] in work , in most cases he achievachievesSPELL [#27170] happiness . In conclusion , it is hard to define happiness , and for different people different factors lead to that feeling . In my opinion , the real happiness can come notnot comeWO [#27171] only afterfromPREP [#27172] a hard work , even if sometimes it is an important factor , but also ithappinessOTHER [#27173] may appear from any corner of the life .

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{"id": 1243}
The line graph and the pie chart that are given represent informationtheOTHER [#27254] about the expected electricity expenditure during a day in winter and summer seasons in England and on what consumersconsumerNOUN:NUM [#27255] needs the power is spent . It is clear from the graph that the consumption of electric power depends on timetheOTHER [#27256] of the day . In winter , the demand for electricity increases in the late night hours to approximately 40,000 units at 2 - 3 a.m. ; then it declines steadily and at 7 - 8 hours in the morning makes up nearly 30,000 units . An average comsumptionconsumptionSPELL [#27257] of electricity afterwordsafterwardsSPELL [#27258] increases slowly , but firmly till 22 p.m. ( 47,000 units ) , but after that drops sharply by more than 10,000 units . The situation is different with the demand in summertheOTHER [#27259] days . It fellsfallsVERB [#27260] slightly during the first nine hours of the day ( from about 17,000 to 13,000 units ) . Then there is a rise to 20,000 units , it reaches itsOTHER [#27261] peak at 13 - 14 p.m. It is followed by a slump to 17,000 units in the evening . After that the demand for electricity levels off and remains the same , but at 2210 p.m.OTHER [#27262] p.m. itPRON [#27263] drops and then fellsfallsVERB [#27264] gradually . The electicityelectricitySPELL [#27265] is mainly spent on heating rooms and water ( more than 50 % of the total amount ) . Other needs like proriting electricityelectricMORPH [#27266] ovens , kettles and washing machines , lighting and TV and radio , typical house instruments all amount to less than 20 % . Overall , these two graphs show the connection between seasonseasonsNOUN:NUM [#27267] , time of the day and what the-OTHER [#27268] electricity is used for in England . In winter , for example , when the sun goes down very early , the lighting begunbeginsVERB:FORM [#27269] to usebe usedVERB:TENSE [#27270] earlier , than in summer . Furthermore , it is usually colder in winter days , so it 's necessary to heat up the house and water .

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The table shows the information about metroundergroundADJ [#27411] systems in six cities . It provides the information about designedVERB [#27412] date disigned , kilometreslengthOTHER [#27413] of ways and number ofOTHER [#27414] passengers per year . The oldest underground railway system is situated in London which has, and itOTHER [#27415] opened in 1863 . The most modern metroundergroundNOUN [#27416] is located in Los Angeles , where it openedOTHER [#27417] at the beginning of 21th centurecenturySPELL [#27418] . Generally speaking , the bulk of underground railway systems were established in 19th centurecenturySPELL [#27419] . London tube has the longest underground railways . ItTheyPRON [#27420]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#27421] twice as manylongOTHER [#27422] as Paris railways , takingwhich takeOTHER [#27423] the second place in kilometreslengthNOUN [#27424] of route ( 394 km and 199 km respectively ) . The shortest distance of metro ways is in Kyoto . Tokyo underground railway system areisVERB:SVA [#27425] used by 1927 million passengers annualyannuallySPELL [#27426] . In comparison , only 45 million people are transported in Kyoto metro . It is aDET [#27427] fivefold gap between these countries . Underground railway system is one of the mostADV [#27428] popular means of movementtransportNOUN [#27429] . It is expected to increase aDET [#27430] year after year .

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{"id": 1279}
There isVERB [#27554] is noDET [#27555] doubt that nowadays health is the most important thing for everyone . There are a lot of ideas ofPREP [#27556] how society can improve public health . Some people believe that this goal can be succeed by increasing the number of sports facilities . Nevertheless , other people say that this would not change public health because it isVERB:TENSE [#27557] influenced by anotherotherDET [#27558] factors . On the one hand , good sports facilities may be cause of increasing interest in sport , especially foramongPREP [#27559] young children . If the schools and universities havehad sport equipment ofOTHER [#27560] a good quality of sport equipmentOTHER [#27561] more children would be motivatemotivatedVERB:FORM [#27562] to visit lessons on physical culturePEOTHER [#27563] . Besides , nowadays many people want to be fit . If they will havehadVERB:TENSE [#27564] possibility to work with sports facilities , they willwouldVERB:TENSE [#27565] be pay more attention fortoPREP [#27566] it . What is more , it can help old people support their health by doing easy exercises with special equipment . On the other hand , most well - developed cities have a lot of different sport centres and it isdoesVERB:TENSE [#27567] not give a really good effect . People just not interested in it . So , if we have enough sports facilities andbutCONJ [#27568] ittheyPRON [#27569] isdoesVERB [#27570] not help to improve public health , what is the point toofPART [#27571] increaseincreasingVERB:FORM [#27572] it ? To my mind , investing money toin increasingOTHER [#27573] increase sports equipment is not effective measure . The most effective way is to organize different social programmes and events to motivate people doingto doVERB:FORM [#27574] sport . Public health may be improveimprovedVERB:FORM [#27575] only when everyone understandunderstandsVERB:SVA [#27576] importance of this and havehasVERB:SVA [#27577] interest toinPART [#27578] makemakingVERB:FORM [#27579] it better .

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{"id": 1287}
There is an opinion that raising the amount ofOTHER [#27644] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27645] facilities will help to make people 's health better , because sport is a very popular kind of entertainment among people . But some people think that we should use other methods to improve public health . On the one hand , those , who think that sport can help us inwithPREP [#27646] this problem , give their arguments . Firstly , a lot of people like sport , and if they have an opportunity , they will do different sports more actively . There is an example from my life : when I was little , we did not have enough sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27647] facilities , but later our government decided to build gyms and places , where children can do sport . As a result , most of children in my school used to spend their free time on sport . Secondly , it is easier to develop sport , than to spend money on other measures , because lots of people can use a few facilities , On the contrary , if you want to improve medicine , you need to invent new ways ofPREP [#27648] how to treat people and only then use them , So it takes a lot of time . On the other hand , some people are sure that sport is not the most appropriate way ifin caseOTHER [#27649] you want to make people healthier . They explain their position with the fact that there is a part of society , whothatPRON [#27650]⚠️ does not love sport , and it does not matter for them , if you increase the number of facilities or not . In this case , it is more likely to use more popular methods , which will have an influence on all people and will help to improve public health . In conclusion , I would like to say that it is better to use differentsdifferentMORPH [#27651] measures at once , and then the results will be more evident and productive .

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{"id": 1291}
Improving public health is said to be one of the most important aims of society . One of suggested decisiondecisionsNOUN:NUM [#27693] is increasing the number of sports facilities . There are different opinions about effectivityon efficiency / efficiency / effectivenessOTHER [#27694] of this method . On the one hand physical activities could influence on our health positively and bring success in this area . Firstly public health should be provided by schoolschoolsNOUN:NUM [#27695] and universities by holding classes of physical education . Sport would have effect on the development of children in the period of their growth . Moreover people should have an access to going in for sport . It connectsis connectedVERB:TENSE [#27696] withPREP [#27697] with number of sport centers , byciclebicycleSPELL [#27698] roads and parks , children 's playgroundplaygroundsNOUN:NUM [#27699] and others . AtPREP [#27700] last but not theDET [#27701] least , public health can be improved by holding different social sport eventeventsNOUN:NUM [#27702] such as city maraphonmarathonsSPELL [#27703] , mass bycicle walkingswalksNOUN [#27704] , mass skating , which provide sport into the mass and all people can participate therein such eventsOTHER [#27705] if they want . On the other hand these methods can be thoughtperceivedVERB [#27706] isasSPELL [#27707] ineffective . Some people sayssayVERB:SVA [#27708] that sport has negative influence on the health , because we lose much energy . Also method of increasing the number of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27709] facilities is likely to be ineffectiveunavailableADJ [#27710] byforPREP [#27711] some people , because it requires much money . Instead of building new sport centercentersNOUN:INFL [#27712] government can giveinvestVERB [#27713] money toinPREP [#27714] the decreasing of industrial pollution or urbanADJ [#27715] greening cityNOUN [#27716] . These people suggest other way of increasing level of public health . It consist of improvement and development of socialpublicADJ [#27717] medicine . If people havehadVERB:TENSE [#27718] good doctors and hospitals , itthisPRON [#27719]⚠️ would behaveVERB [#27720] aDET [#27721] more positivelypositiveMORPH [#27722] influence / effectOTHER [#27723] on public health than sport would .OTHER [#27724] . From my point of view society should keepadhere toOTHER [#27725] a complexcomprehensiveADJ [#27726] way of improving public health . And in thesethisDET [#27727] way shouldpeople wouldOTHER [#27728] have an access to sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27729] facilities , because doing sport develops our health and body . For the modern timeNowadaysOTHER [#27730] people do n'tOTHER [#27731] have notADV [#27732] enough movement and because of it they have toshouldVERB [#27733] go in for sport .

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{"id": 1299}
Sport is very important thingaOTHER [#27851] in our life , because it keeps us healthier . Governments of different countries try to increase level of healthpeople 'sOTHER [#27852] people 's healthOTHER [#27853] , try to fight with smoking and alcohol . Also , we can not forget that government is going toVERB [#27854] increase the number of sports facilities , but there are some people , who think that it will have little effect on public health . So , we need to describe and inspect positive and negative sides . on the one hand , I agree with people , who think that it will have positive points . All of us have motivation to be the best in something , and sport gives us this chance . More and more people go toattendOTHER [#27855] different sport sectionsclubsNOUN [#27856] when they see that different winners were simple people as they are . SportmensportsmenSPELL [#27857] motivate a lot of people to go to gym or sectionsjoin clubsOTHER [#27858] to be healthier and stronger , to be the best , and not toVERB:FORM [#27859] do it only for ( the sake of ) makingOTHER [#27860] money , but for themselves . On the other side , there are a lot of people who think ,PUNCT [#27861] that it is not possible and people will smoke and drink more than earlier . So , in my opinion ,PUNCT [#27862] these people do not try to do somethinganythingNOUN [#27863] in their life . They see only negativetheOTHER [#27864] formssideNOUN [#27865] , they do not try toVERB:FORM [#27866] do the best and find companyaOTHER [#27867] or groups of people who think the same . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#27868] I want to say , that we need to do sport , because it helps us to live morelongerADV [#27869] and we need toVERB:FORM [#27870] have healthy children who will also do different activities , Trywill will tryVERB:TENSE [#27871] to find yourselfthemselvesPRON [#27872]⚠️ in different sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27873] and be the best .

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{"id": 1303}
In the present world with a fast - changing economy , great amount of new information and world - wide pollution people should take more care of their personal health . It can be done in many ways : taking part in different sport competitions , eating healthy and so on . But can doing sports regularly really improve public health or not ? Let us discuss the problem . Nowadays many people in many cities , towns and country - sidescountrysidesOTHER [#27906] start thinking about their health and numbrousnumerousSPELL [#27907] ways to improve it . Some peopleNOUN [#27908] say that if we increase the amount of sport facilities , such a problem will vanish . Well , it is right in some way . For instance , many people are too busy to spend long hours to getgettingVERB:FORM [#27909] to any kind of fitness clubs . It means that if the general number of those clubs riserisesVERB:SVA [#27910] , people will probably visit them more often . Secondly , some people ca n't afford visiting a fitness clubs due to their high costspricesNOUN [#27911] . Nevertheless , some sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27912] facilities could be built right in the street , where such people will use them for no charge . On the other hand , building expensive sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27913] facilities does n't mean that people will use itthemPRON [#27914] . Today people are becoming morelazierADV [#27915] and more lazylazierADJ:FORM [#27916] due to the significant technology improvements , that make our life easier . it means that even if any kind of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27917] facilities is installed , it is only for people to decide , wheatherwhetherSPELL [#27918] to use them or not . Such installmentsinstallations / facilities / settingsOTHER [#27919] are also often vandalisedvandalizedMORPH [#27920] by teenagers , that makes their building pointless from the very beginning . To sum it up , I would like to say that I do not find the strategy of increasing the amount of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27921] facilities useful for the modern world . If people really care about their health , they will find all waystheOTHER [#27922] to improve it .

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{"id": 1307}
Nowadays there are a lot of people who consider that the increasing the number of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#27963] facilities is the best way to improve public health . Others think that some differentotherADJ [#27964] ways will be more effective . On the one hand , of course , sports should be more popular and people who are intrestedinterestedSPELL [#27965] in it should try to spread it all over their towns and countries . The increasing the number of facilities is a really good way to improve public health ,PUNCT [#27966] because more people will have an opportunity to do sport and to keep them fit . Moreover , if the number of facilities riserisesVERB:SVA [#27967] , more children will have a chance to try some sport activity , itwhichPRON [#27968]⚠️ is also right for older people ,PUNCT [#27969] for example ,PUNCT [#27970] more than 60 years old . Furthermore , in the great number of facilities everyone can find a comfortable time to do sport . On the other hand , the reasons for doing sports are personal for everyone . Moreover , public health depends notdoes n't dependOTHER [#27971] (PUNCT [#27972] only on sport )PUNCT [#27973] . For example , rising the number of cheap restaurants with healthy food can improve public health ,PUNCT [#27974] too . Today there are a lot people who prefer junkyjunkSPELL [#27975] and unhealthy food like hamburgers and french fries . This fact has very harmful influence on public health . One more important thing that influence onaffectsOTHER [#27976] health is air pollution and pollution problems at all , so there are a lot of global problems in the world which should be solved for the sake ofOTHER [#27977] improving public health . To sum up , it is difficult to give a clear - cut solution to this problem . in my opinion , increasing the number of sports facilities is a good way to improve public health , but not the best .

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{"id": 1308}
The pie charts show the percentages of ages of the population of Yemen and Italy in 2000 ,PUNCT [#27978] as well as a prediction of the changes in 2050 . These age groups are : children to 14 years old , people from 15 to 59 years , and elderyelderlySPELL [#27979] people of age of 60 and more . In 2000 in Yemen the biggest part of the population was people under 14 years ,PUNCT [#27980] whereas in Italy the biggest part of the population was of age from 15 to 59 years . More overMoreoverORTH [#27981] , there were approximately 4 times more children in Yemen than in Italy in inPREP [#27982] thatthoseDET [#27983] years . however , the amount of people over 60 years was bigger in Italy ,PUNCT [#27984] where it was about 24 per cent , meanwhilewhileOTHER [#27985] the amount of elderelderlyMORPH [#27986] people in Yemen was about 3,5 % only . The projections show that the situation will have serious changes in the future . The amount of middle age group will take more than 50 % in Yemen . Furthermore , the amount of people over 60 will increase from 3,6 % to 5,7 % in 2050 . Also , the prediction givegivesVERB:SVA [#27987] us information that percentages of the youngest age group will fall from 14,3 % to 11,5 % . Also , we can see that the percentage of elderyelderlySPELL [#27988] people will unsurprisingly level up to 42 per cent in 2050 . This means that there will be twice more old people in Italy in 2050 than ittherePRON [#27989] was in 2000 . The chart shows that percentage of population will have enormous changes in 2050 .

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{"id": 1313}
Nowadays many people believe that health problems in many countries can be solved by opportunity to do sports that should be given to any individual . On the other side , we have the ones that arguing : they considerthinkVERB [#28076] that sports is not the only necessary measure ,OTHER [#28077] measure , thatOTHER [#28078] should be taken . Undoubtedly , there 'sareCONTR [#28079] many arguments , thatOTHER [#28080] can be given for increasing sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#28081] facilities and vice versa :;PUNCT [#28082] let 's take a look at the most important ones . First of all , it 's the kids we can speak about : induringPREP [#28083] the period their small curious minds are being formed , it seems to be pretty easy toforPART [#28084] themPRON [#28085]⚠️ take the wrong path . I 've seen by myself how families are been literally ruined by the kid 's drug usage : in many ways it can be prevented by government giving various sportsopportunities opportunitiesNOUN [#28086] forPREP [#28087] doing opportunitiessportsNOUN [#28088] : sometimes children just do n't know what to do with their time . Furthermore , there 's one more interesting tendentiontendencySPELL [#28089] that takes place :,PUNCT [#28090] poorwhichOTHER [#28091] families are most tending to use . So we can conclude ,OTHER [#28092] conclude , thatOTHER [#28093] if they 'lldidCONTR [#28094] notn'tCONTR [#28095] have to pay to do some certain sports , they may choose the sportsman 's way . These arguments are seem to be pretty ensurableinsurableSPELL [#28096] , are n't they ? Nevertheless , we have disagreeddissentingVERB [#28097] individuals having their own opinion . FirstThe firstDET [#28098] thing need to be said against such kind of policy is that sport is most essential and natural kind of activity weonePRON [#28099]⚠️ can even think of ! All one has to do to start jogging is to buy a couple of sneakers - it 's that easy ! What about the profit ? It seems to be way more attractive than living not longer than 40 years because of a heart attack or a stroke . The main thesis here is : " People already have big opportunities . They choose their own way by themselves " . Moreover , there 's a lot more measures needed to be taken by government : for instance , some people say that free professional education can solve a lot more concerns more effectively . I strongly believe that healthcare of every single person is his / herOTHER [#28100] own responsibility . More than that , I think that such kind of responsibility goes from theDET [#28101] inside , via our thoughts and beliefs . So here comes the conclusion : I support the theDET [#28102] second point of view and IPRON [#28103]⚠️ think that to start jogging you need not the buildings , but the legs .

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{"id": 1319}
In todayNOUN [#28187] todaystoday 'sNOUN:POSS [#28188] world there isOTHER [#28189] an opinion that sports facilities should be deviceddevisedSPELL [#28190] for public health improvement doesVERB:TENSE [#28191] exist ?PUNCT [#28192] . In spite of this , other people suggest that there is no point forinPREP [#28193] developing this side of issue . It is obvious that sport plays significant role in health of people . Average person should doesdoVERB:FORM [#28194] some sports regularly , if he / she wantwantsVERB:SVA [#28195] to stay fit and healthy . Some people are not able to do some sports because there are just aDET [#28196] few sport centres in the area , where they live , moreover , attending these / these / these /OTHER [#28197] thisthoseDET [#28198] gyms can be very expensive . If government provideprovidesVERB:SVA [#28199] a big number of sport facilities , people will have more opportunities to improve their health by going in for sports /OTHER [#28200] doing someDET [#28201] sportssportNOUN:NUM [#28202] . As we know , sport can normilisenormalizeSPELL [#28203] blood pressure ;,PUNCT [#28204] help oneOTHER [#28205] yourone 'sOTHER [#28206] heart work better / properlyOTHER [#28207] and prevent the development of obesity . Despite these facts , some people think that creating more sports centres will not be enough for health improvement of huge numbers of people . Other ways of solving the problem should be invented or devised . Creation of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#28208] facilities does not automatically foster the people to do sportssportNOUN:NUM [#28209] . inInORTH [#28210] modern reality people sometimes do not have time to attendgo toOTHER [#28211] gym or swimming pool .PUNCT [#28212] Moreover , people can bringdoVERB [#28213] harm to their health by eating unhealthy food , drinkinkdrinkingSPELL [#28214] alcohol and spending long hours behindin front ofOTHER [#28215] the computer screens . ThatItPRON [#28216]⚠️ means that some measures should be implemented in that direction . And someSomeCONJ [#28217] kindpropaganda / promotionOTHER [#28218] of aDET [#28219] healthy way of life propaganda/ healthy lifestyleOTHER [#28220] should alsoADV [#28221] be carried out / conducted /OTHER [#28222] done . In conclusion , I want to say that increasing the number of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#28223] facilities has positive impact on peopleNOUN [#28224] peoplespeople 'sNOUN:POSS [#28225] health only in case of co - working with other measures , which should be brought . Overall , some steps should be donetakenVERB [#28226] towards the awarnessawarenessSPELL [#28227] of people about their health and way of life .

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{"id": 1321}
Nowadays the question of public health is the reason of discussiondiscussionsNOUN:NUM [#28254] in many countries . But , to analazeanalyzeSPELL [#28255] the fact of improvmentimprovementSPELL [#28256] aofOTHER [#28257] public health through increasing the number of sports facilities , itPRON [#28258] would be better to look at the consequences of such decision in Russia . TodaysTodayNOUN:INFL [#28259] we can watch rapidly growing popularity of street workout . thisThisORTH [#28260] kind of activity isVERB:TENSE [#28261] based on using elementary sports facilities . BecameIt became well - known / popular / becameOTHER [#28262] in our country little time ago . Now the government stimulatestimulatesVERB:SVA [#28263] it through increasing the number of sports facilities byinPREP [#28264] colladorationcollaborationSPELL [#28265] with activistsactivistMORPH [#28266] organisations . So ,PUNCT [#28267] this example diffyinatelydefinitelySPELL [#28268] shows that it is a good way of what ?OTHER [#28269] . FromOnPREP [#28270] the other side this ca n't be enough to improve public health atinPREP [#28271] anyageOTHER [#28272] category of agecategoryOTHER [#28273] . It veryis of a good use / It is of aOTHER [#28274] good use / It is veryOTHER [#28275] useful amongforPREP [#28276] young people ,PUNCT [#28277] who needforOTHER [#28278] some more special equipmentwhoOTHER [#28279] for improveimprovingVERB:FORM [#28280] thetheirDET [#28281] health without any improving their as / any danger anyOTHER [#28282] dangerousdangerMORPH [#28283] .,PUNCT [#28284] anyDET [#28285] Becausedanger becauseNOUN [#28286] these uncontrolled workouts can impact old peopleOTHER [#28287] inaOTHER [#28288] bad way to oldbadOTHER [#28289] peopleway .OTHER [#28290] . So ,PUNCT [#28291] in my opinion ,PUNCT [#28292] this practice isVERB [#28293] not enough to improve the health of the population in common . But this is a good part of bigger program of public health than ifPREP [#28294] toanOTHER [#28295] only increase inPREP [#28296] the number of sports facilities .

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{"id": 1322}
The given pie charts show the information aboutonPREP [#28297] populationspopulationNOUN:NUM [#28298] of Yemen and Italy , about its age in 2000 and projections for 2050 . FirstThe The firstDET [#28299] two circles demonstrate the situation aboutinPREP [#28300] Yemen . One picture shows that practically half of population is up tounderOTHER [#28301] 14 years . Then , 46,3 % are 15 - 59 years old . People who are older than 60 years are very fewscarce ?OTHER [#28302] . So we can make a decision that most of people live no longer than 60 years . expectationsExpectationsORTH [#28303] showed on the second picture demonstrate some future changes . The percentage of adults will grow byup toPREP [#28304] 57,3 % ( the difference is 11 % ) and atheDET [#28305] number of children will become less inbyPREP [#28306] the same measure . Finally , there are notnoOTHER [#28307] great chances about old people , they will be still the smallest group . WhatAsOTHER [#28308] aboutforPREP [#28309] Italy , the charts show that situation is different to Yemen . First of all , the quantity of people whichwhoseDET [#28310] age is over 60 years is bigger inisOTHER [#28311] about 7 times biggerADJ [#28312] . At the same time the part of children in Italy is three twenties of all population ,PUNCT [#28313] which is much less than in Yemen . In 2050 Italy will have closealmostADV [#28314] toaOTHER [#28315] half of population being old . Adults and children will have smaller percentage . SummarisingSummarizingMORPH [#28316] the information , there can be made a suggestion that no matter whatPRON [#28317]⚠️ the demographic situation isVERB [#28318] in a country isVERB [#28319] , the main tendency in the future is that people will live longer and the number of old people will become bigger .

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{"id": 1324}
The charts illustrate the information aboutonPREP [#28348] the amount of population with different age groups in Yemen and Italy . We can see the number of population in 2000 and prejectionsprojectionsSPELL [#28349] for 2050 . ItTherePRON [#28350]⚠️ can be noticed a medium increase in population of 15 - 59 years old people ,PUNCT [#28351] who live in Yemen from 46,3 % by 57,3 % in ItalytodayOTHER [#28352] . Secondly , there is a big difference between the amount of people with the age of 60 and elderolderADJ [#28353] in Yemen and Italy . FirstThe firstDET [#28354] country has only 3,6 % of old people in 2000 ,PUNCT [#28355] while Italy has 24,1 % . In both countries we can see a rise of 60 years population to 2050 . There is a tendency of growing upincreasingVERB [#28356] a number of children at the age of 0 - 14 in Yemen . In 2000 the number of children consistsmakes upVERB [#28357] a half of all population in Yemen , while in Italy it consistsequalsVERB [#28358] only 14,3 % . Overall , by observing the charts , it can be seen that Yemen and Italy have a different tendencytendenciesNOUN:NUM [#28359] of growing or decreasing ofPREP [#28360] the amount of population . There is an increase in number of old people ,PUNCT [#28361] who will live in 2050 in both countries , but the procentagepercentageSPELL [#28362] of this amount is significantly different .

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{"id": 1325}
Our centerycenturySPELL [#28363] is known not only as the time of innovationinnovations innovations innovationsNOUN [#28364] ,PUNCT [#28365] progress and comfortable life but alsoADV [#28366] as the time of unclearpollutedADJ [#28367] environment and unhealthy population . The problem is that more and more people suffer from a lot of deseasesdiseasesSPELL [#28368] and everybody wants to know how to improve this situation . In my opinion , sport is a good method to improve our health , so the increase in number of sports facilities will give our population a strong health . The most important advantage of rising a sport activity among people is that it helps to keep fit and make better astrengthensOTHER [#28369] your muscles . All sportsmen look great and feel themselves more pleasant . Secondly , sport can be a popular activity for a group of people . They will have an opportunity to meet their friends and spend time more useful . In addition to this , sport is a very godgoodSPELL [#28370] habit and canVERB:TENSE [#28371] even morebecomeOTHER [#28372] a future career for people , who began to go in for sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#28373] since childhood . On the other hand , sport can be very expensive activity for some people ,wouldOTHER [#28374] they willprobably wouldOTHER [#28375] notn'tCONTR [#28376] havebeVERB [#28377] enough moneyableOTHER [#28378] to do it if sportafford equipmentOTHER [#28379] becomesforOTHER [#28380] a popularparticularADJ [#28381] trendkindNOUN [#28382] in the worldof sport .OTHER [#28383] . Moreover , doing only sport does not give people a full protection from our air and water polutionpollutionSPELL [#28384] . Besides , they should eat a healthy food and spend a big amount of their time foron doingOTHER [#28385] sport , itwhichPRON [#28386]⚠️ could be bad for their job . In conclusion , I should say that increasing the number of sports opportunities has more advantages . This tendency will have a good effect on public health if people really understand the pluses of havingdoing / taking upOTHER [#28387] a sport activity .

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{"id": 1326}
The diagrams demonstrate the proporsionproportionSPELL [#28388] of the different groups of people in Yemen and Italy in 2000 and give suggestions for 2050 . In 2000 the number of children youngerADV [#28389] younger thanPREP [#28390] 14 years achievedold reachedOTHER [#28391] 50.1 % and was the biggest one in Yemen , while in Italy this took only 14.3 % . People , who aged 15 - 59 years old were the largest group in Italy ( 61.6 % ) . In 2050 itPRON [#28392]⚠️ is expectedareVERB [#28393] theDET [#28394] increase of adult population by 7 % , the rapid fall of children by approximately 13 % and the slight surge of elderolderADJ [#28395] people byolderOTHER [#28396] no more than 2.1 % are expectedVERB [#28397] in Yemen . Italy will have the otheranotherOTHER [#28398] tendency . There will be almost equal amountamountsNOUN:NUM [#28399] ofamounts peopleOTHER [#28400] people agedVERB [#28401] 15 - 59 years old and peopleNOUN [#28402] 60 years old and over .( (PUNCT [#28403] 46.2 % of the former and 42.3 % of the latter )PUNCT [#28404] . Judging by the charts it is forecasted , that there will beOTHER [#28405] an upward tendtrendNOUN [#28406] of adults in Yemen and a downward tendtrendNOUN [#28407] of them in Italy .

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{"id": 1329}
There are a lot of discussions aboutonPREP [#28455] the effectiveness of the increased number of possibilities for doing sports . These discussions reach their peak when we say that these facilities are the best way to make health of the society perfect . Many people aredo agreeVERB [#28456] /PUNCT [#28457] agree with this point of view and have a lot of reasons for it . Firstly , large number of stadiums , sportsgrounds and swimming pools make sport activities closermore availableOTHER [#28458] to citizens . For instance , youonePRON [#28459]⚠️ will attend to some sportssport clubsNOUN [#28460] when they are really geographicallyADV [#28461] close to one / you one /OTHER [#28462] you . Secondly , much more people would be healthier whenifOTHER [#28463] the price for doing sports is reduced . In another words , it is easier to keep fit in the case it is very cheap for you . And thirdly , when people do a lot of sports , they do not have much time to ruin their health . For example , they do not drink alcohol or smoke at all . Another group of people says that sport activities do not mean as much for our health as other measures . Their first argument is that ecological situation is more important . People who live in the countryside do not often visit gyms but live a long healthy life . Also , the economical situation of population should not be ignored . Scientists have proved that rich people are often happier and healthier than poor ones . To sum up , the improvement of facilities for doing sports can help to make public health better but it is not the only onemethodOTHER [#28464] . At theDET [#28465] first time,OTHER [#28466] we have to think aboutofPREP [#28467] mental health ( or happiness ) of sitizenscitizensSPELL [#28468] and only after that create new sport objects if they still would be needed .

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{"id": 1343}
Nowadays a huge number of people work more than 8 hours a day and they do not have enough time to do sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#28751] . Also people can not choose their own kind of sport is due to theytheirDET [#28752] wantwishOTHER [#28753] to do something special and interesting . On the one hand , the increase of the amount of sports facilities can bring some improvement to people 's health . Firstly , people will become more motivated if they have an opportunity to do an interesting and funny kind of sport ,PUNCT [#28754] for example , grass hockey or golf . People will spend more time with their friends and relatives doing sport activities ,PUNCT [#28755] and their health will improve , tooOTHER [#28756] . Secondly , the big number of sports facilities needs more sports centres to be opened . So that people will visit them more often . On the other hand , a lot of people do not believe that such a measure can help to improve public health . A lot of people have a possibility to buy a membership card in fitness centres ,PUNCT [#28757] but they do not do it because they are lazy and prefer to watchwatchingVERB:FORM [#28758] TV or playplayingVERB:FORM [#28759] computer games in the evening . In this case , the change in the number of sports facilities will not increase the level of people 's health . More than that , new sports options can be rather expensive and , consequently ,OTHER [#28760] people will not be able to pay for itthemPRON [#28761] . To sum up , I think that the rising number of sports facilities cancouldVERB:TENSE [#28762] really improve the health only if they will bewereVERB:TENSE [#28763] interesting and convinientconvenientSPELL [#28764] for people . However , new opportunities should be adoptedadaptedVERB [#28765] for all people and should be situated in suitableeasily accessibleOTHER [#28766] parts of cities .

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{"id": 1345}
Nowadays , there are a lot of people all over the world that have some siriousseriousSPELL [#28774] health issusesissuesSPELL [#28775] , because of the lack of the sport activities in their lives . Some people claimsclaimVERB:SVA [#28776] that building new sport centres and facilities will help to increase the level of the society 'sNOUN:POSS [#28777] health . On the contrary , other people believe that other activitiesactionsMORPH [#28778] should be usetakenVERB [#28779] to upreestablishVERB [#28780] the quality of public health . Building new facilities would have certain benefits and positive effects . Firstly , it could make aDET [#28781] better conditionconditionsNOUN:NUM [#28782] for a lot of residents : they would have a lot of places where thetheyPRON [#28783] will have an opportunity to takeattendVERB [#28784] different classes near / closeOTHER [#28785] to / not far fromOTHER [#28786] their houses , consequanetelyconsequentlySPELL [#28787] it can increase the number of people , who do some sport on regular basesbasisNOUN:NUM [#28788] . Secondly , it will also provide anaDET [#28789] chance to find a perfect kind of sport for every single citizen because of the accsesaccessSPELL [#28790] to the variety of different sport locationlocationsNOUN:NUM [#28791] . However , unfortunately , this kind of developing a new method can lead to zero effect . Firstly , even if govermentauthoritiesNOUN [#28792] are able to build handiedshundredsSPELL [#28793] of new sport centres , it will not change people 's mind if they do not wantOTHER [#28794] to try some healthy lifestyle , and it could bring onlyend up inOTHER [#28795] a disastriousdisastrousSPELL [#28796] money waste . Secondly , increasing the level of the sport inOTHER [#28797] people sport'sNOUN:POSS [#28798] life can only be achieveachievedVERB:FORM [#28799] by usingtakingVERB [#28800] a complexsetNOUN [#28801] of different measures likesuch asOTHER [#28802] populatizationpopularizationSPELL [#28803] of healthy lifestyle through commercials and press , providingpromotingVERB [#28804] public health exercisesesexercisesSPELL [#28805] and make agitationcampaigningOTHER [#28806] to attract more people into this new kind of life , that will be much better for them . To conclude , I would like to say , that increasing the number of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#28807] facilities is great option , but it will work only with the tight integration with other methods , because this kind of improvement had been already done before , and because of lack of the enthusiasm and information haswasVERB:TENSE [#28808] failed .

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{"id": 1346}
The charts below show the amount of population atofPREP [#28809] different ages in per cent in Yemen and Italy in 2000 and forecast for 2050 . Population of both countries is divided into three groups : from birth till fourteen , from fifteen till fifty nine years old and more than 60 years old . In 2000 there waswereVERB:SVA [#28810] almost equal amountamountsNOUN:NUM [#28811] of the youngest and middle - aged group in Yemen , and only 3.6 per cent were people atof ofPREP [#28812] theDET [#28813] age more than 60 . However , the situation in Italy was quite different . There can be seen a marked prevalence of population at ageagedVERB:FORM [#28814] between 15 and 59 years old , itwhichPRON [#28815]⚠️ is a little more than sixty per cent . Meanwhile , the oldest population was approximately one - fifth of the whole percentage and the youngest one consisted of nearly fourteen per cent . The situation forecasted for 2050 in these countries differentiates from 2000 . In Yemen ittherePRON [#28816] is supposed to be a growth of the population from 15 to 59 years old forbyPREP [#28817] a bit more than 10 % while the youngest group is considered to decrease to 37 % . Interestingly , the percentage of the oldest group has a slight growth forbyPREP [#28818] 2 per cent . On the other hand , in Italy this group is prognosedprognosticatedSPELL [#28819] to rise until 42.3 % ,PUNCT [#28820] while middle - aged population is supposed to fall down to 46.2 % and the youngest group will remain almost constant . Overall , the situation in 2000 and situation forecastedpredictedVERB [#28821] in both citiescountriesNOUN [#28822] is rather different in contrastcomparison ,OTHER [#28823] and it shows us what changes can happen with the population in future .

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{"id": 1347}
Health problem has always been one of the most actual andOTHER [#28824] controversial onesNOUN [#28825] in some way . Governments givepayVERB [#28826] a lot of attention to increaseincreasingVERB:FORM [#28827] theDET [#28828] durance ofpeople 'sOTHER [#28829] liveslife expectancyNOUN [#28830] and improveimprovingVERB:FORM [#28831] the conditions ofOTHER [#28832] living conditionsNOUN [#28833] . One of the measures , thatOTHER [#28834] is being dinetakenOTHER [#28835] in many countries ,PUNCT [#28836] is increasing the number of sport facilities . On the one hand , people consider it asto beOTHER [#28837] the best way of improving public health . Although others think , that , thatOTHER [#28838] it would not have enough effect on public health and anotherotherDET [#28839] measures are needed to be donetakenVERB [#28840] to solutesolveMORPH [#28841] the problem . First of all , supporting the idea of increasing the number of sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#28842] facilities , it must be said that the result of this measure can be seen by researches who care about the activity and life longevityexpectancyNOUN [#28843] of people shows the real effect osofPREP [#28844] such measure . So it can not be denied that a part ofsomeOTHER [#28845] people use the facilities suggested and it causeleads toOTHER [#28846] a positive effect on their health and life . This argument without,OTHER [#28847] doubtundoubtedly ,OTHER [#28848] can convince governments to continue act liketakingOTHER [#28849] theytheSPELL [#28850] weresameOTHER [#28851] doingmeasuresNOUN [#28852] . Unfortunately , some actions , that / which are that / which areOTHER [#28853] supposed to be effective toinPART [#28854] solvesolvingVERB:FORM [#28855] the issue , can be notADV [#28856] appropriateinappropriateADJ [#28857] . When we are talking about the people who do not appreciate these sports facilities we must understand that it is normal and there will not be enough effect i this case . Some people just can not do sport or do not want ,PUNCT [#28858] at least . Consequently , if they do not use the sport facilities , nothing will be improved . In some way , their belief can be true because their thoughts and actions aredoVERB [#28859] straightlydirectlyADV [#28860] affect solving the problem of public health . Discussing the problem of public health , its improvement and all points of views is essential . All these viewsopinionsNOUN [#28861] must be considered and the solvationsolutionSPELL [#28862] must be made up according toforPREP [#28863] them . As toforPREP [#28864] me , increasing the number of sports facilities is vital and if someone dodoesVERB:SVA [#28865] not assumpt it istake does method assume anOTHER [#28866] effective one , , stillOTHER [#28867] , therePRON [#28868] always willwill alwaysWO [#28869] be somebody who cares about it and this measure will definitely help to improve health .

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{"id": 1351}
It is undeniable that health has always been playing an anDET [#28938] indispensable role in any society . Sport is considered to be one of the mostADV [#28939] efficient methods inofPREP [#28940] improving individuals health . However ,PUNCT [#28941] there is also a claim that effects on health caused by sport activities are not as virtuous as ittheyPRON [#28942]⚠️ seemsseem to seemVERB:FORM [#28943] . On the one hand , raisingrisingVERB [#28944] the number of sports facilities in the cities may provoke an increase in number of individuals doinggoingVERB [#28945] in for sports . Sport activities can help people to ease stress tension and to be full of beans . More than that , children are more likely to take up an active lifelifestyleNOUN [#28946] - style,OTHER [#28947] while spending time with their main role models - parents-parents-OTHER [#28948] in available sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#28949] facilities . Due to this step , a dicreasedecreaseSPELL [#28950] in a number of overweightedoutweighedSPELL [#28951] people will be surely evidencednoticedVERB [#28952] and and plenty of diseases caused by exceeded fat will almost disappear . On the other hand , even if andanSPELL [#28953] individual is envolvedinvolvedSPELL [#28954] in sport activities it 's not garanteedguaranteedSPELL [#28955] that he or she will not face health problems caused by ecological problems , accidents , badADJ [#28956] living conditions and so on . Therefore ,PUNCT [#28957] it is necessary to empasizeemphasizeSPELL [#28958] on the improvement and availability of medical services . More than that , it is significant for governments and manufacturers to consider and solve ecological problems that are the top reason for incurable diseases . InAtPREP [#28959] the end of the day , I would like to claim that health problems are more sophisticated and complex asthanPREP [#28960] it might seem and they can not be solved only by means of sport . That is why I am totally convinced that a special system of steps should be designed , aimed at improving cinditionsconditionsSPELL [#28961] in all aforementioned areas .

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{"id": 1360}
The charts from theDET [#29006] writing task 1 show data about the population of Yemen and Italy devidingdividedVERB [#29007] onintoPREP [#29008] treethreeSPELL [#29009] agedageMORPH [#29010] groups in 2000 and 50 years more inintoPREP [#29011] the future . CompareComparingVERB:FORM [#29012] theDET [#29013] charts of Yemen in 2050 and 50 years previouspriorOTHER [#29014] , ittherePRON [#29015] seems to be an increase in theDET [#29016] group aged 15 - 59 years from 46,346.3OTHER [#29017] % to 57,357.3OTHER [#29018] % and in theDET [#29019] group of people agedOTHER [#29020] 60 and moreolderADJ [#29021] up to 5,75.7OTHER [#29022] % from 3.6 % . TheIn the theOTHER [#29023] formerfirstADJ [#29024] people aged 0 - 14 years wasaccounted forOTHER [#29025] a half of population , but in theOTHER [#29026] the lattersecondADJ [#29027] it will beisVERB:TENSE [#29028] only 37 % . Italy 's chartsChartsOTHER [#29029] for ItalyOTHER [#29030] describe a decrease among people older than 15 up to 59 inbyPREP [#29031] 15 - 20 % to be precise , but an increase from 24.1 % to 42,342.3OTHER [#29032] % amondamongSPELL [#29033] the oldest group . To sum up , by 2050 both countries will have older population compared withtoPREP [#29034] 2000 . There will be a decrease among children for both Italy and Yemen ,.PUNCT [#29035] The top group will be atinPREP [#29036] the age groupNOUN [#29037] of 15 - 59 years old . Italy will have more than 40 % of people agedVERB [#29038] above 60 years . We see that lessfewerADJ [#29039] people will be born in Italy and Yemen .

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{"id": 1363}
Nowadays , the problem of improving health of population is very important for all countries . The scientists search for the best way of solving this problem ,PUNCT [#29080] and there are two points of view on the decision . On the otheroneOTHER [#29081] hand , there are a lot of people ,PUNCT [#29082] who thinksthinkVERB:SVA [#29083] whatthatPRON [#29084] only sport and different physical activities can help us become more healthy . The sport gives us a lot of energy and positive , it can make us get out of bed early . But there are people ,PUNCT [#29085] who hashaveVERB:SVA [#29086] different problems with heart , for example . And for them the big number of sports activities can be dangerous , that is why just using of the amount of sports facilities can not be the only way to solve this problem . On the other hand , some people say that sport does not giveaffectVERB [#29087] us a huge effectmuchOTHER [#29088] and does not improve our health . TheseThoseDET [#29089] people think , that therePRON [#29090] must be othersotherMORPH [#29091] ways to become healthier . Maybe theyTheyADV [#29092] probablyADV [#29093] mean ,PUNCT [#29094] , that we should spend more time oninPREP [#29095] the open air or eat only fresh and healthy food . But all these measures can not be useful without someanyDET [#29096] physical activities or relaxation like yoga . This type of sport makes us more calm and makes our bodies and our minds clearlyclearMORPH [#29097] and healthier . In my opinion , there is no one particular way to make public health better . People are very different , every person has his / herOTHER [#29098] own favourite activities and everyone should choose his orOTHER [#29099] theherDET [#29100] way , depending on hispersonalOTHER [#29101] lifestyle , interests , facilities . I think that people should do something , what they like and it will make them happier and healthier .

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{"id": 1375}
Nowadays there are a lot of different subjects in universities that people are allowed to choose . Some of the subjects are more likely to be taken by male students , and others are interesting for female students . So , there is ansomeDET [#29465] inequality betweennumbersVERB [#29466] thetheirDET [#29467] numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#29468] of themOTHER [#29469] . On the one hand , universities can solve this problem by accepting equal numbers of male and female students in every subject . Firstly , there would be an opportunity for all students to study the subject asbecausePREP [#29470] a person must be openmindedopen - mindedOTHER [#29471] and develop every side of his or her personality . Secondly , social life can be more interesting and differentvaryingVERB [#29472] with a number of different kinds of students . On the other hand , there can be a problem when some of theDET [#29473] students are not keen on this or that subject . They all have theirDET [#29474] own hobbies and interests , so thereitPRON [#29475] would be more logical to allow students to visit lessons they are fond of . Moreover , uniwersityuniversitySPELL [#29476] is theaDET [#29477] place where students prepare to be professionals , so it means that there must be a choice ofPREP [#29478] what subject to takeVERB [#29479] take upPART [#29480] , no matter equalindependent ofOTHER [#29481] numbers of male and female students are or not . In conclusion , I want to say that it does n't really matter how many male or female students learn every subject . They have to make their own right choices , in case to express themselves or their ideas , especially if they are sure about their future career . So , even if only girls or only boys learn the subject , they should be enjoying the lessons .

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{"id": 1379}
Today we live in the modern society where theDET [#29601] education plays a vital role in people 's life ,PUNCT [#29602] because it has a greategreatSPELL [#29603] impact on their future job and , as a result , financial position and futurequality ofOTHER [#29604] life . But disproportion between malemalesNOUN:NUM [#29605] and femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#29606] in different subjects at universities leads toPREP [#29607] some problems with supply and demand on the labour market . So , some people belivebelieveSPELL [#29608] that universities should accept the same amountnumbersNOUN [#29609] of menmaleOTHER [#29610] and womenfemaleADJ [#29611] students in every subjectssubjectNOUN:NUM [#29612] . OnonORTH [#29613] theDET [#29614] top of that I should say that this solution can decrease discriminationNOUN [#29615] aagainstOTHER [#29616] women discriminationNOUN [#29617] in some proffesionsprofessionsSPELL [#29618] , for instance ,PUNCT [#29619] in aDET [#29620] nuclear physics or in aDET [#29621] some government positions . Moreover , equal numbers of male and female students can make amakeOTHER [#29622] learning science more comfortable for femalewomenNOUN [#29623] as well as for malemenNOUN [#29624] . At the same time , this measure has aDET [#29625] negative consequences . The first feature that I should add is that there are some fields where havingVERB [#29626] equal numbers of men and women is impossible . For example , police and army isareVERB:SVA [#29627] mostly men 's occupations , but fashion and cooking isareVERB:SVA [#29628] actually women 's dealsdomains / preferencesOTHER [#29629] . If wePRON [#29630] observe this issue from aDET [#29631] practical and realistic point of point ofOTHER [#29632] view , we clearly understand that universities will decline this idea because ofPREP [#29633] it 'sitsOTHER [#29634] unproductivity and unefficiencyinefficiencySPELL [#29635] . To cut a long story short , this is a very intricate problem . But it goes without saying that this tryingattemptNOUN [#29636] to install a balance on a labour market can have aDET [#29637] negative consequences .

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{"id": 1383}
Studying process at universities has many problemsNOUN [#29740] problems ,nowadays .OTHER [#29741] nowadays . The problem of unequalityinequalitySPELL [#29742] between male and female students appears to be a burning question . Some people think that some subjects should be mostly for men , whilePREP [#29743] others should beVERB [#29744] for women . I personally believe that all students should be equal toinPART [#29745] choosechoiceOTHER [#29746] what subject to study . To begin with , I am inclined to state that the most persuasive argument in favour of equal studying is that male and female students have different kinds of thinking . Men are likelyADJ [#29747] to think more logically , while women have moreADV [#29748] extra ordinaryunorthodoxADJ [#29749] thinking . It makes the process of studying more varied and effective . Moreover , equal communication between genders is always an advantage . When male and female students know each other better , all studying projects are worth doing and results are achievable . One more reason for equal numbers of male and female students ' representationOTHER [#29750] in every subject is that ,PUNCT [#29751] while they are working and studying together ,PUNCT [#29752] they become more socially polite and friendly . What is more , the majority of got (OTHER [#29753] married people can notOTHER [#29754] get engagedVERB [#29755] engaged ontoPREP [#29756] those who theyPRON [#29757] were studying with at theDET [#29758] university . Furthermore , for some people it is hard to adoptadaptVERB [#29759] to unequal circumstances . For example , fewsomeOTHER [#29760] boys feelaroundOTHER [#29761] uncomfortable among manyaroundOTHER [#29762] girls .PUNCT [#29763] However , to solve this problemitOTHER [#29764] is not as easy to solve this problemOTHER [#29765] as it is believed . Nowadays , many univercitiesuniversitiesSPELL [#29766] have their own rules ,PUNCT [#29767] which do not allow boys or girlsOTHER [#29768] to attend some subjects for boys or girls.OTHER [#29769] . Or some subjects are not attractive to girls but only toOTHER [#29770] boys . Taking everything into account , the problem of unequalityinequalitySPELL [#29771] between male and female students is far from solvingbeing solvedVERB:TENSE [#29772] yet : I agree with the statement that attendance toofPREP [#29773] theDET [#29774] every subject should be equal among boys and girls , but it should be left to every person to choose whether,OTHER [#29775] to attend the subject or not .

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{"id": 1385}
Nowadays there are a lot of colleges and universities which includeacceptVERB [#29790] only female or only male students . Usually they areThey are usuallyWO [#29791] closeclosedVERB:FORM [#29792] and elitaryelitistSPELL [#29793] places ,PUNCT [#29794] and in other universities the numblernumberSPELL [#29795] of girls and boys isVERB:TENSE [#29796] fluctuatedfluctuatesMORPH [#29797] . As a result , some people believe that universities should create equal placesplacementsMORPH [#29798] for males and females . But , to my mind , it is impossible . First of all , there are some jobs ,PUNCT [#29799] which requarerequireSPELL [#29800] good physical conditionsabilitiesNOUN [#29801] andorCONJ [#29802] specific sides of character ,PUNCT [#29803] like politelypolitenessMORPH [#29804] or keeping calm constantly .composureOTHER [#29805] It is hard to imagine that a lot of boys pass exams in the medical university and then become nurses or medsisterscare medical workersOTHER [#29806] . Also ,PUNCT [#29807] we have aDET [#29808] few policewomanpolicewomenNOUN:NUM [#29809] and womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#29810] ,PUNCT [#29811] who work in the millitarymilitarySPELL [#29812] sphere . Secondly , the visitingwhether or not whether or notOTHER [#29813] oftoPART [#29814] subjectsattendVERB [#29815] isaOTHER [#29816] a choiceclass isOTHER [#29817] ofup toPREP [#29818] every student . If universities createestablishVERB [#29819] the qwotequotaSPELL [#29820] offorPREP [#29821] number ofacceptingOTHER [#29822] male and female students , some girls and boys will lose anDET [#29823] opportunitiesopportunityNOUN:NUM [#29824] to visit theesetheseSPELL [#29825] lectures becousebecauseSPELL [#29826] free placesplacementsMORPH [#29827] may be endedendVERB:TENSE [#29828] . In developed countries with the highest level of education and with large opportunities of studying , it is impossible . In my opinion , universities should getgiveVERB [#29829] a chance to choose subjects bytoPREP [#29830] both male and female students . In connclusionconclusionSPELL [#29831] , I would like to say that thewhetherOTHER [#29832] gettingto getVERB:FORM [#29833] education or notOTHER [#29834] is the choiceupOTHER [#29835] oftoPREP [#29836] every studendstudentSPELL [#29837] . Universities and govermentauthoritiesNOUN [#29838] should not preventinterfereVERB [#29839] it ,with this choice byOTHER [#29840] accepting equal numbers of lecture visitorsstudentsNOUN [#29841] . There are a lot of special universities and schools , therewhichPRON [#29842]⚠️ isgive an anOTHER [#29843] opportunity to study foramongPREP [#29844] only girls andorCONJ [#29845] only boys . So , I think that this dividingsolutionNOUN [#29846] will haveVERB [#29847] not giveVERB [#29848] benefits in the future .ВасиловскаяOTHER [#29849]

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{"id": 1389}
There is a widespread opinion that the number of men and women entering a specific specialization in the university should be the same . I fully disagree with this point ofOTHER [#29924] view and strongly believe that such suggestion is absolutely unefficientinefficientSPELL [#29925] . First of all , it is obvious that men are more inclined to specific professions ,PUNCT [#29926] and receive better results working in some fields . For instance , in engineering or physics specializations moreADJ [#29927] men are moreOTHER [#29928] succededsucceededSPELL [#29929] , probably because of a different way of thinking . If universities start to accept the same number of male and female students , the progress in science is very likely to decrease . Subsequently , it will lead to the loss of efficiency and lessfewerADJ [#29930] developments . Moreover , if there are some vacant places on a certain faculty and all women are already accepted , the rest of the men whoPRON [#29931] applied for this programme will not have a chance to get education . In contrast , some people contend that this suggestion should be accepted in order to obtain national equality and eliminate the descrepancydiscrepancySPELL [#29932] between both genders . Notwithstanding this idea , I think that this solution to the problem of unequalityinequalitySPELL [#29933] is not right . Students should be choisenchosenSPELL [#29934] by their skills and abilities that they haveVERB:TENSE [#29935] demonstrated oninPREP [#29936] the exams , otherwise it seems likely that talented or smart people in one field risk to study the subject they are not keen on . Overall , to my mind , theDET [#29937] suggested idea ,PUNCT [#29938] mainly aimed to solve the problem of inequality ,PUNCT [#29939] , will only exacerbate the situation , leading to a more serious descrepancydiscrepancySPELL [#29940] between men and women .

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{"id": 1391}
Nowadays there are lots of arguesargumentsMORPH [#29963] onaboutPREP [#29964] whether the number of men and women in universities should be equal . SoThe question is The question is ,OTHER [#29965] can universities accept anDET [#29966] equal proportion of people of both genders in every subject ? I believe ittheyPRON [#29967]⚠️ cacanCONTR [#29968] n'tnotCONTR [#29969] and there are several reasons for such opinion . First of all , all people can not have the same skills . It is widely known that the majority of boys has better and dipperdeeperOTHER [#29970] skills in Mathematics than girls . So , it is obvious that universities can not accept the equal number of boys and girls in some technical subjects . Also , not many boys are interested in Arts , Literature or Design , that is why it is impossible to have anDET [#29971] equal proportion of people of both genders in these subjects . Secondly , women are not able to study some subjects as it is dangerous or too difficult for them . For example , universities can not accept girls to study some specific kinds of surgery as very hardheavyADJ [#29972] equipment is used there . What is more , some military universities do not accept women because men and women have different mental and psychological skills . It can be really hard or even impossible for young women to fight against other people with weapons . On the other hand , it could be said that in the 21st century there should not be anyDET [#29973] differentiation between genders and universities should accept equal proportionproportionsNOUN:NUM [#29974] of boys and girls for each subject . Modern young women are strong and smart enough to enter a military or technical university . All in all , I strongly believe that it is not possible to have aDET [#29975] 50:50 proportion of men and women in all kinds of universities . The most important thing for universities isVERB [#29976] to have students that have appropriate skills in a subject and are interested in it ,PUNCT [#29977] whichever gender these students are .

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{"id": 1392}
This diagram shows us the aDET [#29978] comparison in theDET [#29979] proportion of population aged 65 and over in three countries which are-OTHER [#29980] Japan , Sweden aneandSPELL [#29981] the USA . Obviously , we might point out that theDET [#29982] proportions all over thetheseDET [#29983] countries flactuatefluctuatedSPELL [#29984] during 100 years (PUNCT [#29985] from 1940 to 2040 )PUNCT [#29986] . The tendencies ofinPREP [#29987] Japan and Sweden are partly similar ,PUNCT [#29988] while the tendency ofinPREP [#29989] the USA is considerably differdifferentMORPH [#29990] from them . We notice that there is a gradual growth in theDET [#29991] persantagepercentageSPELL [#29992] of people elderolderADJ [#29993] thanPREP [#29994] 65 in Japan and Sweden ,PUNCT [#29995] while the USAAmericanOTHER [#29996] tendency is quite stable from the year 1940 to 2020 ,PUNCT [#29997] and there is a huge bustgrowthNOUN [#29998] in the year 2030 when the proportion reaches the point of 25 % after 10 % , atOTHER [#29999] which itPRON [#30000]⚠️ was in the previous year . The most attrectiveattractiveSPELL [#30001] predictancepredictionSPELL [#30002] is seen in the USAAmericanOTHER [#30003] future , because their proportion is the biggest and it reaches a pickpeakNOUN [#30004] in theDET [#30005] 2040 at the point of 27 persentsper centOTHER [#30006] . At the same time ,PUNCT [#30007] the maximum of Sweden 'sSwedishOTHER [#30008] proportion is 25,525.5OTHER [#30009] persentspercentSPELL [#30010] and Japan 'sJapaneseOTHER [#30011] maximum is 23,523.5OTHER [#30012] persentspercentSPELL [#30013] .

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{"id": 1393}
It is generally acknowlegedacknowledgedSPELL [#30014] that the development of the dimocracydemocracySPELL [#30015] gives womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#30016] a chance to be equal with theDET [#30017] men in all kinds of questions and spherasspheresSPELL [#30018] . Nowadays , womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#30019] want and theyPRON [#30020]⚠️ are able to work and study in everyanyDET [#30021] sphearsphereSPELL [#30022] they choose . Therefore , it is widely stated that in every subjectthereOTHER [#30023] should be included the equal numbers of male and female students in every subjectOTHER [#30024] . Let us consider the advantages which society got from this kind of equality . Firstly , womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#30025] and men have aDET [#30026] different mental structure , therefore , theDET [#30027] work will be done more effectiveefficientlyADV [#30028] in case of their couple work . The research shows that men see an overall strategy and aDET [#30029] main task better than womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#30030] ,PUNCT [#30031] while womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#30032] are more attentive to detailsdetailMORPH [#30033] . Secondly , studying together , aOTHER [#30034] woman and aDET [#30035] man can develop in a wider range of skills , for instance , manmenOTHER [#30036] can interestinglyADV [#30037] teach in an entertaining mannerOTHER [#30038] women some sciences likeasPREP [#30039] chemistry ,PUNCT [#30040] while aDET [#30041] woman can help aDET [#30042] man with the linguistic subjects . In contrast to these advantages , there is a disadvantage . Studying together ,PUNCT [#30043] female and male students spend too much time and attention on theDET [#30044] attrectionattractionSPELL [#30045] oftoPREP [#30046] each other ,PUNCT [#30047] which badly affectaffectsVERB:SVA [#30048] ondelOTHER [#30049] their studyingsstudyingSPELL [#30050] . To sum up , I would like to point out that all theDET [#30051] items written above work from time to time . It is implied that there are situations when the sex of theDET [#30052] students is meaningless and there is no difference in theDET [#30053] effectiveness ofdue toPREP [#30054] theDET [#30055] number ofPREP [#30056] male and female students . For example , there is no big difference inbetweenPREP [#30057] the qualification of aDET [#30058] man who hadhasVERB:TENSE [#30059] studied the economy with theDET [#30060] womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#30061] and of theDET [#30062] one otherother oneWO [#30063] who hadhasVERB:TENSE [#30064] done it without them .

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{"id": 1396}
The graph illustrates the percentage of people aged 65 and over in the period from 1940 to 2040 in Japan , Sweden and the USA . Overall , it is clear that all three lines fluctuate during the period . However , there is a tenancytendencyNOUN [#30112] toforPREP [#30113] the numberpartNOUN [#30114] of adult population increasingto increaseVERB:FORM [#30115] . ProportionThe proportionDET [#30116] of population aged 65 and over was almost equal - in Sweden and the USA from 1940 to 1990 , however , while inPREP [#30117] the USA lineitOTHER [#30118] remained steady untilluntilSPELL [#30119] 2015 and then started to grow rapidly , theinOTHER [#30120] Sweden lineitOTHER [#30121] was fluctuating . In contrast , the amountpercentageNOUN [#30122] of adult population in Japan started to increase after a small decline from 1940 to 1960 and then rocketed in 2025 - 2035 , crossingexceeding that inOTHER [#30123] both Sweden and the USA lines . Finally , it grew to about 28 % , whatwhichPRON [#30124] is almost 6 times moreas muchOTHER [#30125] thanasPREP [#30126] at the beginning of the period . In conclusion , the graph shows that the amountpercentageNOUN [#30127] of people aged 65 and over will grow byuntilPREP [#30128] 2040 . Moreover , Japan will have the most significant difference between theDET [#30129] proportions ofinPREP [#30130] 1940 and 2040 .

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{"id": 1397}
Some critics say that the number of male and female studentsNOUN [#30131] studying every subject should be equal . They believe thatPREP [#30132] this agreement will have a goodpositiveADJ [#30133] effect on the totalfinalADJ [#30134] results . Let 's have a good look at this issue . From my point of view ,PUNCT [#30135] there is no need to establish anDET [#30136] equal number of male and female students in a group . First of all , that is a known fact that men are better in subjects ,PUNCT [#30137] which can be quite difficult for women . For example , engeneeringengineeringSPELL [#30138] seems to be easy for malemenNOUN [#30139] , especially when they study cars , while women more often need a couple more hourstimeNOUN [#30140] to understand a mechanism . Secondly , that is usually difficult and is notOTHER [#30141] worth -PUNCT [#30142] wasting time to study a subject aDET [#30143] person is not interested in . Scientists say that the more person is fascinated aboutbyPREP [#30144] a subject ( for instance , German language ) , the less time and energy itPRON [#30145] is necessary for themOTHER [#30146] to remember new information . Both these examples show that studying a subject ,PUNCT [#30147] which is not interesting and is difficult ,PUNCT [#30148] will not bring better results finallyin the endOTHER [#30149] . However , some people are sure that the number of men and wonenwomenSPELL [#30150] studying in a group should be equal . Firstly , that helps with theOTHER [#30151] cooperation between these two genders . In addition , there is a problem that there are tooofOTHER [#30152] manyexcessiveADJ [#30153] programmistsamountNOUN [#30154] whoofOTHER [#30155] aremaleSPELL [#30156] menprogrammersNOUN [#30157] and femaleADJ [#30158] doctors who are womenOTHER [#30159] . Some people think that theDET [#30160] discrimination according to theDET [#30161] gender may appear in the future ( for example , onatPREP [#30162] job interviews ) . In conclusion , there is an opinion that universities should accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subjectareaNOUN [#30163] . However , I think that this reform will not effecthaveVERB [#30164] anyDET [#30165] positivelypositiveMORPH [#30166] effectsNOUN [#30167] on students ' resultsПриходинаNOUN [#30168] .

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{"id": 1398}
From this graph itwePRON [#30169]⚠️ can beVERB:TENSE [#30170] clearly seenseeVERB:FORM [#30171] 3 curves , which have been showedshowVERB:TENSE [#30172] theDET [#30173] proportions of population withatPREP [#30174] theDET [#30175] age 65 and more in Japan , Sweden and the USA . According to the japaneseJapaneseORTH [#30176] curve , it should be noticed thatPREP [#30177] thethereOTHER [#30178] growing downis a downwardOTHER [#30179] tendency from 1940 to 1960 . During approximately 27 years ,PUNCT [#30180] the rate remained steadilysteadyMORPH [#30181] onatPREP [#30182] the constant level atofPREP [#30183] 3 % . The analytics predict the rocketrocketingMORPH [#30184] increase from 10 % to 25 % and before and after this change the proportion has risenrisesVERB:TENSE [#30185] . OnInPREP [#30186] theaDET [#30187] otherdifferentADJ [#30188] situation in Sweden there waswereVERB:SVA [#30189] the rhytmrhythmSPELL [#30190] of population , which hashadVERB:TENSE [#30191] a cycliccyclicalMORPH [#30192] growth , like an economy . It can be clearly noticed that the Swedish curve has 2 periods of falling , but the changes were little and they couldcanVERB:TENSE [#30193] n'tnotCONTR [#30194] be compared with theDET [#30195] rates of growth . AtInPREP [#30196] the USA the temppaceNOUN [#30197] of curve 's theDET [#30198] change is similar thantoPREP [#30199] thatDET [#30200] in Sweden . But considering the difference in the proportions ,PUNCT [#30201] Sweden has theaDET [#30202] growth biggerbigger growthWO [#30203] ,PUNCT [#30204] than inPREP [#30205] the USA . To sum up , in all countries the proportion of elderelderlyMORPH [#30206] population hashadVERB:TENSE [#30207] theDET [#30208] increaseincreasedVERB:FORM [#30209] , but in Japan it iswasVERB:TENSE [#30210] more prominentADJ [#30211] than in Sweden and in the USA .

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{"id": 1399}
Nowadays there is a wishOTHER [#30212] in a lot of universities there is a wish to enterintroduceVERB [#30213] theaDET [#30214] new rule , which includesstatesVERB [#30215] that the amountsnumbersNOUN [#30216] of girls and boys must be equaledequalledVERB:INFL [#30217] . I will consider this statement from 3 points of view : hystoricalhistoricalSPELL [#30218] , biologicalOTHER [#30219] , biologyeconomicaleconomicalSPELL [#30220] and myDET [#30221] own .PUNCT [#30222] According to the hystorical viewpointhistorical ,OTHER [#30223] let 's remember the past . In many countries a lot of people tried to equalequaliseMORPH [#30224] the rights of each gender , individand personOTHER [#30225] . Many heroes died to remainestablishVERB [#30226] this principle . Comparing withDespiteOTHER [#30227] this fact ,PUNCT [#30228] the government of universities wants to destroy it . It can affect onPREP [#30229] the students , society in general . It is theanDET [#30230] example of theDET [#30231] discrimination . The main featureconsequenceNOUN [#30232] of this consists of the negative results toforPREP [#30233] everyone . If we want to conductmakeVERB [#30234] a comparison between the previous point of view and aDET [#30235] biologyeconomical biological , economicalOTHER [#30236] , theDET [#30237] conclusion will be remainedthe sameOTHER [#30238] . The costs spendVERB [#30239] on theno articleOTHER [#30240] female students are more than the ones spendOTHER [#30241] on the malemalesNOUN:NUM [#30242] . This fact establishes withfromPREP [#30243] the anatomical characteristics of the female organysmorganismSPELL [#30244] . It accords tomanifests itself inOTHER [#30245] theaDET [#30246] situation inwhenOTHER [#30247] whichtheDET [#30248] number of male students willisVERB [#30249] more than that of theOTHER [#30250] femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#30251] . From my point of view ,PUNCT [#30252] universities , if they have n't got the popularity , ca n't accept equal numbers of studentsOTHER [#30253] in every subject , because in mathsMathsORTH [#30254] and physicsPhysicsORTH [#30255] the appropriate student is theaDET [#30256] male and in humanitaryhumanitySPELL [#30257] sciences theaDET [#30258] girl is more suitable than aDET [#30259] boy . To conclude my essay ,PUNCT [#30260] I 'd like to say that I disagree with theno articleOTHER [#30261] universities and I hope that they understand that itPRON [#30262] is theaDET [#30263] mistake for themOTHER [#30264] .

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{"id": 1407}
It is not a secret that some universities have limited vacancies in theDET [#30453] subjectossubjectsSPELL [#30454] offorPREP [#30455] males and females . It can be due to the unequal acceptionacceptance rateNOUN [#30456] toinPREP [#30457] proffesionalprofessionalSPELL [#30458] spheres . So there are a lot of discussions considering this question . Somebody mayVERB:TENSE [#30459] think that it is normal to abandonrestrictVERB [#30460] girls 'NOUN:POSS [#30461] and boys inPREP [#30462] their'NOUN:POSS [#30463] choices . However , from my point of view , everybody should study what hetheyPRON [#30464]⚠️ wantswantVERB:SVA [#30465] . And it does n't matter who you are : a male aOTHER [#30466] male or female studentNOUN [#30467] . Firstly , if there is an unequalityinequalitySPELL [#30468] betweenin the inequality ofOTHER [#30469] girls and boys in groups , there are may be better relationships . It can be because of better understanding between them . Secondly , I think , it is really essential to accept more female students in such areas where men are exceededexceedVERB:TENSE [#30470] . This can help to researchapproachVERB [#30471] the problem from the new point . That is why there is no necessity to limit and makeVERB [#30472] equal vacant places for students . On the other hand , there is an opinion that equal numbers of girls and boys in subject groups can lead to itsinfluence theirOTHER [#30473] proportion in all proffesionalprofessionalSPELL [#30474] areas . So there will not be the theaDET [#30475] sphere where there are only men or only women . But I amdoVERB:TENSE [#30476] not agree with it because ,PUNCT [#30477] I think ,PUNCT [#30478] there are some gender themesissuesNOUN [#30479] which are better understood by males or females only . To sum up , there are can be many opinions aboutonPREP [#30480] this problem ,PUNCT [#30481] but for betterADJ [#30482] it 'sitsOTHER [#30483] understanding it shouldsocialOTHER [#30484] beresearchOTHER [#30485] donecarriedVERB [#30486] theoutOTHER [#30487] social research . Only this can show what is better for society .

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{"id": 1426}
The graph illustrates how many percent of men and women in Australia choosechoseVERB:TENSE [#30758] one of the levels of post - school qualifications in 1999 . As can be seen from the bar chart ,PUNCT [#30759] the proportion of men who chose post - school education is higher than the amountnumberNOUN [#30760] of women who held themitPRON [#30761]⚠️ in 1999 . Men in Australia prefer skilled vocational diplomadiplomasNOUN:NUM [#30762] as aDET [#30763] post - school qualification . The percantagepercentageSPELL [#30764] of males who chose it accounts forPREP [#30765] 90 % . Females chose undergraduate diploma as the most suitable for them and the number of women who chose it is about 70 % . More than a half of people who chose aDET [#30766] bachelor 's degree , are femalesare females ,WO [#30767] but the number of men who chose aDET [#30768] master 's degree is on 20 % higher than women . The amount of men who held aDET [#30769] postgraduate diploma and the women who chose undergraduate diploma is nearly the same and accounts for 70 % . asAsORTH [#30770] we can see from the graph , the least wanted post - school qualification for males is anDET [#30771] undergraduate diploma and aDET [#30772] skill vocational diploma for women in Australia in 1999 .

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{"id": 1437}
Nowadays the question of aDET [#31019] creative person 's freedom has been as urgent as it has never been before . New kinds of modern art has appearedappearVERB:TENSE [#31020] every year and representatives of them want to be heard . They claim their right to create can not be restricted while common people insisteinsistSPELL [#31021] on restriction . Let 's consider both opinions . I have always been sure that freedom is above everything . NooneNo oneORTH [#31022] can limit it . Whereas I understand that there are some rules and laws according to themwhichPRON [#31023] we are living for . If one areisVERB:SVA [#31024] allowed to break any rules , others will follow them . In total ,PUNCT [#31025] our democratic society becomes anarchyan anarchistOTHER [#31026] one . I can easily prooveproveSPELL [#31027] it by giving you an example of an amazing survey . It was a modern block of flats in the the theDET [#31028] suburbanssuburbsMORPH [#31029] of New York . The only strange thing ofaboutPREP [#31030] that house was nobody lived there . It had been standing for several years and nothing changed . One day scientists decided to break one glass there to prooveproveSPELL [#31031] the theory . What happened in 3 months ? All glasses were brokebrokenVERB:FORM [#31032] and theDET [#31033] walls were painted . It means , scientists said , that when people observe abnormal behaviour they strive to follow himitPRON [#31034] . That 's why if we allow creative artists toVERB:FORM [#31035] behave abnormalabnormallyMORPH [#31036] we allow it to everybody . Creative ones disagree with this point of view . They consider them to be artists and should do what they want . I suppose such process to be inevitable and people not only in my country face such problem . Summing up everything said above I can draw a conclusidionconclusionSPELL [#31037] that the best solution oftoPREP [#31038] this problem is to find a golden middle , LocallocalORTH [#31039] government should creatcreateSPELL [#31040] special areas for artists and artists have to follow the rules . So they ought to have a dialogedialogueSPELL [#31041] .

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{"id": 1439}
In today 's world when everybody saysspeakVERB [#31077] about democracy a lot of people claim that creative must artists have to be given theanDET [#31078] opportunity to express their ideas in words , pictures , film as they prefer . But theDET [#31079] others think that they must have some possible government restrictions on what they do . Let us start by considering pros and cons of this opinion . First of all , I want to say that creative artists should always have theDET [#31080] freedom in what they do . On the one hand , theDET [#31081] creative people can be a reason of technical , social and political progress in the country . They see the world from aDET [#31082] different side . If we remember the greatest researchers , scientistscientistsNOUN:NUM [#31083] , writers , politicians , we will see that they have theanDET [#31084] opportunity to change the world or theaDET [#31085] country as they want because they can understantunderstandSPELL [#31086] more in comparison to common people . On the other hand , if theanDET [#31087] individual wants to have theanDET [#31088] esteticaestheticSPELL [#31089] pleasure hetheyPRON [#31090]⚠️ must do what hetheyPRON [#31091]⚠️ likeslikeVERB:SVA [#31092] . But if we have some government restrictions and we do not love what we do it is not good for our mood , nervousnervesMORPH [#31093] and helthhealthSPELL [#31094] . And , besides itPRON [#31095] , if we want to live in democracy we must be provided with theDET [#31096] freedom , especially theDET [#31097] artistartistsNOUN:NUM [#31098] , thatwhoPRON [#31099] are the representatives ofPREP [#31100] their country in the otherwholeADJ [#31101] world . But there are people who claimsclaimVERB:SVA [#31102] that public peoplepublicfiguresOTHER [#31103] have government restrictions on what they do . They say that restriction ofOTHER [#31104] their freedom can be a reason offorPREP [#31105] theDET [#31106] international conflicts as we saw it between Russia and Belarus . To sum up , I would like to say , that both opinions have their strong sides and I believe that in near future the balance between this two opinions will be found .

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{"id": 1441}
Nowadays , there are many heated debates about whether government restrictions should exist and control what creative artists are allowed to do or whether we should give freedom to those artists to express themselvesPRON [#31108] in a way they want . Personally , I absolutely agree with the first point of view due toforPREP [#31109] some reasons . First of all , to my mind , it is absolutely important to control every sphere of our life , andCONJ [#31110] if it is not under a certain amount of control , there wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#31111] be a disaster . Consequently , by giving the freedom to creative artists to express themselves as they want will definitely lead to certain problems . For instance , it would be almost impossible to keep an eye on aDET [#31112] censure , because some artists have got anDET [#31113] extraordinary views on art . Secondly , many unofficial films , pictures etc . will appear . Hence , it wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#31114] be veryhardvery hardORTH [#31115] to control this big flow of pirate movies , not officiallyillegallyADV [#31116] recorded songs . Therefore , it will lead to more people who break the rules and the rate of crime will grow . On the other hand , many people may say that we have to think about the freedom of expression . WhilewhilePUNCT [#31117] speaking about this theme . Although this opinion makes sense , little todoSPELL [#31118] these people realize how many disadvantages will appear when government restrictions are off . To reteiratereiterateSPELL [#31119] my point of view , I do believe that everything in this world should be under the control of somethingsome authorityOTHER [#31120] whether it is government or parents , because without restrictions we will not be able to live a sedatesafeADJ [#31121] life .

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{"id": 1447}
Nowadays , theDET [#31180] contemporary art provides asusSPELL [#31181] with an enormouseenormousSPELL [#31182] number of artists , whichwhoPRON [#31183] triestryVERB:SVA [#31184] to express their ideas using all styles and methods they are closer to . But some people say ,PUNCT [#31185] that there should be a list of restrictions , which would staykeepVERB [#31186] artists ' hands ' under the governmentialgovernmentalSPELL [#31187] control . To begin with , I would like to say ,PUNCT [#31188] that for me there is only one point 'PUNCT [#31189] for 'PUNCT [#31190] the government restricyionsrestrictionsSPELL [#31191] . And this point is that for some ' creative artists ' theDET [#31192] art could lay in the sphere that could cause some demagedamageSPELL [#31193] to theDET [#31194] society , especially in the multicultural countries or countries with the parochial system of values . For example , you should n't perform naked and bleedingshow bloodOTHER [#31195] somewhere in a tiny russian village , where there is still no culture of using and showing your body for theanyDET [#31196] other reasonsreasonNOUN:NUM [#31197] except for theOTHER [#31198] hard -PUNCT [#31199] work . As far as I amVERB:TENSE [#31200] concerned , my other arguments are going to be the voice of freedom that should be given to the artists . At first , we should never forget about one of the main cut pointpointsNOUN:NUM [#31201] of democratic society - the right to be free in expressing your opinion whichever way you wish . Artists cacanCONTR [#31202] n'tnotCONTR [#31203] be excluded , causebecausePREP [#31204] putting under ' arrest ' their own feelings will not give them a chance to make aDET [#31205] real art , which always a piece of creating . Moreover to say , having government restrictionsrestrictionNOUN:NUM [#31206] foron creatingOTHER [#31207] art means that there is a rule of autocracy , which brings all the culture under government propaganda and denies people 'shumanOTHER [#31208] right of getting a full variety of information and makes people blind . It is well accepted that an artist would never ' haveVERB:TENSE [#31209] born ' a real art being under pressure , never knowhave knownVERB:TENSE [#31210] what to expect . To conclude with , I trully believe that creative artists should be able to act the way they want being free , except those cases which could harm the society or distabelisedestabiliseSPELL [#31211] it .

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{"id": 1453}
One of the inevitable human rights is freedom of speech . Considering any form of art a way to speak about something ,PUNCT [#31273] hardly anyone can makeimposeVERB [#31274] any restrictions without breaking the essential human rights . MeanwhileWhileOTHER [#31275] I think it is necessary to give all the freedom to any artist , it still seems fair to me that piece of art can somehow hurt other people , so the government restrictions can be used only for protection but not for limiting one 's will to express himself . Due to the fact that contemporary art is developing and becoming more and more extraodinaryextraordinarySPELL [#31276] , some people can say that the government should restrict such perfomanceperformanceSPELL [#31277] that can somehow hurt feeling of other people . The scandalous organisationgroupNOUN [#31278] " Pussy Riot " , which had aDET [#31279] punk prayprayerMORPH [#31280] in the cathedral , is still being discussed . All the people are divided into two fighting groups ; one is proclaiming that this perfomanceperformanceSPELL [#31281] is a form of modern art aimed to express the political protest , and another group is sure that the punk prayprayerMORPH [#31282] is nothing but only an attempt to hurt the feelings off religious people and descrinatedesecrateSPELL [#31283] theDET [#31284] faith . However , freedom of people to express their own beliefsNOUN [#31285] is a constitutionally proclaimed right of everyone so no one can be deprived of it . More to sayMoreoverOTHER [#31286] , throughout the centuries all the artists ( musicians , painters , poets ) have struggled for their freedom to be heard . Therefore , it seems to me like it is not the government whothatPRON [#31287]⚠️ can somehow restrict the artists ' freedom to express themselves . The only rules that can somehow be excercisedexercisedSPELL [#31288] must be created only by the common will of society , so these rules will become some moral orientiersorientationNOUN [#31289] for artists in order to make it more easy to distinguish where the expression of themselves can hurt anyone else .

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{"id": 1458}
This chart provides us with information about difference in levels of post - school qualification in Australia . Moreover , in this chart we can see and analyze the proportion of men and women ,PUNCT [#31333] who held itPRON [#31334] in 1999 . As we can see , higher amount of men than women had skilled vocational diploma . If we talk about undergraduate diploma , we can see the theDET [#31335] oppositoppositeSPELL [#31336] situation , there were 70 % of females , whogotOTHER [#31337] getgotVERB:FORM [#31338] this diploma ,PUNCT [#31339] against 30 % of males . Moreover , femalesfemaleMORPH [#31340] graduates wereOTHER [#31341] represented muchADV [#31342] less that malesmaleMORPH [#31343] onesNOUN [#31344] in commontheOTHER [#31345] amountpercentageNOUN [#31346] of people who received postgraduate diploma and master 's degree . In addition to it , we should noticednoticeVERB:FORM [#31347] , that more women ( 55 % ) , than men ( 45 % ) receivereceivedVERB:TENSE [#31348] bachelor degree in 1999 . This chart illustateillustratesSPELL [#31349] us the tendency ,PUNCT [#31350] that in 1999 ,PUNCT [#31351] there were a big amount of men ,PUNCT [#31352] who achieved more prestigeousprestigiousSPELL [#31353] qualification levels ( Master 's degree , Postgraduate degree ) , and inatPREP [#31354] the same time , women ofentlyoftenADV [#31355] recievedreceivedSPELL [#31356] degrees or diplomas withofPREP [#31357] lower level ,PUNCT [#31358] than men .

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{"id": 1461}
The statement about whether or not artists should have a right to express their own ideas in any way they want to is quite debatable . There are people who hold very contradictory arguementsargumentsSPELL [#31382] on this issue ,PUNCT [#31383] thatwhichOTHER [#31384] I am going to discuss below in order to reach and express my own opinion , Up toInPREP [#31385] my opinion , modern artists , of course , should have the freedom to create beautiful works in any way they want to . First of all , it is aDET [#31386] one of the basic rights of aDET [#31387] human beingNOUN [#31388] to express their thoughts and beliefs in any way , and theDET [#31389] government should be the sentinel of this right , not the enemy . As we live in liberal world , full of rights , thatwhichDET [#31390] helps induvidualsindividualsSPELL [#31391] live inPREP [#31392] freedom and happyhappinessMORPH [#31393] , a chance toforPREP [#31394] the artists to create anything in anywayany wayORTH [#31395] should be protected . Secondly , this right gives the opportunity to the mankind as to create such beautiful , outstanding work , performances , music that theyPRON [#31396]⚠️ become a cultural , worldwide treasure . For example , the art of Salvador Dali was extraordinary , odd , most ofPREP [#31397] people doesdoVERB:SVA [#31398] not understand it even today , but a right to express his thoughts this way givedgaveVERB:INFL [#31399] us such tromendoustremendousSPELL [#31400] works ,PUNCT [#31401] that everyone accepted themPRON [#31402]⚠️ . ToInPREP [#31403] the end , I should admit the importance of freedom to express the ideas , althoughtmoreoverADV [#31404] , government should protect it , and give itthe artistsOTHER [#31405] an opportunity forto developOTHER [#31406] develop themselvesPRON [#31407] .

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{"id": 1465}
Creative artists should always be given the freedom to express their own ideas ( in words , pictures , music or film ) in whichever way they wish . There should be no government restrictions on what they do . To what extend todoSPELL [#31436] you agree or disagree with this opinion ? It goes without saying that artists are people who need a lot of freedom in all ways for the possibility to create something . This means that they are sure that any restriction of their way of life will influence their inspiration and will spoil their work . InToPREP [#31437] whichwhatDET [#31438] degreeextendNOUN [#31439] should the government restrict creative artists ? Let 's think about it . To my mind , the government should n't limit the activity of artists .PUNCT [#31440] It is out of the questionsquestionNOUN:NUM [#31441] ,PUNCT [#31442] that artists are those people who can change theDET [#31443] history and theDET [#31444] culture . One generation changechangesVERB:SVA [#31445] into another but theDET [#31446] art ishas been has beenVERB:TENSE [#31447] saving usPRON [#31448]⚠️ from the earliest centuries to nowadays . It demonstratedemonstratesVERB:SVA [#31449] that artists should be respectablerespectedMORPH [#31450] in society , they should have a lot of advantages ,PUNCT [#31451] because they are unusual people . This means that the government also should n't influence the artists ' way of life in such aDET [#31452] way as ideological restrictions . On the other hand , artists are also theDET [#31453] citizens of a concretespecificADJ [#31454] country . It is clear that they ,PUNCT [#31455] as everyone in this governmentcountry countryNOUN [#31456] should have some political duties like taxing and so on . In this way , in my opinion , creative artists ,PUNCT [#31457] of course ,PUNCT [#31458] should have government restrictions . Thus , I would like to say ,PUNCT [#31459] that artists are very important people in the world , they play a very significant role , but it 's not the reason not to restrict them as other citizens .

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{"id": 1475}
There is an opinion that creative people like artists , writers and so on should have the freedom to express their ideas in whichever way they may wish ,PUNCT [#31499] and governments should not barrierrestrictVERB [#31500] their activities . As for me , this point of view is absolutely wrong . First of all , if governments allow people who call themselves artists to express themselves in whichever may they like , that will provide an unstoppable chaos because thanthenSPELL [#31501] anyone just by proclaiming that he is an artist will havebeVERB [#31502] aatSPELL [#31503] liberty to do whatever he likes calling his actions anDET [#31504] art . Furthermore , I believe that governments should provide order ,PUNCT [#31505] and order is only achievesachievedVERB:FORM [#31506] by control . Governments which ca n't provide control may lose aDET [#31507] respect of their citizens and , which is much worse , legitimacy . For example , last year one so called artist clipresclipsSPELL [#31508] his testicles to the ground at the Red square as an act of protest against Russian government . As for me , I doubt that this is an acceptable way of self - expression . There is anDET [#31509] another argument : providing such freedom to artists conpredictscontradictsSPELL [#31510] the basic principles of theDET [#31511] democracy . According to the liberal position , no group should have preferences in their social rights , everybody must be equal , no matermatterMORPH [#31512] who those people are : buisinessmenbusinessmenSPELL [#31513] , laborslaborersSPELL [#31514] or artists . If society gives preferences to some group theythatPRON [#31515]⚠️ means that this group may avoid rules which influencesinfluenceVERB:SVA [#31516] freedom . In conclusion , I 'd livelikeVERB [#31517] to state one more time that artists should not be out of restrictionsfreeOTHER [#31518] oninPREP [#31519] what they do because it is immoral and unfair to other social groups and also because this may put society in a dangerous situation .

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{"id": 1480}
The chart illustrates the different levels of post - school qualifications in Australia and shows us the proportion of men and women in 1999 . This chart consists ofpresents percentage numbers alongOTHER [#31538] two linesaxesNOUN [#31539] : vertical and gorizontalhorizontalSPELL [#31540] . Each lineaxisNOUN [#31541] involves some indicators , which help us to note an interesting tendency in post - school qualifications in Australia in 1999 and the proportion of two sexesgendersNOUN [#31542] among the candidates thereowners of those qualificationsOTHER [#31543] . Vertical lineaxisNOUN [#31544] shows the certainADJ [#31545] qualificationqualificationsNOUN:NUM [#31546] ofreceived byOTHER [#31547] men and women , gorizontalhorizontalSPELL [#31548] line demonstrates percentpercentageMORPH [#31549] proportionsnumbersNOUN [#31550] from zero to aDET [#31551] hundred percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#31552] . VerticalAlong the verticalOTHER [#31553] line includesaxis there areOTHER [#31554] such indicators as Skilled vocational diploma , Undergraduate diploma , Bachelor 's degree , Postgraduate diploma , Master 's degree . 90 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#31555] is a maximum among the candidatesschool graduatesNOUN [#31556] ,PUNCT [#31557] who havehadVERB:TENSE [#31558] a Skilled vocational diploma . And these people are men . And the minimum ( 10 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#31559] ) we can see among women ,PUNCT [#31560] who havehadVERB:TENSE [#31561] the same qualification . Among the candidates ,PUNCT [#31562] who havehadVERB:TENSE [#31563] an Undergraduate diploma and Bachelor 's degree there is another tendency . There are morefewerADJ [#31564] men than women . To sum up , there are three qualifications in post - school in Australia :-PUNCT [#31565] Skilled vocational diploma , Postgraduate diploma and Master 's degree ,PUNCT [#31566] where therePRON [#31567] are more males than females . And there are two qualifications :-PUNCT [#31568] Undergraduate diploma and Bachelor 's degree ,PUNCT [#31569] where therePRON [#31570] are more women than men .

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{"id": 1482}
Creative artists should always be given the freedom to express their own ideas in whichever way they wish . There should be no government restrictions of what they do . I absolutely agree with this opinion . It is obvious for me , that creative artist needs the freedom to express his or herOTHER [#31607] ideas without a pressure from the government or social opinion . An artist , who is able to creativecreateMORPH [#31608] freedomlyfreelySPELL [#31609] can make a chedevrechef - d'oeuvreOTHER [#31610] , because he or she doesndoesSPELL [#31611] not have biases and can express him or herself . ThoughtoutThroughoutSPELL [#31612] the history there werehave beenVERB:TENSE [#31613] many examples of governmental pressure ,PUNCT [#31614] which influenceinfluencedVERB:TENSE [#31615] art in a bad way . For instance , in the Soviet Union there were notnoOTHER [#31616] private orderscommissionsNOUN [#31617] , only the government had enough money to pay for the architectural services . The government could control the process of building from the very start ;-PUNCT [#31618] drawing a plan of the building ,-PUNCT [#31619] to the end , thanwhenSPELL [#31620] it was built . That affected theDET [#31621] Moscow architecture and all the plans and buildings became alike , sojustOTHER [#31622] thatwhatPRON [#31623]⚠️ the government preferpreferredVERB:TENSE [#31624] . That is the reason , why we do n't have buildings in art - noureawnouveauSPELL [#31625] or art - deco in Moscow , but a great amountnumberNOUN [#31626] of buildings in one architecture stillstyleSPELL [#31627] of Stalin 's ampireempireSPELL [#31628] and after that in constructivism . Moreover , in modern world we still have such examples of government restrictions . In Russia we almost have a censorpractically censorshipOTHER [#31629] in aDET [#31630] mass media . This year many independent channels and journals were restructeredrestructuredSPELL [#31631] so thatPREP [#31632] that way theDET [#31633] government could control them . The government trystriesMORPH [#31634] to take away aDET [#31635] freedom of wordsspeechNOUN [#31636] and ideas ,PUNCT [#31637] represented in aDET [#31638] mass media . It seems wrong to me , as I think , that we must have a possibility to read aDET [#31639] different positions , including an independent positionsopinion opinionNOUN [#31640] ,PUNCT [#31641] to makegetVERB [#31642] aDET [#31643] full understanding of the events . In addition , theaDET [#31644] journalist should have an opportunity to express their opinion without government restrictions on what they do . To sum up , I suppose that there should be the freedom to express your own ideas , no matter who you are -PUNCT [#31645] a creative artist on an average person , andCONJ [#31646] there should be no governmental pressure .

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{"id": 1486}
Nowadays the question of self - expression is being widely discussed , because of spreading the government restrictions on it in Russia . To my mind , there should notADV [#31683] be noDET [#31684] official restrictions from our government , but there should be inner moral rules about what somebody can or can not do . Firstly , I have to say that nobody can stop our imagination creating different ideas , and government restrictions will not make us do it . They can only make some types of arts illegal , but it does not mean that these types of arts will die out . If government gives us freedom to express our ideas , there will be more orginizedorganisedSPELL [#31685] events and festivals . In this way government will show that it trusts it 's nation . But I should notice that some types of arts can not be shown to theDET [#31686] children , because ittheyPRON [#31687]⚠️ may hurt their feelings or minds or be really unacceptable for this littleyoungOTHER [#31688] age . I want to say that we should protect young consiousnesssoulsNOUN [#31689] from harmfullharmfulSPELL [#31690] effect . Besides , I believe that expressing and watching are different things , thatwhichOTHER [#31691] we can not combine in our discussion . I guess that everybody has a right to express what he or sheOTHER [#31692] thinks or feels , but everytimeevery timeORTH [#31693] a person should remember that hetheyPRON [#31694]⚠️ can upset histheirDET [#31695] relatives or friends . Everybody has different views on music , politics , art . We should be tolleranttolerantSPELL [#31696] and respect anaDET [#31697] oppositedifferentADJ [#31698] point of view . To sum it all up I want to say that everybody has to dicidedecideSPELL [#31699] for himselfthemselvesPRON [#31700]⚠️ if hetheyPRON [#31701]⚠️ can express something ,PUNCT [#31702] which is inside of him , or can not . For me , it is more important to have inner restrictions than have useless government rules which try to control our modern art .

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{"id": 1487}
The two graphs show how the main reason for studystudyingVERB:FORM [#31703] among students of different age groups and procentpercentageNOUN [#31704] of employer support by age group change . On the first graph we can see how many students ofinPREP [#31705] eachDET [#31706] age groupsgroupNOUN:NUM [#31707] study for career or interest . FromThe number of people aged fromOTHER [#31708] under 29 to over 49 agesNOUN [#31709] the charts bywhoOTHER [#31710] study for future jobs dropped slightly . People who are under 26 think about career ( 80 % ) , but inat the ageOTHER [#31711] over 49theDET [#31712] age students do n't think about it so much ( only 18 % ) . InAtPREP [#31713] this age people want to study for interest ( 70 % ) . On the second graph , we can see a down turndecreaseOTHER [#31714] in procentpercentageNOUN [#31715] of employer support toforPREP [#31716] 30 - 39 age groupNOUN [#31717] . In underAt the age ofOTHER [#31718] 26 ageand youngerOTHER [#31719] thereitPRON [#31720]⚠️ was 62 % . But thanthenSPELL [#31721] bothDET [#31722] charts startedshowedVERB [#31723] a spectacularslightADJ [#31724] ascension , but not so muchdecreaseOTHER [#31725] . ThereItPRON [#31726]⚠️ was upADV [#31727] atoOTHER [#31728] 40 % for over 49 age groupNOUN [#31729] . To draw the conclusion , we can say that datesthe levelOTHER [#31730] of employer support depended ofonPREP [#31731] theDET [#31732] reason for studystudyingVERB:FORM [#31733] according .

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{"id": 1490}
Nowadays , there are a lot of opinions about young people 's work . In some countries they are encouraged to work or travel for a year between finishing high school and starting university studies . Let 's discuss all pronsprosSPELL [#31771] and cons of it . First of all , I want to say that a gap year it 'sisOTHER [#31772] a really good help for young people after school , because , usually , they do n't know what university they want to choose or what they particularly want to do , besides , it 's the best opportunity to get an experience , to meet new friends and to earn some money . On the other hand this year can interrupt people 's education , because travelling and well - paid work areVERB [#31773] very attractive for young people . It 's generally agreed that now many people have a dream to earn a lot of money without efforts . We have some examples , when the young people reached a success without university education and even without high school education , but it 's only a story , a fairytale . We should pay for alleverythingPRON [#31774] in our life . In my opinion , a gap year it 'sisOTHER [#31775] very good thing only if your parents have possibilities on it . So many young people can not afford themselves , university education and they need to find the job . When I was finishing my school , I did not know what way I want to choose and I was very afraid . To draw the conclusion one can say that we should only think about our future . A rest or a work can disturb or can help , it depends on us .

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{"id": 1491}
The chart number one showshowsVERB:SVA [#31776] the reasons for studystudyingVERB:FORM [#31777] among students of different ageagesNOUN:NUM [#31778] . People who are under 26 years asPREP [#31779] likeaOTHER [#31780] rulesruleNOUN:NUM [#31781] go to university for career . They areOTHER [#31782] 80 per cent in this group do so .OTHER [#31783] . ThenAmong students agedOTHER [#31784] 26 - 29 's studentsOTHER [#31785] , goes70 % goOTHER [#31786] to university for career too , and they are 70 %OTHER [#31787] . People who are 30 - 39 years old lose themselvesPRON [#31788] interest oninPREP [#31789] education for career ,PUNCT [#31790] and theytherePRON [#31791]⚠️ are 55 per cent . People inofOTHER [#31792] midle agemiddleNOUN [#31793] ( 40 - 49 ) are.OTHER [#31794] 50 per cent of middle - age people wantOTHER [#31795] for education for career and 50 per cent for education for interest . Finally , people who are over 49 age goesgoVERB:SVA [#31796] to university for interest likeasPREP [#31797] aDET [#31798] rulesruleNOUN:NUM [#31799] . They are 70 per cent . SecondThe secondDET [#31800] chart showshowsVERB:SVA [#31801] the amount of support they received from employers . Education help to findhelpsVERB [#31802] work forOTHER [#31803] people who are under 26 years old to find workOTHER [#31804] . Then from 26 to 38 this help slowly down for 40 per cent . After 40 years it slowly rice for 35 % and for people who are over 49 it is 45 % . In conclusion , people lose their interest oninPREP [#31805] education for aDET [#31806] career when they become younger . The help for education is so highthighSPELL [#31807] when people are under 26 years but after that it dropeddroppedVERB:INFL [#31808] down .

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{"id": 1497}
The charts below show the main reasons for studystudyingVERB:FORM [#31884] among students of different age groups and the amount of support they received from employers . The first chart depicts atheDET [#31885] percentage number of people who study for aDET [#31886] career or for interest . The total number of people of the age under 26 ( 80 % ) study for aDET [#31887] career . The number of people atofPREP [#31888] the same age ,PUNCT [#31889] who prefer studystudyingVERB:FORM [#31890] for interest is the lowest one , only 10 % . But the number of people who study for aDET [#31891] career hasVERB:TENSE [#31892] decreased after some years . Only nearnearlyADV [#31893] 20 % of people who are over 49 years study for aDET [#31894] career , but in theDET [#31895] contrast , 70 % of people atofPREP [#31896] the same age group study for interest . The second chartschartNOUN:NUM [#31897] illustrates the percentage number of people ofPREP [#31898] different ages ,PUNCT [#31899] whowhomPRON [#31900]⚠️ employers support . The total numberpercentNOUN [#31901] is near 70 % . This amountItOTHER [#31902] shows the number of people who arewereVERB:TENSE [#31903] under 26 years . The smallest quantity which employers support is the age 30 - 39 and it is only 35 % . To sum up , the reasons why people want to study haveVERB [#31904] changeschangedVERB:FORM [#31905] during their lives . And actually , the support of employers depends on the age of people .

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{"id": 1502}
Many people in foreign countries prefer to have a gap year before entering university , which has its benefits and drawbacks . Obviously , studying process is very hard and very long , so as people might well tire of learning something every day . However , it is considered by some people that having a gap year is a waste of time . Firstly , waiting a year before entering university mamaySPELL [#31981] give you so muchmanyADJ [#31982] new emotions , as you arewill beVERB:TENSE [#31983] able to visit foreign countries , experiseexperienceSPELL [#31984] new activities , meatmeetVERB [#31985] interesting people and make friends with them . Moreover , whileduringPREP [#31986] this free year somebody can settle down : marry , have children . What is more , the gap year provideprovidesVERB:SVA [#31987] people with time , which could be spent on gaining knowledge , skills they will need in the university . For example , when a person whantwantsSPELL [#31988] to be a programmer , hetheyPRON [#31989]⚠️ should be developed in termsthe fieldsOTHER [#31990] of Maths , PhisicsPhysicsSPELL [#31991] , should know at least one of the programmingNOUN [#31992] languages . Unfortunately , school does not give opportunities for gaining these skills . Therefore , a person needs time to improve his level . However , there could be some problems connectedVERB [#31993] with atheDET [#31994] gap year . For instance , a financial problem , which might well prevent a person from spending a gap year beneficially , as special courses and travelling , cost a lot of money . Also , there might well be a problem withofPREP [#31995] changing interests and requests during the year without studying , ForforORTH [#31996] example , being upset with his faults ,PUNCT [#31997] when a subject is too difficult , a person can change histheirDET [#31998] mind about becoming a programmer . Summing up , a gap year is worth trying , although there are some drawbacks . However , I consider them to be not so important , as if you want to benefit from a gap year , you will do it withoutregardless ofOTHER [#31999] anyDET [#32000] money and you will cope with other problems .

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{"id": 1503}
The bar charts illustrate the percentage of students of different ages . Their aim for studying and how they are supported by employers . Generally speaking , both chartsfiguresNOUN [#32001] fluctuated steadily . As for the first one , the leverlevelNOUN [#32002] of students who preferedpreferredVERB:INFL [#32003] to study for career went down from 80 % at the age group " under 26 " to approximately 20 % of people who were older than 49 years . Meanwhile the numbersnumberNOUN:NUM [#32004] of studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#32005] who studied for their interests increased from 10 % ofPREP [#32006] people who were younger than 26 years to 70 % atinPREP [#32007] the age group of over 49 years . Additionally , at the age of 40 - 49 the amountnumberNOUN [#32008] of people whoPRON [#32009]⚠️ studied for career purposes and for their interest maintainremained atOTHER [#32010] the same level . Considering the second chart , the numbersnumberNOUN:NUM [#32011] of students fell from almost 70 % to about 30 % from the age group of under 26 years to the group of people of 30 -39 years old . Then the level of students started increasing slightlyslightly increasingWO [#32012] : from approximately 30 % ( at 30 -39 ) to around 40 % at the age of over 49 . The amount of students supported by employers reached its peak at the age group " under 26 " ( about 70 % ) . To sum up , in both charts there arewereVERB:TENSE [#32013] rises and falls : the numbers areVERB:TENSE [#32014] fluctuated according to the age of students .

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{"id": 1506}
The tendency of taking a "PUNCT [#32061] gap year "PUNCT [#32062] before going to the university has grownincreasedVERB [#32063] in the last years , but mostly in Western countries . However , this idea might be misunderstood by some Russian people . To my mind , taking a gap year can be very beneficial for a future student . It is an exellentexcellentSPELL [#32064] opportunity to see the world and to fondfindVERB [#32065] out what you really want to do in life . Besides , you can relax after the final exams . I fully understand those who decide to take aDET [#32066] 2twoOTHER [#32067] -PUNCT [#32068] year break , and , to be honest , I was once suggested to do it myself . But I did n'tnotCONTR [#32069] do it . I see a lot of disadvantages in the idea of gap year , especially for a future Russian student . First of all , if you got high marks on the state exam , which provides you with an opportunity to enter the University without any payments , you might lose your scholarship the year after . Same happens to the winners of school competitions who are given a chance to become a student with scholarship despite the results of the state exam . And of course ,UndoubtedlyOTHER [#32070] in Russia it is thought to be obligatory to have not only a bachelor , but also a magisterMaster 'sOTHER [#32071] degree ( unlike in most European countries ) , so you feel the need to start earlier in order not to become an " eternal student " . I fullheartedlyfull - heartedlyOTHER [#32072] believe , that many Russian students would take a gap year if itPRON [#32073] was conciniantconvenientSPELL [#32074] for them . I know a lot of people who dreamed about an opportunity to work or travel before the university , but were forced to become students right after school . If the examinationNOUN [#32075] procedure of the examsOTHER [#32076] could be improved , so thatPREP [#32077] scholarshipscholarshipsNOUN:NUM [#32078] stayed the same every year and the results could be used during two or three years after taking the exams , gap years would become possible to be taken byforOTHER [#32079] many people . Making a conclusion , I consider takingVERB [#32080] a year break after finishing school a good idea , but slightlyhardlyADV [#32081] possible in our conditions .

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{"id": 1507}
These two charts show us the features of studying process . In the first chart ,PUNCT [#32082] we can see the correlations between age of students and their purpousespurposesSPELL [#32083] for studying . It is clearly demonstrated that amountnumerNOUN [#32084] of people who enter the university for career haveVERB [#32085] reasons much bigger in the age of 40 - 49 than over the age of 49 . Moreover ,PUNCT [#32086] it is an interesting fact that persentpercentageSPELL [#32087] of people ofbetweenPREP [#32088] age betweenofPREP [#32089] 40 and 49 equally isVERB:TENSE [#32090] motivated in studying both career and interest . The second graph reflects the situation of employment . According to this informatininformationSPELL [#32091] ,PUNCT [#32092] it could be said that people between the ageOTHER [#32093] under 26 andOTHER [#32094] 29 and overPREP [#32095] the age ofoverPREP [#32096] 49 are more supported by theDET [#32097] employers . At the same time ,PUNCT [#32098] employees between 30 and 49 years oldOTHER [#32099] are not so popularsoughtVERB [#32100] among theDET [#32101] employers . To sum itPRON [#32102] up , the situation with education shown on these charts is quietquiteSPELL [#32103] unexpected in some cases .

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{"id": 1510}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#32143] it becomes possible for students to have a gap -gapOTHER [#32144] year before going to university ,OTHER [#32145] which they can spend travelling or having a working experience , before going work universityOTHER [#32146] . In some countries such an opportunity is highly welcomed , many advantages are thought to be found , fromaccording toPREP [#32147] some people 's point of view . As I see it , the argument is flawed . It is believed that a gap -PUNCT [#32148] year is a chance for students to think once again what career to choose . ItPRON [#32149]⚠️ Especially helpful would bewould be especially helpfulWO [#32150] to getVERB [#32151] a workingworkMORPH [#32152] experience before applying to a university , so youngstersyoung peopleOTHER [#32153] can see what they are good at and what preferences they have . Moreover ,PUNCT [#32154] thetheyPRON [#32155] become more mature while workingOTHER [#32156] and more prepared for university life while workingOTHER [#32157] . Apart from this , teenagers can travel for a year , see the world , practiceenhanceVERB [#32158] their communicative skills and obviously , relax before a hard year in a university and atheDET [#32159] beginning of their new adult life . An experience of having a gap -PUNCT [#32160] year , is popular in the USA . However , I doubt theesetheseSPELL [#32161] ideas to be as reasonable as they tendseemVERB [#32162] to be . Firstly , if a person decides to work before applying to a university they should be aware of the possibilityOTHER [#32163] of losing interest in having further education for the reasons of being involved in their career plans . Secondly , they may lose many of their skills , an ability to learn . As for the travelling , if students choose to take this opportunity , they have a risk to dropgive upVERB [#32164] an idea of a higher education for the reasons of itPRON [#32165]⚠️ seeming boring comparing to travelling . Also , such aDET [#32166] trip will cost much , many students cacanCONTR [#32167] n'tnotCONTR [#32168] even afford this luxeriousluxuriousSPELL [#32169] experience . In conclusion , the disadvantages of having a gap -PUNCT [#32170] year for students far outweigh the advantages for the reasons mentioned above .

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{"id": 1512}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#32194] more and more young people are becoming interested in working or travelling for a year before studying atenteringOTHER [#32195] the university ;PUNCT [#32196] some of them believe that it is an unsuitable decision for them . So , what is better : to work some time or to studyenterVERB [#32197] attheOTHER [#32198] UniversityunivesityNOUN [#32199] straightaway ? On the one hand , the benefits of the first point of view can not be denied . Firstly , it is a perfect opportunity to work for a year in order to think what doVERB:TENSE [#32200] you want to be . For example , you can try yourself in different spheres and decide , what is more appropriate for you . Secondly , travelling for a year before university studies is aDET [#32201] suitable way for those who didhaveVERB:TENSE [#32202] not yetADV [#32203] decidedecidedVERB:FORM [#32204] where hetheyPRON [#32205] isareVERB:SVA [#32206] going to work . For instance , if a person dodoesVERB:SVA [#32207] not desire to work in histheirDET [#32208] native town or country , hetheyPRON [#32209]⚠️ can travel a little bit and choose a place hetheyPRON [#32210]⚠️ wantswantVERB:SVA [#32211] . On the other hand , there are some drawbacks of nussingtakingVERB [#32212] a gapNOUN [#32213] year . First of all , people who haveOTHER [#32214] finished high school do not have enough skills to work before the university . So , their knowledge is pretty low and they are not able to understand what they want ,.PUNCT [#32215] Secondly , when this year between high school and university is over , the person can understand , that studyingstudyMORPH [#32216] skills are already lost , that hetheyPRON [#32217]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#32218] not able to continue education because of the fact that he justthey have simplyOTHER [#32219] forgotforgottenVERB:FORM [#32220] how to do itstudyOTHER [#32221] . In conclusion , I suppose that it is better to continue studies straightaway after finishing high school . Possibly , itItOTHER [#32222] is probablyADV [#32223] better not to change your workplace only because you do not have enough skills , may bemaybeORTH [#32224] it is better to change studyplacestudy placeORTH [#32225] and in the end to find a place that is perfectly suitable for you .

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{"id": 1520}
Nowadays there is a problem of young people who decide to work or travel for a year between the moments whenOTHER [#32399] they high school have finishedhave finished high schoolWO [#32400] and when theyOTHER [#32401] are going to entire atenterOTHER [#32402] university . Of course , there are some advantages and disadvantages for this action . Of course , it is a very good time for travelling , because at thistheDET [#32403] age from 17 to 29 years old , young people at this age have no problem with free time , they do not think about it . They have no children ,PUNCT [#32404] who need a lot of attention and mucha lotOTHER [#32405] of time . This year could be exelentexcellentSPELL [#32406] , because they can meet a lot of new interesting and nice people . They can visit a lot of countries and may be fall in love with somebody from another place . Unfortunately , despite that there areVERB [#32407] some consequancesconsequencesSPELL [#32408] . It could be just wastinga wasteOTHER [#32409] of time . This year can be essential ,PUNCT [#32410] because if young people afterwho have haveOTHER [#32411] finishingfinishedVERB:FORM [#32412] high school want to be encouraged to work or travel for a year beforbeforeSPELL [#32413] university studies , it couldcanVERB:TENSE [#32414] be complicated to enteirenterSPELL [#32415] atPREP [#32416] the university later . That can happen because they can forget some featursfeaturesSPELL [#32417] that can be useful and important at the university ,PUNCT [#32418] and it couldcanVERB:TENSE [#32419] be hard to get itthemPRON [#32420] again . In conclusion , I would like to say that everyone has freedom of choice . Of course , it is really difficult to come back for studingstudyingSPELL [#32421] , but this time of travelling mustcouldVERB:TENSE [#32422] be like a miracle if you will not spend it with no aim . But , of course , there isareVERB:SVA [#32423] anotherotherDET [#32424] university studiesways to study at universityOTHER [#32425] , and ittheyPRON [#32426]⚠️ allowsallowVERB:SVA [#32427] not to lose some knowladgeknowledgeSPELL [#32428] or skills that you got in high school .

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{"id": 1522}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#32446] it is believed that it is better not to start universitystudyingVERB [#32447] studying at universityOTHER [#32448] immediately after finishing school but to have a gap year in order to travel or to work . There are some drawbacks and advantages . First of all , asomeDET [#32449] free time between school and university spent , for example , travelling all over the world or working in some company or factory is a great opportunity not only to see some beautiful holiday destinations in a tropical country or accustoming yourselfPRON [#32450]⚠️ to a working placeworkplaceOTHER [#32451] , but also a wonderful time to cultivate tolerance to other cultures and traditions . The importance of such a necessary skill as being aDET [#32452] tolerant and understanding person can not be underestimated in our fast - changing and cruel world . So , a gap year can help you in becoming a person of aDET [#32453] great moral categoriesvaluesNOUN [#32454] , such as kidnesskindnessSPELL [#32455] , warm - heartedness and flexibility in terms of intercultural communication . On the other hand , there are some disadvantages . Unfortunately , a year spent somewhere abroad or travelling inside your own country , working or so on , can easily deprive you of your home . People having a gap year are very likely to feel homesick . It will lead to demotivation inPREP [#32456] some way . So ittherePRON [#32457]⚠️ is a great risk toofPART [#32458] bebeingVERB:FORM [#32459] disappointed . What is more , in case you are travellingtravelVERB:TENSE [#32460] to countries with different languages and religions , a large number of misadertandingsmisunderstandingsSPELL [#32461] will take place . Some cultureculturalMORPH [#32462] barriers will prevent you from being open to other people , in case you are not prepared to be a quick - thinking and light - hearted person . To sum it up , having a gap year has both advantages and disadvantages ,PUNCT [#32463] and it is absolutely up to a person to decide whether to do so or not , because it is all depends on mental abilities and a cultural background of up bringing .

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{"id": 1523}
The bar charts IllustrateillustrateORTH [#32464] the number of students from under 26 to over 49 years old inasOTHER [#32465] connectionwellOTHER [#32466] withasPREP [#32467] theirthese studentsOTHER [#32468] motives for entering universities and also the amount of maintenancesupportNOUN [#32469] they are given at work frombyPREP [#32470] their chefschiefsNOUN [#32471] . As for the first diagram , it is clear that the quantitypercentageNOUN [#32472] of people under 26 years oldOTHER [#32473] studying for the sake of career is 80 % , which prevails that ifover the over the percentage ofOTHER [#32474] those who study out of interest , which is only 40 % . In the meantimecontrastOTHER [#32475] , the resulttrendNOUN [#32476] for students over 49 years old is quite opposite : 70 % go to universities because they are interested , and only 20 % are inspired to do so to builtbuildVERB:FORM [#32477] a career . As soon asWhileOTHER [#32478] other generational groups are concerned , the percentage of people studying for career purposes is higher in all cases , except for students bet wentbetweenOTHER [#32479] 40 and 50 years old , for whichwhomPRON [#32480]⚠️ the percentageitOTHER [#32481] is divided equally . The second bar chart , showing the the level ofOTHER [#32482] support the students are suppliesgetOTHER [#32483] with byfromPREP [#32484] their employers , demonstrates a fluctuation for people under 26OTHER [#32485] starting at approximately 60 % for people under 26OTHER [#32486] , it reaches its lowest of 30 % for students at the age of 30 - 39 and then increases steadily to upwardupward toWO [#32487] 40 % for the oldest group . To sum up , there is a tendency that , getting older , people go into higher education more frequently out of interest rather than for career and get less support from thetheirDET [#32488] chefchiefsNOUN [#32489] at work , as compared to the youngest group .VoroninaOTHER [#32490]

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{"id": 1524}
Currently , it is rather widespread that after finishing school teenagers take a gap year to work or travel before enrolling in a university . Moreover , I believe that it is ,PUNCT [#32491] or reasonable to enter aDET [#32492] university rightawayright awayORTH [#32493] after one has finished school . The first reason for this is that in this case theaDET [#32494] person 's knowledge areisVERB:SVA [#32495] fresh ,PUNCT [#32496] which allows him or her to feel more confident while getting further education and to make the process of studying moreADV [#32497] smoothersmoothMORPH [#32498] . Secondly , after school we are accustomed to learnlearningVERB:FORM [#32499] much and our memory is active ,PUNCT [#32500] which contributes to bringbeingVERB [#32501] more and more at easyeaseSPELL [#32502] with studies . If a person takes a tearyearNOUN [#32503] off , he or sheOTHER [#32504] may themthenSPELL [#32505] find it difficult to get down to books and reveal that because of not training his or herOTHER [#32506] brain properly ,PUNCT [#32507] his or herOTHER [#32508] ability to concentrate and memorise has weakened . Furthermore , after a gap year one can simply lose his or herOTHER [#32509] motivation and desire to study which may well result in orCONJ [#32510] hishimSPELL [#32511] herPRON [#32512]⚠️ not getting a university diploma at all . It is exactly the case with my friend ,PUNCT [#32513] who relaxed after a working year and postponed further education for an unknown period . However , it can not be denied that during the gap year a person can get valuable working experience which will make it easier to find a position in the future . In addition , taking into account the stress which accompaniedaccompaniesVERB:TENSE [#32514] taking school exams , a year before university may have a beneficial effect on teenagers mental and physical health , allowing them to recharge their energy . This will probably stand them in good stead . To conclude , although both points of view make sense , personally I think that it is more beneficial for young people to go intintoSPELL [#32515] higher education right after their school .

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{"id": 1531}
The picture belaubelowSPELL [#32637] has information about theDET [#32638] percentage of people aged 65 and over sincefromPREP [#32639] 1940 to 2040 in three random countries : Japan , Sweden , theDET [#32640] USA . The graph shows that theDET [#32641] population in America fallfellVERB:TENSE [#32642] down slowly between 1940 - 1960 , but in proportion itPRON [#32643]⚠️ was different in Japan and Sweden where theDET [#32644] percentage of elderyelderlySPELL [#32645] people has increased . During the 20 years since 1960 ,PUNCT [#32646] the membernumberNOUN [#32647] of old people did n't change in the USA . The proportion of the population aged 65 and over between 1960 and 1980 in Sweden and Japan was increased sharply . The diagram shows that figure of elderly people in theDET [#32648] USA was growthgrewOTHER [#32649] rapidly sincefromPREP [#32650] 2030 to 2040 . The sameADJ [#32651] situation in this period was the same wasOTHER [#32652] in other countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#32653] . To sum up , the growth shows that the persentagepercentageSPELL [#32654] of old people between 1940 and 2040 had inOTHER [#32655] increseincreaseSPELL [#32656] in the USA , Sweden , Japan . The proportion of theDET [#32657] population was growthgrewOTHER [#32658] sincefromPREP [#32659] 5 - 10 per centpercentORTH [#32660] to 23 - 28 per centpercentORTH [#32661] in all countries .

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{"id": 1532}
The same number of men and women should enter toPREP [#32662] UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#32663] in all subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#32664] . I ca n't agree with this statement , which sounds like discrimination . I have three reasons to disagree with this topicstatementNOUN [#32665] . Firstly , it is not real to accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject because ,PUNCT [#32666] there are many professionprofessionsNOUN:NUM [#32667] only for manmenNOUN:NUM [#32668] and only for women . For example , if you are a a aDET [#32669] womenwomanNOUN:NUM [#32670] ,PUNCT [#32671] you will not be a programistprogrammerSPELL [#32672] or driver inOTHER [#32673] subway train driverNOUN [#32674] . If you are a aDET [#32675] men , you willVERB:TENSE [#32676] never be aDET [#32677] stylist , aDET [#32678] model . Secondly , in our country ,PUNCT [#32679] the proportionproportionsNOUN:NUM [#32680] of male and female studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#32681] are very different . TheADET [#32682] UniversityuniversityORTH [#32683] ca n't predict how many women and men want to enter toPREP [#32684] High Schoolhigh schoolORTH [#32685] in thistheseDET [#32686] years . Thirdly , it 's not good to make a new problem for studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#32687] who want to study aDET [#32688] inaOTHER [#32689] subject which interestedinterestsVERB:TENSE [#32690] himthemPRON [#32691] . I think that maybe UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#32692] should accept equal number of students in every subject . It is must not depend on who isa studentOTHER [#32693] aDET [#32694] student : aDET [#32695] man or aDET [#32696] woman .

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{"id": 1536}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#32774] a lot of people agree that universities should give similar amount of places fortoPREP [#32775] malemalesNOUN:NUM [#32776] andequalOTHER [#32777] femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#32778] to malesOTHER [#32779] and offer equal rulesfemalesOTHER [#32780] . I agree with this statement ,PUNCT [#32781] because modern society achievesstrives to achieveVERB:FORM [#32782] equal positionpositionsNOUN:NUM [#32783] for gendergendersNOUN:NUM [#32784] and people should forget about sexism . First of all , studyingteachingVERB [#32785] males and femallefemalesSPELL [#32786] together helps to develop communication skills and make people open- minded and friendly . AIf aPREP [#32787] student group consists of only girlsgirls onlyWO [#32788] , theDET [#32789] atmosphere becomes stressful which leadleadsVERB:SVA [#32790] to bad marks . For example , my class at school accountsaccountedVERB:TENSE [#32791] for 20 girls ,PUNCT [#32792] therefore there werewasVERB:SVA [#32793] gossipsgossipNOUN:NUM [#32794] and shouts . The next vital argument is theOTHER [#32795] necessity of avoiding differences between men and women . A few decades ago ,PUNCT [#32796] society faced toPREP [#32797] feminism which lead to various problems . Today , universities are open for everybody ,PUNCT [#32798] and it 's wrong to give dishonest conditions for different gender groups . On the other hand , some of people consider that education is n't anDET [#32799] essential thing for women because thetheyPRON [#32800] cashouldVERB:TENSE [#32801] n'tnotCONTR [#32802] spend time in the wrong way and avoid ofPREP [#32803] making a family and bringing - up children . Based on different arguments , my opinion is that universities should give opportunities for both males and females and as out - of the dayoutdatedOTHER [#32804] to distinguish betweenPREP [#32805] gender aspects .

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{"id": 1538}
Nowadays higher education hasVERB:TENSE [#32835] become an ordinarordinarySPELL [#32836] part of human 'sNOUN:POSS [#32837] life , for example in my country more than 80 percent of people have it . But , unfortunately , there isVERB [#32838] a stereo typestereotypeORTH [#32839] that womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#32840] should study social science sciencesNOUN [#32841] wheraswhereasSPELL [#32842] manmenNOUN:NUM [#32843] should study natural sciencesciencesNOUN:NUM [#32844] . However , I do n't think that accepting equal numbrnumberSPELL [#32845] of the main human both males and femalesOTHER [#32846] sex in all subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#32847] can change theDET [#32848] situation . I believe that theDET [#32849] problem is that femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#32850] just do not choose the " male " subjects . What I mean , from the childhood our sociatysocietySPELL [#32851] makemakesVERB:SVA [#32852] us to determinatedetermineVERB [#32853] some subjects as are " male " and other as a " female " . It teachteachesVERB:SVA [#32854] children that girls should be quiet and play withPREP [#32855] dolls ,PUNCT [#32856] wheraswhereasSPELL [#32857] boys should be more agressive and play with solgerssoldiers toy soldiersNOUN [#32858] and when they growngrowVERB:TENSE [#32859] up femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#32860] do not choose some subjects ,PUNCT [#32861] because that think that it is not feminefeminineSPELL [#32862] . Moreover , if any female student want to study chemistry or something like that , she havehasVERB:SVA [#32863] to beardealVERB [#32864] with a lot of problems . Male students and professors often do n't trust inaOTHER [#32865] female student studentNOUN [#32866] stuudentstudent 'sOTHER [#32867] abilitesabilitiesSPELL [#32868] and , for example , give her aDET [#32869] lower marks , so some girls afraid to choose " moremaleSPELL [#32870] subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#32871] " . And the last but not the listMoreoverOTHER [#32872] , our laws in theory ,PUNCT [#32873] give all people equal rights do n'tnoOTHER [#32874] matter what sex they have . If someone is quite talented to pass the exam , he or she will study inatPREP [#32875] theaDET [#32876] university . The system with anDET [#32877] equal numbers of male and female studentsNOUN [#32878] can be unjusticeunjustifiedSPELL [#32879] in aDET [#32880] situation when theaDET [#32881] person is talantedtalentedSPELL [#32882] but there is no place for sheherPRON [#32883] or hehimPRON [#32884] because of hisorhis orORTH [#32885] her gender . To sum up , the theDET [#32886] sociatysocietySPELL [#32887] should fight against gender injustice in all aspects of our life such as injustice , but some timesometimesOTHER [#32888] it is better just to give anDET [#32889] equal chances moreratherADV [#32890] than try to makereachVERB [#32891] an equal number .

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{"id": 1541}
The line graph shows people , whowereOTHER [#32952] agedwereVERB [#32953] over 65 ,PUNCT [#32954] in three countries - Japan , Sweden and theDET [#32955] USA - from 1940 to 2040 . The highest proportion of theDET [#32956] population from 1940 to 2040 havehasVERB:SVA [#32957] the lines of Sweden and theDET [#32958] USA . Both of the linelinesNOUN:NUM [#32959] areriseVERB [#32960] fluctuativefluctuatingSPELL [#32961] risefluctuationNOUN [#32962] and willVERB:TENSE [#32963] reach a peak in 2040 . However in JapanHowever ,OTHER [#32964] the situation have changeddiffersVERB [#32965] from other countries . In 1940 in Japan therePRON [#32966] were only 5 percent of people , who aged 65 and over . And byByORTH [#32967] the 1960 the line had been a downward trend . In Japan hadthereOTHER [#32968] been beingwereVERB:TENSE [#32969] only 3 percent of people aged 65 and over for 25 years from1960from 1960ORTH [#32970] to 1985 . PercentageThe percentageDET [#32971] of old people in Japan will significantly increase from 2030 to 2040 and will have the highest percentage in 2040 among theDET [#32972] three countries . In 1940 theDET [#32973] USA had the highest percentage of people , who waswereVERB:SVA [#32974] older 65 . However , in 2040 this line will have the lowest percentage . In Sweden the line hadreflectsVERB [#32975] Bevin being a great growth of people who aged 65 and over , for 15 years from 1995 to 2010 . All the linelinesNOUN:NUM [#32976] have been fluctuating for 100 years . Sweden reached a peak among otheotherSPELL [#32977] countries in 2010 . And byByORTH [#32978] 2040 Sweden will have the middle percentage of people , who arewill beVERB:TENSE [#32979] older 65 , in 2040 among theDET [#32980] other two countries .

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{"id": 1546}
Nowadays there is aDET [#33088] considerable discussion over proportions of males and females in every academicADJ [#33089] subject . Some people think there must be the same number of men and women . Others are sure , ittherePRON [#33090] is no need in groups with equal amountproportion ofOTHER [#33091] students with each gender , and I disagree with this position . The aim of my essay is to show some adventagesargumentsNOUN [#33092] for my point of view . If firstFirstORTH [#33093] of all , it is said that girls and boys have different views on life . So , having the same number of both genders in groups , students can expand their minds by chatingchattingVERB:INFL [#33094] with each other . Secondly , there are different ways of solving tasks . Some of them can be found only by males , anotherothersOTHER [#33095] only by females . In this case , pupils in groups with equal numbers of men and women find out many new ways of dealing with different problems . On the other hand , some people argue it is too hard tootoSPELL [#33096] gather a group with the same number of students of both genders . They explain that it will be honest if someone do not enter a group only because it has already gathered all members with current gender . In conclusion , there is no doubt that gathering the group with equal number ofOTHER [#33097] males and females can be problematic . However , there areVERB [#33098] more pros in such groups ,PUNCT [#33099] like theaDET [#33100] chance for pupils to expand their minds and to find out many new ways of coping with life problems .

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{"id": 1554}
Nowadays there are a lot of universities which offer different subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#33262] in all spheres of life . Usually women prefer certain subjects as a men doVERB [#33263] , that is why there areisVERB:SVA [#33264] not anDET [#33265] equal number of men and women in each subject . However , samesomeSPELL [#33266] people think that the number of male and female students should be equal . In my opinion , men and women have the right to choose the subject whatthatPRON [#33267] they want to study . On the one hand , inonPREP [#33268] theDET [#33269] Earth muchthere are manyOTHER [#33270] more women than men . Due to this fact ,PUNCT [#33271] the number of female students is much morebiggerOTHER [#33272] in any groupsgroupNOUN:NUM [#33273] ; if the subject of the interest is equalthe sameOTHER [#33274] for each sex . For example , in schools the number of female students areisVERB:SVA [#33275] doubled in comparativecomparisonNOUN [#33276] with male students . On the other hand , there is the main differencereasonNOUN [#33277] why in UniversitiesuniversitiesORTH [#33278] there is such a great unequallyunequalMORPH [#33279] number of male and female students . This is a specialization of university and subject . For example , in technical universities acceptVERB [#33280] more male students areOTHER [#33281] studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#33282] , because female studensstudentsSPELL [#33283] do not give the documentsapplyOTHER [#33284] to suchADJ [#33285] universityuniversitiesNOUN:NUM [#33286] . Men are better in maths , physics ,PUNCT [#33287] or astronomy . It will be silly toVERB:FORM [#33288] accept , for instance , 2 women and 2 men , if it would be better toVERB:FORM [#33289] accept 4 male students with the highest score , than female students who have minimal results . To sum up , the idea to accept equal number of men and women in UniveritiesuniversitiesSPELL [#33290] areisVERB:SVA [#33291] unreal , because the following system dodoesVERB:SVA [#33292] not give an opportunity to go to university due to studenstudentSPELL [#33293] 's sex .

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{"id": 1557}
The follwingfollowingSPELL [#33389] graph gives theDET [#33390] information about the the people agedOTHER [#33391] 65 and over aged peopleOTHER [#33392] in Japan , SweedenSwedenSPELL [#33393] and theDET [#33394] USA . The data givesis givenVERB:TENSE [#33395] about the periodOTHER [#33396] from 1940 to 2040 . According to the graph ,PUNCT [#33397] it can be seen that theDET [#33398] population of old people risedroseVERB:INFL [#33399] foroverPREP [#33400] atheDET [#33401] years . If seewe looked we looked we looked atOTHER [#33402] the period from 1960 to 1980 , we could see the period of stability of risedstable growthOTHER [#33403] in all represented countries . In Japan in 1980 therePRON [#33404]⚠️ was near 3 % of old people . In the same year in the USA therePRON [#33405] was 9 % of the elderlyOTHER [#33406] population and in SweedSwedenSPELL [#33407] it was 7 % . After that period of time , we can see the period of risinggrowthNOUN [#33408] of theDET [#33409] population agedVERB [#33410] 65 and over . In the USA and Sweden there are some periods of rise and dipdeclineOTHER [#33411] . However , IninORTH [#33412] Japan we canaOTHER [#33413] see one - timed extreamlysingle extremeOTHER [#33414] risedriseMORPH [#33415] wichwhichSPELL [#33416] should be in 2030 . In 2030 the percent of theDET [#33417] population agedVERB [#33418] 65 and over will beVERB:TENSE [#33419] grow . In 2040 in all theseDET [#33420] countries the percent of theDET [#33421] population aged 65 and over will be near 25 % and will be roseriseVERB:TENSE [#33422] .

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{"id": 1558}
Some people believe that universities , for every subject ,OTHER [#33423] should takeacceptVERB [#33424] equal numbers ofacceptOTHER [#33425] male and female students for every subjectOTHER [#33426] . I strongly believe that it is not important . I think that students should study subjects , which they areVERB [#33427] interested in . And studingstudyingSPELL [#33428] should not dependsdependVERB:FORM [#33429] on who you are -PUNCT [#33430] male or female . First of all , in our time , when students chousechooseSPELL [#33431] university , they think about what they will study for the next theOTHER [#33432] next fewADJ [#33433] years . Students want toVERB:FORM [#33434] study only thatwhatPRON [#33435] they areVERB [#33436] interested in . Moreover , there are a lot of universities which give for their studentsopportunity of choosingOTHER [#33437] perfomanceperformanceSPELL [#33438] offorPREP [#33439] chousingchoosingSPELL [#33440] subjectsstudentsNOUN [#33441] . And when all students have an individual plans of studycurriculumOTHER [#33442] , it startsbecomesVERB [#33443] very difficult to see for theDET [#33444] numbers of male and female students in every subject . On the other hand , there are some views of people who strongly believe that universities should control numbers of male and female students . ThisTheseDET [#33445] people think that this reason can have affecteffectSPELL [#33446] on students . For example , in one subject , which must study all studentsall students must studyWO [#33447] , there are more female students . And aDET [#33448] male student will have bad results in the end of this subject . However , itPRON [#33449] can be that female students will have non goodunsatisfactoryADJ [#33450] results in the end of the course . Nevertheless , there are some othersotherMORPH [#33451] opinions which believestateVERB [#33452] that the study process can not depend on numbers of male and female students and depends only on wantswishesNOUN [#33453] and interests of aDET [#33454] student . In conclusion , I want to say that numbers of male and female students should not be controlcontrolledVERB:FORM [#33455] by universities . I strongly believe that this factor can not be important for students and for universities .

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{"id": 1559}
The line -PUNCT [#33456] graph illustrates the percentage of the elderyelderlySPELL [#33457] people aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 years in three different countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#33458] . It 'sisCONTR [#33459] clear from the graph that all three countries hadshowedVERB [#33460] anDET [#33461] upward trend , but the most dramatic encreaseincreaseSPELL [#33462] took place in Japan . As itPRON [#33463]⚠️ is seen , the jumpincreaseNOUN [#33464] ofinPREP [#33465] theDET [#33466] population in theDET [#33467] USA and Sweden from 1940 to 1980 was quite similar , in both countries therePRON [#33468] was a aDET [#33469] gradual increase . After 1980 , the populationproportionNOUN [#33470] of elderyelderlySPELL [#33471] people in theDET [#33472] USA , stayedwill stayVERB:TENSE [#33473] stadythe the sameOTHER [#33474] for aDET [#33475] 4 decadesedecadesSPELL [#33476] , until neararoundPREP [#33477] - 2020 . In the period of 2020 to 2020 there waswill beVERB:TENSE [#33478] a significant raiseriseNOUN [#33479] in the USA when it reachedwill reachVERB:TENSE [#33480] it 'sitsOTHER [#33481] peak of 24 % . In Sweden waswill beVERB:TENSE [#33482] a dramaticaldramaticSPELL [#33483] increase of theDET [#33484] population from 13 % to 25 % during the period of 4 -PUNCT [#33485] decades , exeptexceptSPELL [#33486] the short period of time in 2015 - 2030 years . It 'sisCONTR [#33487] clear that theDET [#33488] situation in Japan was different . The graph shows theaDET [#33489] gradual decrease in theDET [#33490] population from 5 % to 3 % during 1940 - 1960 , then there was a plateau in 1960 - 1980 years . Between 1980 and 2030 took placewillOTHER [#33491] a significant jumpgrowthNOUN [#33492] in the population increase take theOTHER [#33493] population . From 2030 to 2040 the proportion dramaticallywill climbOTHER [#33494] climbedwill climbVERB:TENSE [#33495] to the peak of 27 % .

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{"id": 1568}
In the beginning of my essay I would like to writestateVERB [#33724] that the problems of gender 's inequality which to shownare are mentionedVERB [#33725] in this question is actual even nowadays . There are many of statescountriesNOUN [#33726] where femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#33727] hasdoVERB [#33728] not haveVERB [#33729] any rights . They even can not study at theDET [#33730] university . To tell the truth , I do not considerthinksVERB [#33731] that it is allowablerightADJ [#33732] . Nevertheless , the question is not such anDET [#33733] easy as it seems at the first time . It has both advantages and disadvantages ,PUNCT [#33734] which I will illustrate for expressing my own opinion . It is totally agreedagreeableOTHER [#33735] that both malemalesNOUN:NUM [#33736] and femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#33737] should have equal rightrightsNOUN:NUM [#33738] to get an education . That is why ,PUNCT [#33739] in my opinion ,PUNCT [#33740] thisitPRON [#33741]⚠️ is a rather appropriate idea to give equal accesesaccessSPELL [#33742] to universities despite of gender 'sNOUN:POSS [#33743] identification . Moreover , this can supporthelpVERB [#33744] to create better relationships between both males and females . The reason is that ,PUNCT [#33745] it can protect peopleNOUN [#33746] from some difficulty because of minority of one gender . Besides , I think it can solve the probremproblemSPELL [#33747] which we have in our university system . For instance , there are too few malemalesNOUN:NUM [#33748] in huminatarianhumanityNOUN [#33749] fields such as studying languages , law , political science , journalisticjournalismMORPH [#33750] and so on . As for technical subjects ,PUNCT [#33751] the problem is the same - there are too much guys and a few girls . However , there is another side of the coin . Method of accepting students which consistconsistsVERB:SVA [#33752] of givingVERB [#33753] equal numbers ofOTHER [#33754] places both for males and females can lead to some undesirable consequences . For example , I think , it is quite unfair because university can not bring one more rather talented student in physics university because of the fact thatOTHER [#33755] this place isVERB:TENSE [#33756] reserved for female . The same problem willVERB:TENSE [#33757] be in humanitarian university . Another argument is that this situation may will result inPREP [#33758] gender 'sNOUN:POSS [#33759] inequality on its own . The thing is that youpeopleOTHER [#33760] are acceptingacceptedVERB:FORM [#33761] attoPREP [#33762] university not only for yourtheirDET [#33763] personal qualities and intelligence but asalsoOTHER [#33764] for yourtheirDET [#33765] gender . Frankly speaking , this problem is rather complicated for me .PUNCT [#33766] At theDET [#33767] first time,OTHER [#33768] I wanted to answer that I completely agree with accepting equal numbers of male and female . Then , I supposed that it is not suitable and realiblereliableSPELL [#33769] for our modern education system .

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{"id": 1572}
It becomes a very significant topic that there should be provided a possibility of equal numbers of male and and female students in every subject learned in universities . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#33852] it is aDET [#33853] really good decision to provide equal numbers of students of difrentdifferentSPELL [#33854] sexes in different disciplines . There are some reasons , why I think it is useful and even important to support this point of view . First of all this idea is actualtopicalADJ [#33855] because it supports the human rights which give us freedom to choose our path in different parts of life , for example , we are free to choose what discipline we want to learn independableindependentSPELL [#33856] on our sex . It means that boys are able to choose technical subjects nornotSPELL [#33857] only because they are boys and it means that girls will not look silly in theDET [#33858] technical or math 'smathsNOUN:POSS [#33859] classes only because they are girls . The second reason I think this point of view should beVERB:TENSE [#33860] supported is a possibility of appearing amount of famous researchers and scientists in different disciplines where male personsepersonsSPELL [#33861] were in majority . For example MariMarieNOUN [#33862] -PUNCT [#33863] Pierre QuirryCurieNOUN [#33864] became a great physicianphysicistMORPH [#33865] , but itPRON [#33866]⚠️ was consideredthoughtVERB [#33867] ,PUNCT [#33868] that women should not learn such sciensesciencesSPELL [#33869] as physics or maths ; so MariMarieNOUN [#33870] remainremainsVERB:SVA [#33871] the only famous womenwomanNOUN:NUM [#33872] who made a breakthrough in physics . According to the topic of this work we are able to discover a lot of talented womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#33873] in such disciplines as physics and maths so it can becomeprovideVERB [#33874] anaDET [#33875] impactpushNOUN [#33876] toforPREP [#33877] theDET [#33878] new scientific revolution . To sum itPRON [#33879] up ,PUNCT [#33880] I can say that theDET [#33881] idea of anDET [#33882] equal number of male and female students in different subjectsubjectsNOUN:NUM [#33883] can be significant in further development of different branches of science and it would become useful for atheDET [#33884] whole humanity .

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{"id": 1575}
The table havehasVERB:SVA [#33902] three graphs ofwithPREP [#33903] differences between countries of amountthe numberOTHER [#33904] of people not younger than 65 years old . These three countries are theDET [#33905] USA , Sweden and Japan . We have statistics by years from 1940 till our time and the prediction until 2040 ( one hundred years in general ) . As we can see ,PUNCT [#33906] every country has a tendentiontendency ofOTHER [#33907] the population becomes older . In 1940 ,PUNCT [#33908] the percentpercentageMORPH [#33909] of old people was between 5 and 10 , but in 2040 itPRON [#33910] iswill will beVERB:TENSE [#33911] about 25 percent in every country expecting . However , when graphs of Sweden and theDET [#33912] USA are approximately equal and show permanent aDET [#33913] permanent decrease of quantityin the numberOTHER [#33914] of old people , Japan 's graph is more interesting . In the period between 1940 and our time , theOTHER [#33915] proportion indicates a stability on 5 percent . But then , according to the forecast , theDET [#33916] percentage is going to have a tremendous jump ,PUNCT [#33917] and Japan becomes the most old country be population out of these three ( percent is more than 25 ) .

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{"id": 1576}
There is an opinion that in universities shares of students of male and female gender should be equal in every subject ( 50/50 ) . I amVERB [#33918] absolutely disagree with this statement . There are two main reasons to find this opinion wrong . First and the strogeststrongestSPELL [#33919] reason is festuresfeaturesSPELL [#33920] of subjects . Everyone knows , almost every university has a lot of various technical , economical , social and other departments . And it is not casually , that in technical departmentdepartments departmentsNOUN [#33921] , theOTHER [#33922] percentage of male students is much morelargerADJ [#33923] . Obviously , men 's mind works anotherin a differentOTHER [#33924] way and mathemacsmathematicsSPELL [#33925] , physics and other technical disciplines are easier for the most part of male ratherADV [#33926] than female students . The second cause of my point of view is theDET [#33927] variety of social roles duedependingOTHER [#33928] toonPREP [#33929] gender . When we talk about democracy , we can not exeptexcludeVERB [#33930] theDET [#33931] demographic problem and theDET [#33932] duty given to women by nature . It can seem retrospective , but I believe thatPREP [#33933] , aDET [#33934] woman should think about offspring first , and only thanthenSPELL [#33935] about her career . Of course my opinion standstandsVERB:SVA [#33936] on the country of modern of modern democratic thought and a lot of people , especially some feminists , liberalistsliberalsSPELL [#33937] and so on , can argue with me , but I find theDET [#33938] traditional family system , when a husband makes a career and his wife growsraisesVERB [#33939] kidschildrenNOUN [#33940] , more reasonable . That 'sisCONTR [#33941] why I see no reasonsreasonNOUN:NUM [#33942] to give some additional bonucesbonusesSPELL [#33943] byforPREP [#33944] gender byforPREP [#33945] entering intoPREP [#33946] university . Although I see no reasons to restrict the female part of population tooeitherADV [#33947] . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#33948] I find theDET [#33949] present educational system decent , because every student has a lot of choiseschoicesSPELL [#33950] and ittheyPRON [#33951]⚠️ doesdoVERB:SVA [#33952] not depend on sex . There isareVERB:SVA [#33953] no necessary changes byneeded to solveOTHER [#33954] this issue .

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{"id": 1579}
As it can be seen in the graph , we will compare the percentage of the retired and old population of the USA , Japan and Sweden . We are not just suggested to observe the situation from 1940 up till now but we also have a prediction about the future changes up till 2040 . So there are aOTHER [#34021] lot 'sofOTHER [#34022] bychangesOTHER [#34023] to analyse theDET [#34024] 1oneOTHER [#34025] century changes . If we look at the graph , which demonstrates Japan 's trend , we will see , that from 1940 to 1960 herethereSPELL [#34026] was a small downward trend which then led to 20 - years stability . Just after that we can observe the gradual upward trend which changed by the rapid growth in 2020 . So up till to 2040 the amount of population aged 65 and over will reach its peak and will be about 30 % . Now , let 's have a look at the U.S.A. and Sweden graphs . As we can see ,PUNCT [#34027] there are some common trends . Both graphs at the beginning , had quite sharpedsharpMORPH [#34028] growths and then in 1980 there were slight decreases . But it 's obvious that Sweden 's decrease lasted rather shorter than American one . So if the USA slight decrease lasts rather shorter than American one . So if the USA slight decrease lasts approximately 40 years . Sweden 's one lasts only 10 years . Then during 30 years in Sweden we can observe theaDET [#34029] clear upward trend , however there were some fluctuations . Speaking about American situation after the decrease it is seen that aDET [#34030] gradual grouthgrowthSPELL [#34031] started . Now , if we compare the Sweden situation and American one , despite the fact thatOTHER [#34032] they developed practically the same way , the percentage inOTHER [#34033] Sweden , atPREP [#34034] first , was lower than the USA oneOTHER [#34035] , but in the future it is demonstrated , that Sweden will gather paces and will be ahead of America . To sum itPRON [#34036] up , the Japan 'sNOUN:POSS [#34037] trend has its own way of development and Sweden 's and America 's trends have something in common . In the future it is predicted that the absolute leader of the proportion of population aged 65 and over will be Japan at the level of 30 % , then it will be Sweden with its 25 % , and howeven ifOTHER [#34038] it sounds strange , America will be the last oneNOUN [#34039] .

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{"id": 1582}
While some people think that the universities have to provide equal numbers of pluses for male and female students in different subjects , I tend to think that this is not so necessary for modern education . So , I absolutely disagree with this statement . First of all , it is economically ineffective or even harmful for both universities and government . By this I mean ,PUNCT [#34087] that the extra - places ( for example , for femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#34088] ) need extrafundingextra fundingORTH [#34089] and need a long period of time to be included into the educational system of the university . As an example we can take Sweden or other Northern social - democracies that pay too much money for the equityequalityNOUN [#34090] of every person in the university and sometimes it hurts the full educational process and the problem of funding of some educational spheres in this countries is really striking . Secondly , there is no eviolenceevidenceSPELL [#34091] that these measures can 'PUNCT [#34092] solve the problem of the lack of education and work efficiency ; there thereOTHER [#34093] are not so many good female specialists in some spheres , for example ,PUNCT [#34094] in physics , and people that standfightVERB [#34095] for the equal number of places for men and women in the universities believe that this is the only reason of such dissonance . However , we tend to think that they are particallypracticallySPELL [#34096] right , there are many examples , in the USA , where the society is tolerant and wants both men and women to have equal opportunities to occupy the working place and to get all benefits from itPRON [#34097]⚠️ if ,PUNCT [#34098] many ,PUNCT [#34099] women choose the path of mechanicsemechanicsSPELL [#34100] or work in fire department . The fact is ,PUNCT [#34101] that according to the special researchers , women ,PUNCT [#34102] who work on the " traditionally men 's job " are two times as little motivated as men on the same position and their efficiency is obviously lower . Finally , I believe that the policy of equal membernumberNOUN [#34103] of places of the university can make obsolete all the tryingstriesSPELL [#34104] of the society to make the education free , open and equal . In other words , when the universities are madeforcedVERB [#34105] to create a limitation for this or that sex ,PUNCT [#34106] because they have the lack of male or female students , that leads the modern world to the times of elitist schools and the colonial school system . These examples are not strange : the situation of the creation of limitations in the XVIII - XIX centuries because of the existingexistenceMORPH [#34107] of the schools for " reachrichOTHER [#34108] boys only " leadleadsVERB:SVA [#34109] to the social revolution at the beginning of the XX century that gave a life to the modern equal school and university for both men and women . So , should the government and the university create new barriers for really talented students only because of the policy of gender tolerance ? Taking everything into consideration , it is worth saying that the plan to make equal the number of male and female students in all subjects is neither effective nor cheap . The government will be forced to pay for students who have nor motivation neigherneitherSPELL [#34110] ability ( including physical ) to do their best oninPREP [#34111] the future working place . Moreover , these measures are not legitimate and lawful , as they violate the basic right of the person to realize his / her knowledge or talent on the place that hetheyPRON [#34112]⚠️ /PUNCT [#34113] herPRON [#34114] have already chosen for future education or work .

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{"id": 1600}
There are a lot of countries where schools have some problems with puplepupilSPELL [#34326] and student behaviour . It is a difficult problem , and only serious methods will help to find the solutions to this problem . Firstly , family as the social instituteinstitutionMORPH [#34327] can be a solution . Parents must teach their children not only what is wrong and what is right , but also make them feel comfortable in the family , convinientprotectedVERB [#34328] . This is the first step , that will solve some problems with children 'sNOUN:POSS [#34329] behaviour . Secondly , school as the social institute can help with several problems . For example , every school must have a psychologist who will work with children , find out whatOTHER [#34330] their problems areVERB [#34331] and theirfindOTHER [#34332] solutions to themOTHER [#34333] . Sometimes some teenagers want that someone will listen to them and hear them and it will help to confinepour outVERB [#34334] the emotions . Thirdly , the causes of the problem with the studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34335] behavior as I have mentioned are livingliveOTHER [#34336] in problems in the family and with the classmates . So , aDET [#34337] hobby sometimes can solve some problems . That is why some parents are tryingtryVERB:TENSE [#34338] to make their children feel like part ofOTHER [#34339] in the team , and it alsoOTHER [#34340] helphelpsMORPH [#34341] ? ?PUNCT [#34342] totheOTHER [#34343] keepchildrenOTHER [#34344] feetfitOTHER [#34345] . Swimming , football , hockey and also computer games areVERB [#34346] thistheDET [#34347] isthingsOTHER [#34348] whatthatPRON [#34349]⚠️ can help to solve problems with the teenager behaviour . To sum up , children are inteenagersOTHER [#34350] need helpNOUN [#34351] and their behaviour shows us that school teachers and parents mustshouldVERB:TENSE [#34352] help them to find a solution .

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{"id": 1602}
In many countries , theOTHER [#34354] studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34355] have different moral characteristiccharacteristicsNOUN:NUM [#34356] . There are a lot of kindmethods methodsNOUN [#34357] teachingof learningOTHER [#34358] for students OR teachingOTHER [#34359] . For example , in arabicArabicORTH [#34360] countiescountriesNOUN [#34361] existetraditionalADJ [#34362] traditionalltraditionalSPELL [#34363] "PUNCT [#34364] teaching " whenrequires thatOTHER [#34365] aDET [#34366] student mustshouldVERB:TENSE [#34367] appreciate and respect ofPREP [#34368] tradition , family , and accordingaccordinglyMORPH [#34369] then in,OTHER [#34370] this countriesisOTHER [#34371] good behaviour .inOTHER [#34372] ThetheseDET [#34373] anotherscountries OtherOTHER [#34374] countiestcountriesSPELL [#34375] , for example -other countries USA , show , the theOTHER [#34376] USA , terrible behaviour . CauseBecausePREP [#34377] this country is free and democratydemocraticSPELL [#34378] foras far asOTHER [#34379] tradition goesVERB [#34380] . ForInPREP [#34381] my opinion , theOTHER [#34382] first cause is family . It plays aDET [#34383] very important role in lifeNOUN [#34384] everyone 's lifeOTHER [#34385] . SecondThe secondDET [#34386] cause is cocialitysocietySPELL [#34387] . SayingAs the sayingOTHER [#34388] has it , ,OTHER [#34389] tell" TellPUNCT [#34390] me who areyour friend is ,OTHER [#34391] your friend so Iis , and you willOTHER [#34392] tell you whoPRON [#34393]⚠️ you are . "PUNCT [#34394] . TheSoOTHER [#34395] truthtrueMORPH [#34396] ! CocialityNOUN [#34397] influanceinfluencesSPELL [#34398] toanyOTHER [#34399] person . So I think , the parents mustshouldVERB:TENSE [#34400] payingpayVERB:FORM [#34401] for attention to theirDET [#34402] children . VeryIt is veryOTHER [#34403] important toVERB:FORM [#34404] give them righttheOTHER [#34405] knowledghesknowledgeSPELL [#34406] for themselftheirDET [#34407] future life ( in school , for example ) . Also the govermentgovernmentSPELL [#34408] must toVERB:FORM [#34409] help to set upVERB [#34410] spesialspecialSPELL [#34411] programmes . In conclusion , student behaviour is aDET [#34412] modern problem .PUNCT [#34413] Nowadays ,PUNCT [#34414] studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34415] do n't want studyingto studyVERB:FORM [#34416] . HeTheyPRON [#34417]⚠️ prefer spendspendingVERB:FORM [#34418] toPREP [#34419] time with computer , iphoneiPhoneORTH [#34420] . After that hetheyPRON [#34421]⚠️ is begginningbeginningVERB [#34422] too lazy . So student behaviour isVERB [#34423] hard to control differentADJ [#34424] .

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{"id": 1604}
It is a well - known fact that school is one of the fundamental social institutions ,PUNCT [#34440] thatwhichDET [#34441] helps students to get ready toforPREP [#34442] the future life , establishesdeterminesVERB [#34443] views and believesbeliefsMORPH [#34444] of the pupils and helps them to gain some social skills and experience that can be very important fortoPREP [#34445] them in their future accomodationsaccommodationsSPELL [#34446] . However , teachers may have some problems with their students and thisitPRON [#34447]⚠️ can be very disadvantageous for them . In my point of view , the main problem lies oninPREP [#34448] the generation gap . Teachers are believed to be conservative and old - fashioned . At the same time , nowadays most of the students are open - minded and liberal thinking . Some things that may be acceptable for the younger generation can be shocking for the teachers . Moreover , the behaviour of the students can be very vulgaralvulgarSPELL [#34449] and distracting from the educationlearningNOUN [#34450] process . To prevent such " clashes " ,PUNCT [#34451] teachers and students shallshouldVERB:TENSE [#34452] understand that in these cases respect is the most important thing . Different points of view , ways of life can peacfullypeacefullySPELL [#34453] co - exist if two generations must show good attitudes towards each other . Teachers can make individual meetings andINCOMPLETEOTHER [#34454]

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{"id": 1606}
It is a common knowledge that education system in some countries facefacesVERB:SVA [#34487] many severe problems . One of such problems is an unappropriateinappropriateSPELL [#34488] student behavior , which may be caused by many things . If we talkedtalkVERB:TENSE [#34489] about developed countries the main reason for such behaviour seems to be that young people think that money is the only important thing in the world , but do not believe that education will give them theDET [#34490] desired money and because of that theyPRON [#34491]⚠️ do not believe in its 'PUNCT [#34492] importance . For developing societies the main reason is as well as notADV [#34493] enough goodbadADJ [#34494] conditionconditionsNOUN:NUM [#34495] of life ;and in particularOTHER [#34496] awful conditionconditionsNOUN:NUM [#34497] of educationeducationalMORPH [#34498] systemfacilitiesNOUN [#34499] . First of all , school buildings ( if existed ) are usually old and dirty . SecondSecondlyMORPH [#34500] ofPREP [#34501] all,OTHER [#34502] , teachers who work there usually do not even have a higher education degreeNOUN [#34503] . Since they do not know how to work with the audience , classes canareVERB [#34504] not beVERB [#34505] interesting . ThirdThirdlyMORPH [#34506] ofPREP [#34507] all,OTHER [#34508] , parents of these kids are usually ueducateduneducatedSPELL [#34509] themselves , because of that they can not represent themselves abeOTHER [#34510] good examplerole modelsNOUN [#34511] to theirDET [#34512] children . Because of all of these reasons studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34513] bad behaviour problem is so severe . From my own personal experience I may say that the more active and betterADV [#34514] educated aDET [#34515] teacher is the better discipline is existedkept upVERB [#34516] in the classroom . For developing countries rootseducationalVERB [#34517] oftheOTHER [#34518] educationeducationalMORPH [#34519] problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#34520] existrootedVERB [#34521] in economicaleconomicMORPH [#34522] problems of the country . But for the developed countries it seems that the problem is in the system itself . EducationEducationalMORPH [#34523] system should be rearrangerearrangedVERB [#34524] : nownewSPELL [#34525] waymethodsNOUN [#34526] of teaching should be developed , classes should be more interesting and students should start to think by themselves instead of memorizing information . There are many things thatDET [#34527] should be done to defeatcope with theOTHER [#34528] problem of bad behaviour , but if students havewereVERB [#34529] interested in theDET [#34530] education such problem would never exist .

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{"id": 1610}
In many countries schools have some problems with theDET [#34610] behaviour of their studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34611] . I think it isVERB [#34612] happendhappenedSPELL [#34613] because children have got much moreADJ [#34614] freedom than ittheyPRON [#34615] washadVERB [#34616] in the past . InFromPREP [#34617] my point of view , nowadays we have TV , the Internet and sometimes it havehasVERB:SVA [#34618] negative affecteffectNOUN [#34619] on studensstudentsSPELL [#34620] . They get a lot of not only positive and usefullusefulSPELL [#34621] information but , of course , they get from TV something that changechangesVERB:SVA [#34622] their mind toinPREP [#34623] aDET [#34624] wrong , bad way . I have two sisters and everydayevery dayORTH [#34625] I see what are they watching on TV or inonPREP [#34626] the Internet . Sometimes ,PUNCT [#34627] it is something interesting but mostmoreSPELL [#34628] of alloftenOTHER [#34629] it is somethingNOUN [#34630] stupid and bad - influence thingsOTHER [#34631] . My sistarssistersSPELL [#34632] oftheroftenSPELL [#34633] try to repeat what they have watched or imaginateimagineSPELL [#34634] something similar . It influenceinfluencesVERB:SVA [#34635] onPREP [#34636] theytheirDET [#34637] mind and thanthen theirOTHER [#34638] teacher at the school saytellsVERB [#34639] my mother that my sisters havedemonstrateVERB [#34640] really horrible behaviour . Generally , media , TV and the Internet are really bad thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#34641] for childrens ' mind . So , what we can do with this problem ? I understand that technologytechnologiesNOUN:NUM [#34642] are beingVERB:TENSE [#34643] improved everydayevery dayORTH [#34644] and we can not do anything about itOTHER [#34645] . But we can organisateorganizeSPELL [#34646] studentstudents 'NOUN:POSS [#34647] activityactivitiesNOUN:NUM [#34648] : we should go for a walk , read bookesbooksSPELL [#34649] . We should help our children to improvebrainsNOUN [#34650] their "theirOTHER [#34651] branes " , " mindsmental potentialOTHER [#34652] " . We must show them howwhatOTHER [#34653] " saOTHER [#34654] good man " looksVERB [#34655] like , teach them andhow to improveOTHER [#34656] their behavior will be good becauseso thatPREP [#34657] children understand , why they should do this kind of thing and never do another . To sum up , students and children do not have bad behavior from their birth , we can changeteachVERB [#34658] them to be kind , good and help them to learn right things . Everything isVERB [#34659] in our hands !

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{"id": 1612}
There are problems with studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34692] behaviour , which we can foundfindVERB:TENSE [#34693] in any countries and atPREP [#34694] any timestimeNOUN:NUM [#34695] . ItthesePRON [#34696] may be any problems connected with relationships between student and teacher or betweenamongPREP [#34697] students . These problems can makingmakeVERB:FORM [#34698] schoollifeschool lifeORTH [#34699] terrible , if people woulddoVERB:TENSE [#34700] not try to solve itthemPRON [#34701] . In my opinion , one of the reasonreasonsNOUN:NUM [#34702] for bad studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34703] behaviour is missunderstandingmisunderstandingSPELL [#34704] . Sometimes studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34705] do not understand what teacherteachersNOUN:NUM [#34706] want from themOTHER [#34707] and why . For example , studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#34708] domayVERB:TENSE [#34709] not recognizeunderstandVERB [#34710] why hetheyPRON [#34711] have to do hometaskhome taskORTH [#34712] , cameor comeOTHER [#34713] to all classes . HeTheyPRON [#34714]⚠️ do not understand that hetheyPRON [#34715]⚠️ need it . Sometimes students can not toVERB:FORM [#34716] start relationships betweenwithPREP [#34717] each other . Then they feel stressstressedMORPH [#34718] and uncomfortable . It can be theDET [#34719] cause of theDET [#34720] problem in theirOTHER [#34721] behaviour ,PUNCT [#34722] too . I strongly believe that all thistheseDET [#34723] problems can be solved , if aDET [#34724] teacher and aDET [#34725] student try to doVERB [#34726] it togetherADV [#34727] . Sometimes peopelpeopleSPELL [#34728] need justjust needWO [#34729] to tolktalkSPELL [#34730] to each other to solve anyaDET [#34731] problem . Students should have a possibilitychanceNOUN [#34732] titoVERB:TENSE [#34733] discuss their problems with teachers . It will make aDET [#34734] teaching process more comfortable and pleasurepleasurableMORPH [#34735] . Moreover , if students and teachers will have a relationships such a friendfliendly relationsOTHER [#34736] , they wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#34737] avoid a conflict . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#34738] I would like toVERB [#34739] say that it is a neccessarynecessarySPELL [#34740] to have good relationships with classmatersclassmatesSPELL [#34741] and teachers to be successful in studingstudyingSPELL [#34742] . It may be hard , but you can to changhechangeVERB [#34743] the situation byPREP [#34744] just to tolktalkOTHER [#34745] to other people and discussing theDET [#34746] problem .

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{"id": 1614}
These days a lot of the countries have the same problem of worsening of students 'NOUN:POSS [#34776] behaviour . Many people are triingtryingSPELL [#34777] to solve thatthis problemOTHER [#34778] , and to make proper decisions there is a need to work out the key factors causing the behaviour change . As far as I 'm concerned , one of the main reasons offorPREP [#34779] bad behaviour is a nurture . Everyone faces different problems and meets different people while getting older . These difficult situations and acquaintances influence a person greatly both in positive and negative ways depending on the situation . One of the important causes is also the character of a person . During the process of getting older /OTHER [#34780] growing upPART [#34781] everyone tries to attract attention and become respected somehow . That is why some people behave badly thinking such a way will help himthemPRON [#34782] to look older or cleverer even though this isdoesVERB:TENSE [#34783] not always work . Personally , I also believe that some teachers might be the cause of the bad behaviour of students . Those teachers who have strong character , who are strict and loyal at the same time will never faceexperienceVERB [#34784] negative attitude from their students . What can be done to solve the problem of worsening behaviourlack of disciplineOTHER [#34785] among students ? First of all , I believe it is important to talk with students who behave in a bad waybadlyOTHER [#34786] . Dialogue has always been among the best means of solving problems . More than that , while talking people will know each other better and will beVERB [#34787] more likely to understand each other . UltimatelyFinallyADV [#34788] , I suppose that bad behaviour will also surviveremain a problemOTHER [#34789] in the society . As the school educationNOUN [#34790] is aDET [#34791] very important stage of getting future experience itpeopleOTHER [#34792] will always face such a problem . I believe that it havehasVERB:SVA [#34793] to be solved with every student privately , and primarily in a form of the dialogue .

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{"id": 1616}
There are a lot of countries where schools ' pupils have problems with their behaviour . So , it can be caused by several reasons . And we should try to find a solution oftoPREP [#34810] this problem . OnPREP [#34811] theDET [#34812] oneToOTHER [#34813] handbegin with ,OTHER [#34814] , one of the causes of such students ' behaviour is considered to be their developmentalADJ [#34815] age periodNOUN [#34816] . So , the time in school is very difficult for pupils , because it is the period of the foundation of their personality . That 's why , teenagers often do some impulsive things or smth like thesethisDET [#34817] . What is more , sometimes if teenagers do not know what to do in certancertainSPELL [#34818] situation , they are ablecanOTHER [#34819] to makebehaveVERB [#34820] bad thingsbadlyOTHER [#34821] . However , it does n't meansmeanVERB:FORM [#34822] that they wanted to do or say smth like they did . Of course ,PUNCT [#34823] there are a lot of other causes why pupils have problems with their behaviour . Nevertheless , when teachers communicate with such teenagers they should always remember about the specifyfeaturesNOUN [#34824] of the teenager 's behaviour . Moreover , older people are able to try to be more kind with students . However , theyteachersOTHER [#34825] should always make a lealancebalanceSPELL [#34826] between kind behaviour and stricktstrictSPELL [#34827] behaviour . In addition , it seems to be a good idea to organise some collectiveshobby groupsOTHER [#34828] in shoolesschoolsSPELL [#34829] where teenagers can go and communicate with each other , where they arewill beVERB:TENSE [#34830] able to do smt together or to tell smb about their problems . Thank 'sThanksOTHER [#34831] to such collectivegroupsNOUN [#34832] students can avoid steesstressSPELL [#34833] , conseguantelyconsequentlySPELL [#34834] , thetheyPRON [#34835] will be more kind . All in all , we should always remember that for some studentsOTHER [#34836] the school period is aDET [#34837] really difficult periodfor some studentsOTHER [#34838] . That 's why people should try to communicate with teenagers and to help them with the foundation of teenagers 'theirOTHER [#34839] personallitypersonalitySPELL [#34840] .

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{"id": 1622}
Nowadays many schools face a problem which is connected with their students 'NOUN:POSS [#34942] behaviour . Sometimes students can be rude , and impolateimpoliteSPELL [#34943] . However , there are some reasondreasonsSPELL [#34944] why do the students behave so and some ways of sollutionsolutionSPELL [#34945] of this question . The first thing I want to mention is that parents should spend more time with their children and teach them how to behave in different social spheres . Nowadays , parents areVERB [#34946] always on work and areVERB [#34947] busy and sometimes they do not have time onforPREP [#34948] their children . That is why a young person startedstartsVERB:TENSE [#34949] to teach himself as he can ; and the most common way to do soitOTHER [#34950] is theDET [#34951] Internet . Today the theDET [#34952] internetInternetORTH [#34953] provideprovidesVERB:SVA [#34954] us withOTHER [#34955] a lot of information ,PUNCT [#34956] which is sometimes is not suitable for a child . For instance , if child always watchwatchesVERB:SVA [#34957] some videos , films ,PUNCT [#34958] where therePRON [#34959]⚠️ are rude and impolateimpoliteSPELL [#34960] people are a main characters he will act in the same way as they do . Another point is that aDET [#34961] student dodoesVERB:SVA [#34962] notn'tCONTR [#34963] see his / herOTHER [#34964] teacher as a head , as a leader . Sometimes teachers try to be really kind and nice , but in many cases students do not appriciateappreciateSPELL [#34965] such behaviour and startedstartVERB:TENSE [#34966] to be havebehaveORTH [#34967] more ruderudelyMORPH [#34968] and feeltalkVERB [#34969] more free in conversation withback toOTHER [#34970] a teacher . I personally believe , that teacher is a very difficult profession , because he must be kind and stricktstrictSPELL [#34971] at oncethe same timeOTHER [#34972] . Undoubtedly , there are solutions fortoPREP [#34973] such problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#34974] . For example ,PUNCT [#34975] parents should try to spend more time with their children , or if this option is impossible , they should take their child to a variosvariousSPELL [#34976] sport or art activities , where he can get to knowlearnVERB [#34977] how to communicate right . Moreover , the head of a school should also somehow be involved in thisDET [#34978] process . InPREP [#34979] hisTheDET [#34980] oportunityopportunitySPELL [#34981] to employeeemployVERB [#34982] only aDET [#34983] professional teachers , and , if such problem existexistsVERB:SVA [#34984] in his school , he / sheOTHER [#34985] should try to explain to a student where hetheyPRON [#34986]⚠️ is wrong , and maybe somehow help himthemPRON [#34987]⚠️ to become kind and polatepoliteSPELL [#34988] person . To sum up ,PUNCT [#34989] students 'NOUN:POSS [#34990] way of behavior can be a real problem not only for school , even for the society in future . That is why histeenagers 'OTHER [#34991] behavior should be controlled by parents or by school - employers .

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{"id": 1623}
The graphs below illustrate how much people traveltraveledVERB:TENSE [#34992] to and from the UK and also show the most popular countries for visitors from the UK in 1999 . In 1979 there was 10 percent of people ,PUNCT [#34993] who visitsvisitedVERB:TENSE [#34994] the UK and aroundaboutOTHER [#34995] 13 percent of UK residents ,PUNCT [#34996] who visitsvisitedVERB:TENSE [#34997] abroad . The percentage of UK visitors and UK residents growgrewVERB:TENSE [#34998] slowly , but after 1984 there was anDET [#34999] extremlyextremelySPELL [#35000] rise . Tosignificant increase ByOTHER [#35001] 1999 the percentage of visits to the UK by foreign residents increased to around 28 percent and the percentage of visits by UK residents climbedroseVERB [#35002] to approximately 54 percent . Also in 1999 the most popular place for UK residents were France ( about 12 millionsmillionMORPH [#35003] of UK visitors per year ) and Spain ( even less thenthanSPELL [#35004] 10 millions of UK visitors ) . USA , GreceGreeceSPELL [#35005] and Turkey alsowereOTHER [#35006] arewereVERB:TENSE [#35007] popular betweenamongPREP [#35008] UK residents . They were visited by underaboutOTHER [#35009] 5 million UK visitors . In conclusion , toinPREP [#35010] 1999 therePRON [#35011] was an extremely increase of visitors to and from the UK , and the most popular countries for UK residents were France and Spain .

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{"id": 1624}
NowadaysnowadaysORTH [#35012] ,PUNCT [#35013] in the modern world education havehas / playsOTHER [#35014] a huge role in our lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#35015] . That 's why schools are very important inforPREP [#35016] theDET [#35017] developdevelopmentMORPH [#35018] of children . Sometimes there are problems with students behaviour at school ,PUNCT [#35019] whatwhichPRON [#35020] makesmakeVERB:SVA [#35021] student 's education harder . On the one hand ,PUNCT [#35022] there can be problems between aDET [#35023] teachertecherNOUN [#35024] and his students . Sometimes , when aDET [#35025] teacher is notdoes n't behaveOTHER [#35026] similarthe same wayOTHER [#35027] with all students one of them beginbeginsVERB:SVA [#35028] to discussargueVERB [#35029] with teacher . ConfrontationConflictsNOUN [#35030] between aDET [#35031] teacher and his student bring to theDET [#35032] difficulties between classmates . In my opinion , this problem must be solved by aDET [#35033] teacher . He mustshouldVERB:TENSE [#35034] be correctprofessionalADJ [#35035] and should find waysthe right approachOTHER [#35036] to each student in the class . First of all , aDET [#35037] teacher must be a good phsycologistphycologistSPELL [#35038] . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#35039] there can be problems between male and female students . In the middle school this problem is the most important . Boys and girls learn to communicate with each other , often in the middle school students getfall in love forOTHER [#35040] theirtheDET [#35041] first lovetimeNOUN [#35042] . BoyBoysSPELL [#35043] begin to be more insolantinsolentSPELL [#35044] . In this situation schoolthe teachersOTHER [#35045] and theDET [#35046] parents should beactVERB [#35047] together . They must teach them what behavior is right , because insolanceinsolenceSPELL [#35048] also destroydestroysVERB:SVA [#35049] a friendly atmosphere in the class and at school . In conclusion , today at schoolthereOTHER [#35050] are a lot of problems at schoolOTHER [#35051] but I think , that the most important problem is relationrelationshipsMORPH [#35052] between students . And ThatthatORTH [#35053] 'sisCONTR [#35054] why student 'sstudentsNOUN:POSS [#35055] behaviorbehaviourSPELL [#35056] play a big role . Schools must solve them in unionthese problems togetherOTHER [#35057] with parents .

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{"id": 1628}
In the last two decades an awful tendency occurred : the number of crimes carried out by students havehasVERB:SVA [#35097] increased dramatically . Overall , in many countries we can see severe problems with teenagers ' behaviour . What are the causes of this problemNOUN [#35098] and what measures are to be taken ? In this essay I will try to answer this question . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#35099] the main reason for such a drastic change is that students seem not to be interested in their studies anymore . They are likely to spend more time hanging out outside than preparing for the assignment the teacher asked them to do . ThisItPRON [#35100]⚠️ results in the creation of street gangs that " shake the lives of local residents " . The solution for this issue is quite simple : to make the themstudentsOTHER [#35101] show their own individuality through their school work . Moreover , thetoday 'sOTHER [#35102] hectic life of todayOTHER [#35103] may also be another cause of students ' bad behaviour . We are being faced with stresses every day , trying to comemoveVERB [#35104] up the career ladder and sometimes meet with other peoples ' expectations . Bad behavior of some students might come from their unabilityinabilitySPELL [#35105] to deal with the tension . And here is the school again that might be able to solve this issue . The school authorities might bring in additional classes with psychologists ,PUNCT [#35106] thatwhoPRON [#35107] will look after the mental health of teenagers . In conclusion , I would like to underline that in spite of the factors that force schoolarsschool school school studentsNOUN [#35108] to behave unreasonably , if the suggested measures have been taken , the problem with the students ' violanceviolenceSPELL [#35109] will be triggeredsolvedVERB [#35110] .

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{"id": 1630}
There are many schools all over the world that come across students non - proper behaviour problems . As all people have to study at school and live a school life , this problem is extremellyextremelySPELL [#35125] important to be brought up . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#35126] there are different kinds of reasons of problems with student behaviour . First of all ,PUNCT [#35127] every personsperson 'sNOUN:POSS [#35128] way of behaviour is formed by his family , by the people he is surrounded every day . These people have a strong influence on the person and , as usually children are used to taking after parents , give non - written instructions to a person . Secondly , the atmosphere in school itself is important . If students are not involved into the school live , different activities , they may feel lost and start to act up , answer back to others and so on . AmongAlongPREP [#35129] with school activities studying process is meremoreADV [#35130] important . Studying must be interesting and useful , but if it is not so ,OTHER [#35131] a round of problems may occur that students have to comecopeVERB [#35132] throughwithPART [#35133] . If the reasons of students bad behaviour are clear ,PUNCT [#35134] there hashaveVERB:SVA [#35135] to be aDET [#35136] solutionsolutionsNOUN:NUM [#35137] offorPREP [#35138] itthemPRON [#35139]⚠️ . To my mind ,PUNCT [#35140] we should always start with the family . It would be very wise offorPREP [#35141] parents to spend time with their children , explaining what is right and what is wrong , in this waycaseNOUN [#35142] they can be prepairedpreparedSPELL [#35143] to any social life . Secondly , teachers in school should try to orginiseorganizeSPELL [#35144] variosvariousSPELL [#35145] of activities for children , espesiallyespeciallySPELL [#35146] for the smallest ones , to inventholdVERB [#35147] some sport competitions , intelligence quissesquizzesSPELL [#35148] and so on . ThirdThirdlyMORPH [#35149] ,PUNCT [#35150] , it would be great if lessons encouregedencouragedSPELL [#35151] students to study , if teachers managed to make these lessons usefullusefulSPELL [#35152] and to teach them those things that they really need in life . To sum it up , while people are young and study at school , they may not know some ways of proper behaviour and thisitPRON [#35153]⚠️ causes some problems . But there is always a way out of it . In such situations there is nooneno oneORTH [#35154] but grown -PUNCT [#35155] up people , such as teachers and parents ,PUNCT [#35156] who can help students to improve their way of behaviour .

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{"id": 1634}
Nowadays student behaviour in schools is one of the most urgent problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#35218] of modern society in different countries . ThereItPRON [#35219] can be really unexpectableunexpectedSPELL [#35220] . Many people : teachers , psychologiespsychologistsMORPH [#35221] , doctors and parents try to understand what exactly cause severe problems with student behaviour in school . Now we willVERB:TENSE [#35222] try to depictrevealVERB [#35223] what can beVERB [#35224] the reason of bad behaviour can beVERB [#35225] . First of all , the atmosphere in school . It is not a secret that because of everyday stress students feel anxiety , become nervous and haveare inOTHER [#35226] a bad mood . AlsoMoreover ,OTHER [#35227] , school life is a very difficult period for students . Often theyThey oftenWO [#35228] have aDET [#35229] family problems , misunderstanding with parents , difficult relationships with classmates and so on .

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{"id": 1640}
Some people think that in many countries schools have severe problems with student behaviour . Let 's consider about it . Of course ,PUNCT [#35312] it is one of the main problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#35313] in our modern society . It is very pity butUnfortunately ,OTHER [#35314] some teenagers in their age of adults can be nerveousnervousSPELL [#35315] , angry , cruel and so on . And they try to appealattractVERB [#35316] attantionattentionSPELL [#35317] to them and show their closer people thatPREP [#35318] they are cool and mature . But it is not true in fact . In my view ,PUNCT [#35319] parents mustshouldVERB:TENSE [#35320] to teach their children to be kind and be polite with them , to help someone and of course parents and relatives must to give a good behavior to their children . TheOneDET [#35321] differentmoreOTHER [#35322] important problem which is connected with student 's behaviour is disrespect to teachers in schools and universitysuniversitiesNOUN:INFL [#35323] . In particular ,PUNCT [#35324] the examples of such behavior among the yogurtyouthNOUN [#35325] isareVERB:SVA [#35326] in schools in USA , Germany , Canada and so on . I'am absolutelyIOTHER [#35327] believe that these countryscountriesNOUN:INFL [#35328] have very democratic rules and behaviour in schools . Students there are free . They can do during the classes alleverythingPRON [#35329]⚠️ what they want . TheTheyPRON [#35330] couldcanVERB:TENSE [#35331] laughinglaughVERB:FORM [#35332] , eatingeatMORPH [#35333] , jumpingjumpVERB:FORM [#35334] ( if it is hard to sittingsitVERB:FORM [#35335] on chair for them ) and differentso onOTHER [#35336] . And of course all aspects of such behavior are absolutely normallynormalMORPH [#35337] for their surroundingpeopleNOUN [#35338] . These children do n't know differentanother behaviourOTHER [#35339] . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#35340] I would like to saidsayVERB [#35341] that the govornmentgovernmentSPELL [#35342] couldcanVERB:TENSE [#35343] try to teach modern teenagers a good behavior . They couldcanVERB:TENSE [#35344] createestablishVERB [#35345] some kindorganizationsNOUN [#35346] where youghtyoung youthOTHER [#35347] couldcanVERB:TENSE [#35348] meetingmeetVERB:FORM [#35349] and learn some new rules , feel some politegoodADJ [#35350] relation on them .

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{"id": 1642}
The problems connected towithPREP [#35364] one 's behaviour hashaveVERB:SVA [#35365] been really important for a really long time . The society has softened a bit lately so the sanctions for bad behaviour are sometimes believed to be not as effective as they were . Schools are one of the places where such behaviour can actually be improved . First of all , we need to find out why some students behave themselves worse than others . There are several reasons for that . For example , the person has developed a bad character and so takes pleasure ofinPREP [#35366] making lives around close people like aOTHER [#35367] hell . ThisItPRON [#35368]⚠️ is a severe case but a really possible one . The other reason comes straight from the previous one . It is the delusion of superiority . The studentsstudentNOUN:NUM [#35369] behaves bad because he thinks that he is better than anyone around , can do whatever he wants and no punishment will come . He couldcanVERB:TENSE [#35370] even not care about the punishment . The next reason may be the personal problems , usually connected with the family . When there are conflicts at home all the time , the child usually has two ways to go : to become this " bad guy " or lock all his emotions and feelings into himself becoming " heartless " . So private problems have a really great impact on a person as well . But this problem can be solved . First of all , a good teacher will always try to calm down this student or even talk to him personally so that wouldwoVERB:TENSE [#35371] n't affect his " position " in class . It sometimes works but not always . If thisitPRON [#35372]⚠️ does not work a teacher should go to parents and explain the problem to them and try to persuade them to pay more attention to their child . There are also severe cases of the rebellion of the class against a " bad guy " but thisitPRON [#35373]⚠️ happenhappensVERB:SVA [#35374] really seldom , because they are usually afraid of him . To sum up , students ' behaviour is a really important issue because it influences not only the person but also everybody around him , andCONJ [#35375] whichitPRON [#35376]⚠️ is bad for education . So thisitPRON [#35377]⚠️ should be taken more seriously by those who care most - parents and teachers .

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{"id": 1654}
Governments of most countries of the world try to innovate their educationeducationalMORPH [#35552] system . The process of modernisation is easy to be seenseeVERB:TENSE [#35553] . However , still there arethere are stillWO [#35554] serious problems with studentstudents 'NOUN:POSS [#35555] behaviour . In order to understand these problems it is important to know the causes of such studentstudents 'NOUN:POSS [#35556] behaviour . There are several reasons for that . Firstly , some schools have really strict rules that are always guidedadhered toOTHER [#35557] by teachers . The uniform rules that tell pupils about how they should behave themselves at classes and so on … it happens that pupils have very limited freedom . At their age it is important to give them more freedom because their main traits of character are formed , their unique abilities are developed . Such restrictions can lead to various conflicts between teachers and pupils . By the way ,PUNCT [#35558] in schools pupils of different abilities study together . This is where humiliation sometimes bornsis bornVERB [#35559] . Some pupils are better , they are loved by teachers . That is how other pupils that are not so good in the subject can feel discomfortableat a disadvantageOTHER [#35560] . Touching upon the theme of solutions I personally support the idea of formation of classes where pupils with equal abilities can study . Some schools in Europe and Russia have recently started up such type of a programeprogramSPELL [#35561] . I think that ittheyPRON [#35562]⚠️ proovedhave provedVERB [#35563] itstheDET [#35564] success of such programmesOTHER [#35565] . The conflicts have become a much more rare event . Moreover , I support a point of view that strict rules of behaviour at classes , rules about being late at classes are not really needed . They usually become the base of conflicts between teachers and students where both sides can be right at the same time . As an example it can be said that a pupil may be late for his morning class because the train in the metro suddenly stopped and did not go further . However , teachers have certain rules . Thus ,PUNCT [#35566] they have to put a bad mark and write a note for the pupils 'NOUN:POSS [#35567] parents . OnByPREP [#35568] the other handway / Besides ,OTHER [#35569] pupils usually attend some courses when they are at school . At theDET [#35570] courses there are usually no severe problems with studentstudents 'NOUN:POSS [#35571] behaviour as there are no strict rules . In conclusion , the educationeducationalMORPH [#35572] system is being developed every day . Scientists search through better methods of education that can help to eliminateavoidVERB [#35573] conflicts . I believe that problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#35574] connected with studentstudents 'NOUN:POSS [#35575] behaviour will soon disappear .

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{"id": 1656}
Nowadays behaviour of students is becoming a burning issue in several schools all over the world . School children neglect many school rules as well as miss a lot of classes . ThatItPRON [#35605]⚠️ is a tricky question why it happens and what can be done to improve this situation . There are several possible reasons for that problem . First of all , the main cause of bad behaviour is teenagers ' nature . Children inatPREP [#35606] thisDET [#35607] difficult age are always supposed to protest against rules they do not conform to . There is nothing tothatOTHER [#35608] docan be doneVERB:TENSE [#35609] in order to improve that type of nature , but some changes can be done . As far as I am concerned , the most important thing is to give teenage students an opportunityOTHER [#35610] to develop culturally by giving them more lessons on arts , culture and so on . At the same time , teachers should understand what is needed for young people and respect their wish to show individuality , to set up their own rules and so on . ThatSuch aDET [#35611] type of teachers ' behaviour can lead to mutual understanding and improving situation . Secondly , oneOTHER [#35612] another reason for the problem of bad behaviour usisSPELL [#35613] that students are not involved in the process of education and areVERB [#35614] not interested in getting new knowledge . That is a result of boring classes and the fact that children are not informed how they can use that knowledge . That is why students miss classes being sure they are unresourcefuluselessADJ [#35615] . The possible solution fortoPREP [#35616] it is to explain them why every course is important and what isVERB [#35617] the main purpose of it isVERB [#35618] . For instance , as children understand the importance of knowing biology for future doctors , those who want to become a doctor willVERB:TENSE [#35619] learn it rarelythoroughlyADV [#35620] . Moreover , teachers should make their lessons more interactive and capturinginterestingADJ [#35621] . These actions are to assureconvinceVERB [#35622] children not to miss classes and to encourage them to learn , which is likely to result inimproveOTHER [#35623] their behaviour . To sum up , I would like to add that some actions are able to be done to improve the situation of bad students ' behaviour even if itsDET [#35624] causes are difficult and lie in the very nature of young people .

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{"id": 1658}
Much couldcanVERB:TENSE [#35647] be said about different ways to punish studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#35648] because of their behaviour . People all over the world face this problem when teachers can not control their studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#35649] and the point is to try explain why young people act like this and to try to find the possible and effective solution . As for me , I couldcanVERB:TENSE [#35650] call the family as the main reason . If a child is not taught to act the right waybehave wellOTHER [#35651] he or she will not understand what areVERB [#35652] the reasons of punishmentpunismentMORPH [#35653] orCONJ [#35654] angryangerSPELL [#35655] areangerOTHER [#35656] . Also , problems with behaviour may be connected with teenagers ' desire to go against the system , to stand their ground inspitein spiteORTH [#35657] any troubles , even if they are not right . ThisItPRON [#35658]⚠️ origins fromhappens because ofOTHER [#35659] theDET [#35660] the feeling that the way somebody treats them is unfair . Moreover , problems with studentstudents 'NOUN:POSS [#35661] behaviour may be caused by takingthe excessiveOTHER [#35662] care byofPREP [#35663] theirDET [#35664] parents to muchOTHER [#35665] . In theDET [#35666] other words , since childhood little girl or boy always has everything he or she could ever wish , is never punished or never knows that there are some things which are not allowed to do . All of these factors waymaySPELL [#35667] become crusialcrucialSPELL [#35668] in future . Nevertheless , as any other problems this one , in my opinion , has its solution too . One of the possible but not always effective waywaysNOUN:NUM [#35669] is to try to influence the parents of students which are trouble - makermakersNOUN:NUM [#35670] . Also , it is worth talkingto talkVERB:FORM [#35671] to students trying to explain why and what for they should improve their behaviour . And , I think , the most important one is not to argue in order to warn a student that he or she is not right . To sum up , I would like to say that even though the first and the main step of socialization process is a family , it does not mean that schools and universities can not try to communicate with students in order to solve problems with behaviour by comforting and supporting .

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{"id": 1660}
It is a commonly known fact that children 'sNOUN:POSS [#35676] and teenagers ' discipline is one of the biggest problems that many schools in different countries have to face . Sometimes poor behaviour even becomes the main cause of the ?PUNCT [#35677] catalysatoncatalyzationSPELL [#35678] for being expelled . There are several obvious reasons to explain this situation , such as low discipline , problems in children 's families and no proper inspiration for school boys and girls . Low discipline in schools tends to result in poor behaviour . The pupils who are not controlled properly might imagine that they are allowed to do unappropriateinappropriateSPELL [#35679] things ( such as bullying other classmates ) and never set punished for thisthemPRON [#35680]⚠️ .PUNCT [#35681] That is why it is my strong opinion that behaviour problems should be solved first of all by repairingimprovingVERB [#35682] discipline . Another reason for the problem is misunderstanding in many families which can lead to disasterousdisastrousSPELL [#35683] consequences . Families in which parents are busy with themselves or spend all their time trying to make both ends makemeetOTHER [#35684] are very unlikely to takefindVERB [#35685] time to play and talk with their children . Such family dramas may take a strong psycologicalpsychologicalSPELL [#35686] effect on children who start to smoke , drink and break discipline at school . To my mind , at every single school there should be a trained children 'sNOUN:POSS [#35687] psychologist who really do something and who doesOTHER [#35688] not just pretend to work as it often happens . Lack of inspiration and , consequently , lack of motivation to study is also a huge factor which does distract children from studying properly and takesleadsVERB [#35689] to the bad side of discipline - breakers at school . It is my belief that the problem can be solved by revision of school cirriculumcurriculumSPELL [#35690] and methods of teaching . Special attention should be paid to pupils offofPART [#35691] 5 - 6 grades , because it is exactly the time when a lot of children lose interest in education as it begins to get more difficult and complicated . Overall , we traced some factors which result in pupils ' haphazardrecklessADJ [#35692] behaviour inatPREP [#35693] schools . It is clearly that there must be paid much more attention than it does now in future because no questionquestionsNOUN:NUM [#35694] concerning children as our common future , should be ignored .

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{"id": 1664}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#35751] there are a lot of discussions about the problems witwithSPELL [#35752] student 's behaviour in schools . I an going to express my own opinion inaboutPREP [#35753] this issue by thinking about the causes of these problems and suggesting sollutionssolutionsSPELL [#35754] oftoPREP [#35755] forPREP [#35756] itthemPRON [#35757] . As far as I am concerned , problems with student behaviour appear when they do not have enough control . Sometimes , parents and teachers allow pupils to do a lot of things . When they have much freedom they believe they are look like adults . When they feel so they want to do all they dream about . If parents and relatives do not care enough about their children at home it can lead to their bad behaviour out of home . In some cases , this behaviour can be explained by bad relationships between teachers and parents with pupils . They become angry and rude when they feel annoyed . We can find this problem very actual . It is a great debtresponsibilityOTHER [#35758] forofPREP [#35759] adults to suggest sollutionssolutionsSPELL [#35760] and make decisions to solve it . I think that they should be careful with pupils . For example , teachers in schools should be more attentive withtoPREP [#35761] them . When they cryshoutVERB [#35762] toatPREP [#35763] pupils theypupilsOTHER [#35764] can start toVERB:FORM [#35765] hate them and may make a trouble for them . As for parents , they ought to protect their children when they are little and young . They must tobring themOTHER [#35766] growbring upVERB [#35767] them as good men , but sometimes they should allow them more things as usual . To conclude , it should be said that bad student 's behaviour is serious problem and we have to find different solutions if we care about children .

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{"id": 1666}
Many countries all over the world face the problems connected with student 's behaviour at schoolsschoolNOUN:NUM [#35786] . There are some causesreasonsNOUN [#35787] which leafleadSPELL [#35788] to this situation . The first cause is that the most students do not see the practical realisationbenefitNOUN [#35789] of the knowledge they studygetVERB [#35790] at school . Moreover ,PUNCT [#35791] the lectures have become really boring in most cases . All these causes lead to the fact that students mostly do n't whatwantSPELL [#35792] to study at all , and this fact is always followed by the bad behaviour of students . This bad behavior act likerevealsOTHER [#35793] a kind of the rebelingrebellionSPELL [#35794] against the teacher or lector ,PUNCT [#35795] who can not involveengageVERB [#35796] the group of attendersstudentsOTHER [#35797] intoinPREP [#35798] thelearningOTHER [#35799] subjectactivitiesNOUN [#35800] . InPREP [#35801] AnotherotherDET [#35802] words ,PUNCT [#35803] teachers and lectureslecturersMORPH [#35804] have lost their authorities for the most of students . However , inspitein spiteORTH [#35805] of the fact that this problem is really difficult to solve , there can be some ways of getting over this issue . First of all ,PUNCT [#35806] teachers should always try to variatemodifyVERB [#35807] the ways they explain something . For example ,PUNCT [#35808] instead of simple usinguse ofOTHER [#35809] the desk , they can performdoVERB [#35810] a presentation or show a film if we are talking ,PUNCT [#35811] for instance ,PUNCT [#35812] about history . Another way is to give an individual tasks according to the interests and hobbies of each student . It will be theaDET [#35813] great combination of favourite activity and nessesarynecessarySPELL [#35814] task . AlsoMoreover ,OTHER [#35815] teacher can use nontraditionalnon - traditionalOTHER [#35816] way of teaching like a changing the place of performingholdingVERB [#35817] classes . ThisItPRON [#35818]⚠️ can help teacher to gain the authority amontamongSPELL [#35819] the students and make them to behave better , because they will be involved into the interesting process . Overall , there can be many situationsituationsNOUN:NUM [#35820] offorPREP [#35821] this problem , but the mostbiggestADJ [#35822] problem is that most ofPREP [#35823] the teachers do not really desire to change anything in their methods of teaching . Teachers should begin with themselves to solve the problems of bad behaviour among the students . In case they desire to do thisitPRON [#35824]⚠️ the best way is to involve students into a process and gain the authority , they have lost because of boring studies .

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{"id": 1667}
The charts provide information about the number of visitersvisitorsSPELL [#35825] from theDET [#35826] UK intoPREP [#35827] overotherOTHER [#35828] countries induringPREP [#35829] the period from 1979 to 1999 years . In the first chart we can see , that from 1979 to 1985 the number of people ,PUNCT [#35830] who wanted to go abroad byamongPREP [#35831] UK residents , was encreasedincreasedVERB [#35832] . In the 1979 ittherePRON [#35833] waswereVERB:SVA [#35834] about 12 millionsmillionMORPH [#35835] people , in the 1985 ittherePRON [#35836]⚠️ waswereVERB:SVA [#35837] 20 millionsmillionMORPH [#35838] . And the number of people who wanted to go abroad byfromPREP [#35839] UK , was ( ? ) from 54 millionsmillionMORPH [#35840] from 1994 . WhatSpeakingOTHER [#35841] about visits to the UK by overseas residents , their number are smoothlyincreasedOTHER [#35842] encreasedincreasedSPELL [#35843] from 1979 year . FromOverPREP [#35844] the 20 years number of visitors byamongPREP [#35845] overseas residents arehadVERB:TENSE [#35846] encreasedincreasedSPELL [#35847] bytoPREP [#35848] 16 millionsmillionMORPH [#35849] . In the second chart we can see the most popular countries for visitingtourismNOUN [#35850] . UponInPREP [#35851] the first plaseplaceSPELL [#35852] in the 1999 year was France . ( about 11 millions ) . In the second place - Spain . ( about 9 millions ) . ThatAsOTHER [#35853] aboutforPREP [#35854] theDET [#35855] USA , Greece and Turkey , they are basedplacedVERB [#35856] in the end of the list , because the number of people ,PUNCT [#35857] who wanted gotoSPELL [#35858] to thistheseDET [#35859] countries , was from 2 to 4 millionsmillionMORPH [#35860] .

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{"id": 1668}
Nowadays , many schools araundaroundSPELL [#35861] the world hashaveVERB:SVA [#35862] some several problems with their student 's behaviour . But why this problems are severeseriousADJ [#35863] ? I believe , that in European countries many young people have severaldifferentADJ [#35864] problems and interests . It may be sport or girls / boys , partypartiesNOUN:NUM [#35865] and overotherOTHER [#35866] interests , but not school . TheYoungOTHER [#35867] youthpeopleNOUN [#35868] do n't want be professors , they want toVERB:FORM [#35869] be theDET [#35870] soul of thetheirDET [#35871] friend 'sfriends 'NOUN:POSS [#35872] company . They want dancingto danceOTHER [#35873] , singing , plaing inplayOTHER [#35874] the computer games and somethingsoOTHER [#35875] elseonADV [#35876] . But they mustshouldVERB:TENSE [#35877] go to school , do their homework , read some boring books . It is not interesting for teenagers . Of courseUndoubtedlyADV [#35878] ,PUNCT [#35879] , some people want gotoSPELL [#35880] to school and become more and more clever , but the number of thistheseDET [#35881] puplesstudentsNOUN [#35882] areisVERB:SVA [#35883] very small . When you areVERB [#35884] about 13 - 17 years , you want toVERB:FORM [#35885] go to the caffeecafeSPELL [#35886] with your boyfriend or girlfriend , you want toVERB:FORM [#35887] fall in love . I think , that it istheOTHER [#35888] atheDET [#35889] main causesreasonNOUN [#35890] for theirteenagers 'OTHER [#35891] behaviourmisbehaviourNOUN [#35892] . Moreover , in some cases children want toVERB:FORM [#35893] to takeattract /OTHER [#35894] adrawOTHER [#35895] lot ofattentionOTHER [#35896] attention , and they can do some bad things . IPRON [#35897]⚠️ supposedsupposeVERB:TENSE [#35898] ,PUNCT [#35899] that the teachers can do something fortoPART [#35900] solutionsolveMORPH [#35901] this problem . For example , they can show some videos and pictures during the lesson . I think , if they do this , the puple 'spupils 'OTHER [#35902] interest arewill increaseVERB [#35903] /PUNCT [#35904] roketrocketsSPELL [#35905] . Maybe , in the schoolsthereOTHER [#35906] should makebe madeVERB:TENSE [#35907] more clubshobby groupsOTHER [#35908] for children ,teenagersOTHER [#35909] who want plaingto playVERB [#35910] footballplayingNOUN [#35911] , sing or dance .PUNCT [#35912] . ChildrenStudentsNOUN [#35913] can do something , thatthere everythingOTHER [#35914] they want and maybe theyafter that will start 'llOTHER [#35915] start learning their homework , because if they get bad markotherwiseOTHER [#35916] , theya badOTHER [#35917] can notwo nt beOTHER [#35918] ableADJ [#35919] goto attendVERB [#35920] intotoPREP [#35921] atheDET [#35922] club groupNOUN [#35923] . I believe , that if you areVERB [#35924] young and healfhealthySPELL [#35925] , you can do many things , and get a good marks . But , in my point of view , if theachersteachersSPELL [#35926] helpshelpVERB:SVA [#35927] puplespupilsSPELL [#35928] in this case , they can do much more .

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{"id": 1670}
These days , in our gastfastSPELL [#35944] - moving world there is a great tendency among the majority of children to sit at home and doVERB:TENSE [#35945] not think about the woderfulwonderfulSPELL [#35946] sites of our nature . Modern children just do not want to appreciate and save nature because their knowledge of it is too small . First of all , evereoneeveryoneSPELL [#35947] should estimateappreciateVERB [#35948] the significance of nature and most ofOTHER [#35949] mostlymostMORPH [#35950] of all forOTHER [#35951] children , because just they will deal with the natural world in theDET [#35952] future . Moreover , only the right knowledgesknowledgeNOUN:INFL [#35953] and understanding of the importance of this theme enables the young generation to save the majority of fossil fuels , the great amount of water , forests and clean atmosphere on the Earth . MuchA lotOTHER [#35954] depends on ourselves and the opportunity oftoPART [#35955] usinguseVERB:FORM [#35956] these important things by theDET [#35957] future population alsialsoSPELL [#35958] depends on itusPRON [#35959]⚠️ . As a result , if children willVERB:TENSE [#35960] know itnatureOTHER [#35961] , they will estimateappreciateVERB [#35962] the great importance of thesethisDET [#35963] theme and realise that they are the part of natural world too . On the other hand , just children themselves can not know about everything concerning withPREP [#35964] nature . Their parents should teach them correctly how to relate to the natural world . Only inPREP [#35965] this case , most children will understand that they actually are theaDET [#35966] real part of nature and the should preserve it . In conclusion , it should be stated that nowadays modern children ought to appreciate our nature and try to sit not only at homeshomeNOUN:NUM [#35967] but outdoors , too . The significance of nature should be estimatedappreciatedVERB [#35968] by them .

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{"id": 1672}
Because of the busy pace of modern life , many children spend most of their time indoors and have little exposure to the natural world . Nowadays , the quality of aDET [#35996] person 's life becomes more improved due to high developing in social areas in the whole world . It is necessary to mention that this improvements give proplepeopleSPELL [#35997] an opportunity to have well - paid jobjobsNOUN:NUM [#35998] or chances to promotion of career ( level ) , but the main problem of this countries achievements is shortage ofPREP [#35999] time . On the one hand , people should pay attention on their children . First of all , parents should manage their own time and try to make a good plan with important points , such as gogoingVERB:FORM [#36000] for a walk with child , visitvisitingVERB:FORM [#36001] theaters and museums . The best example of this problem is my neighbour . She tryestriesVERB:INFL [#36002] to spend more timeNOUN [#36003] with her family . When it comes to her children , she prefers to go for a walk everydayevery dayORTH [#36004] duringforPREP [#36005] one or two hours . This woman likes to go to the cinema for watching colourful cartoons twice a month . On the others hand , the government should support children 'sNOUN:POSS [#36006] life and create theDET [#36007] programmes ,PUNCT [#36008] which include triptripsNOUN:NUM [#36009] to the nature . Considering this point of view , the best example can be high - developed countries , which try to improve children 's life . For example , in Russia it can be provided withPREP [#36010] an interesting programmes , which used by aDET [#36011] part of children . This programmes can be triptripsNOUN:NUM [#36012] to famous places or to aDET [#36013] sea . To conclude all information , it is necessary to claim , that the government can find theaDET [#36014] good solution for the problem of spending time indoors among children . everyEveryORTH [#36015] country can offer theDET [#36016] interesinginterestingSPELL [#36017] programmes . The best way of decidingsolvingVERB [#36018] this problem is offering aDET [#36019] free entertainments , because every child pays attention oftoPREP [#36020] thisthemPRON [#36021]⚠️ and their parents allow themPRON [#36022] to use this chance , so children can spend much time .

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{"id": 1673}
The diagram below illustrates the number of people , who livelivedVERB:TENSE [#36023] in urban / suburbandsuburbanSPELL [#36024] and rural houses and useusedVERB:TENSE [#36025] Internet between 1999 and 2004 . The percentage of people who had anDET [#36026] access to the Internet during 5 years , reached a peak in 2004 . The numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#36027] waswereVERB:SVA [#36028] 55 % and 35 % , respectively . At the beginingbeginningSPELL [#36029] - in the 1999 , less amount of people were using Internet . According to the graph , only 13 % of people from urban and suburban territories and only 2 - andOTHER [#36030] only 2 - 3 % of people from rural areasOTHER [#36031] had accesaccessSPELL [#36032] to the Internet . Every year the number of active users of theDET [#36033] Internet was only increasing . During five years , the number of rural households in European country which had access to the internet increased in 17 times - from 2 % to 35 % . And in urban and suburban territories from 15 to 55 per cent . So , it can be seen that thantheOTHER [#36034] further go technologiestechnologies goWO [#36035] , thantheOTHER [#36036] more people will use them . And not only in urbanADJ [#36037] towns will therePRON [#36038] be Internet , but also in rural houses everybody will have access to the bidbigSPELL [#36039] data .

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{"id": 1678}
Nowadays , theDET [#36112] most part of people , including young people , spend their free time indoors , it. ItPUNCT [#36113] is a big problem becausePREP [#36114] they forget how they can spend their time in outdoors with other people . thisThisORTH [#36115] life dtylestyleSPELL [#36116] has had influence on children . When the Internet and many gadgets appearappearedVERB:TENSE [#36117] , the life of children wasVERB [#36118] changechangedVERB:TENSE [#36119] . They preferepreferSPELL [#36120] spentto spendVERB:FORM [#36121] their free time at home , surfing the Internet , plaingplayingSPELL [#36122] computerscomputerNOUN:NUM [#36123] gamegamesNOUN:NUM [#36124] or watching TV . But they do n't understand that natural wordworldNOUN [#36125] is so bright and interesting . There are many different interesting things . Moreover , in the naturalnatureMORPH [#36126] worldNOUN [#36127] children can find friends ,withOTHER [#36128] whowhom theyPRON [#36129]⚠️ will they will theyOTHER [#36130] giveswill shareVERB [#36131] domesomeSPELL [#36132] expirienceexperiencesSPELL [#36133] and knowelageknowledgeSPELL [#36134] in life . Also , this modern life style can be unhealthy for children , because they do n't get many important components^ sunshine brightbright sunshineWO [#36135] , fresh air and many other things . itItORTH [#36136] could be illustrated by my life experienseexperienceSPELL [#36137] . My little brother , just as , justOTHER [#36138] as other young people ,PUNCT [#36139] wasused used toVERB [#36140] prefer spendspendingMORPH [#36141] time indoors earlyerearlierSPELL [#36142] . In the mostMostORTH [#36143] part of theDET [#36144] time he was sad and he was often ill . But my mother could understendmanaged to explain understandVERB [#36145] him thetthatSPELL [#36146] nature is one of the most partpartsNOUN:NUM [#36147] in our life . After that myDET [#36148] brother began toVERB:FORM [#36149] spend his time outdoors , and it was wonderfuwonderfulSPELL [#36150] , when he stopped to bebeingVERB:FORM [#36151] angry , and he wasVERB [#36152] changeschangedVERB:TENSE [#36153] . Taking everything into account , everyallDET [#36154] young people need to understand that nature isplaysVERB [#36155] one of the most important part ofinPREP [#36156] people 's life . And they must appreciate it . It is theDET [#36157] responsibility of theytheirDET [#36158] parents .to teach them to do it EvtodievaOTHER [#36159]

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{"id": 1684}
GenesGeneticADJ [#36263] codescodeNOUN:NUM [#36264] which we recievereceiveSPELL [#36265] from our parents makemakesVERB:SVA [#36266] every person uniquniqueSPELL [#36267] and havehasVERB:SVA [#36268] a great impact on outourSPELL [#36269] personality . However , does it hashaveVERB:FORM [#36270] the greatest influence on us or there are some other sources which make ourselfsusPRON [#36271] who we are ? ThatWith thatPREP [#36272] goesbeing saidOTHER [#36273] followVERB [#36274] , I am going to write about what is more important in my opinonopinionSPELL [#36275] in human 's selfestablishingself - establishmentOTHER [#36276] . To begin with , I would say that the main characteristics that we have since we were born such as gender , race or nationality without aDET [#36277] doubt have a great influence on our lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#36278] . But at the same time , I suppose that sociolizationsocializationSPELL [#36279] is much more important cosiderconsiderSPELL [#36280] toforPREP [#36281] people 's personalityidentityNOUN [#36282] and the way they would behaivebehaveSPELL [#36283] in future theOTHER [#36284] future such institutioninstitutionsNOUN:NUM [#36285] atofPREP [#36286] sociolizationsocializationSPELL [#36287] as family or school impact onaffectOTHER [#36288] many aspects of our lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#36289] . In addition to this , in society there are rules and norms people have to ledleadVERB:FORM [#36290] toPREP [#36291] so thatPREP [#36292] natural characteristics are framed . We could not do something that is out of laws just because we want it . To sum up with . I would like to say that despite the fact characteristics we were born with ,PUNCT [#36293] in some cases ,PUNCT [#36294] influence onPREP [#36295] our future decisions ,PUNCT [#36296] I find sociolizationsocializationSPELL [#36297] as the key thingmomentNOUN [#36298] in people 's personality buildingformationNOUN [#36299] .

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{"id": 1687}
The table reveals history of development of underground railway . It contains information about sexsixSPELL [#36337] cities : London , Paris , Tokyo , Washington DC , Kyoto and Los Angeles . Cities are placed in chronological order . OtherwiseAlso , theOTHER [#36338] table shows us information about length of railway and traffic of passengers . First , as seen from second and third columns , railwayrailwaysNOUN:NUM [#36339] expand within cities : the older underground railway has bigger length ( excluding one case with Kyoto and Los Angeles ) . I think , it is connected with developemtdevelopmentSPELL [#36340] of the cities due to expanding of railway nets . Second , we see importance of geographical placement . Cities within Europe have bigger underground railways and bigger traffic of passengers . Nevertheless , the most populated city is Tokyo . There are 1927 millionsmillionMORPH [#36341] of passengers whoPRON [#36342] use underground railwaysraliwayOTHER [#36343] during year . In Paris and London 1191 millionsmillionMORPH [#36344] and 775 millionsmillionMORPH [#36345] of passengers move by railway similarlyrespectivelyADV [#36346] . To sum up , table reveals , that traffic of passengers is related with density of population in the city . Also ,PUNCT [#36347] in more dense cities underground railway has becameappearedVERB [#36348] earlier .

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{"id": 1690}
The table below illustrates the percentage of houses in the towns and in the countryside of a European country which had anDET [#36411] Internet access from 1999 to 2004 . GeneralyGenerallySPELL [#36412] speaking , it is seen that both compared groups had a huge increase in the number of houses connected to the InternetOTHER [#36413] at this period of time . The quantitypercentageNOUN [#36414] of urban and suburban households having an access to the Internet was ten times biggeras highOTHER [#36415] thanasPREP [#36416] antheDET [#36417] amountpercentageNOUN [#36418] of rural houses ( 15 % and 15 % respectively ) . By the end of this period the percentage of countryside houses connected to the Internet was about 35 % ,PUNCT [#36419] whatwhichPRON [#36420] was more than a half of anthe theDET [#36421] amountpercentage numberNOUN [#36422] of urban houses ( 55 % ) . It is stated that during the periodthisOTHER [#36423] of time the number of households using theDET [#36424] Internet in cities has rocketed up to 50 % ( between 1999 and 2002 ) and then grew slightelyslightlySPELL [#36425] . However , the quantitypercentageNOUN [#36426] of rural houses having an access to the Internet firstly increaseddecreasedVERB [#36427] slowly ( from 15 % to 10 % between 1999 and 2001 ) and then soared and hit a peak in 2004 . To sum up , it must be said that household InternenInternetSPELL [#36428] access hadVERB [#36429] rosenroseSPELL [#36430] dramatically atinPREP [#36431] these years . It must hadhaveVERB:FORM [#36432] been a worldwide phenomenon causescausedVERB:FORM [#36433] by theDET [#36434] developingdevelopmentMORPH [#36435] of technical progress .

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{"id": 1691}
Nowadays in lots of families both parents have a job and payspendVERB [#36436] less time towithPREP [#36437] their children . That is why kids have to stay home or in theDET [#36438] kindergardenkindergartenSPELL [#36439] and their experience connected towithOTHER [#36440] nature is very poor . To my mind it is crucial for a child to have an exposureexperienceOTHER [#36441] towithPREP [#36442] the nature . Every human being must be close to the natural world because it leads to understanding that it is necessary to protect the lakes , prevent theDET [#36443] deforestation andCONJ [#36444] etc . for example , my littelittleSPELL [#36445] sister likes to throw theDET [#36446] garbage on the streets . I took her to the nearest park and showed herPRON [#36447] two meadows : one was green and there were birds and another was grey and polluted with bottles and parks fromOTHER [#36448] food packsNOUN [#36449] . Now my sister never throws any litter . But when a child stays home all the time hetheyPRON [#36450]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#36451] unable to realise how important is to save the nature . Another reason why kids must be intergradedintegratedSPELL [#36452] to the nature is that they can not feel the smell of a flower from a book and touch the cat on a photograph . Children must develop their knowledge about the world in order to be able to communicate with it . The best way is to see of all with your own eyes and to remember the sounds of water in the river . It was hard for me to memorise the names of flowers in aDET [#36453] childhood before my teacher took me and my matesclassmatesNOUN [#36454] to the garden and showed them all . And the last cause why small children must get intoacquainted withOTHER [#36455] the nature is that they should have something to remember when they getbecomeVERB [#36456] adultadultsNOUN:NUM [#36457] . The impression of a child is much more interesting that an impression was a bit worse . The person who tries all the best of life when he is anDET [#36458] adult gets less emotions for the rest of his life . Overall , I must say that the life of a child must be full of impressions and emotions which would stay in histheirDET [#36459] memory forever . Childhood is the only period of time when a human being can learn the world around himthemPRON [#36460]⚠️ and realise that he is a part of this world .

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{"id": 1693}
Nowadays , more and more urban young people are too busy to go to atheDET [#36492] countryside and enjoy the beautiful and significant nature around them . Obviously , it is a great problem , because children have n't got an opportunity to knowlearnVERB [#36493] something about wild nature . As for me , I thinkOTHER [#36494] it is especialyespeciallySPELL [#36495] important for modern children to understand the natural world where wetheyPRON [#36496]⚠️ live . First of all , we should take care of the atmosphere and the air we breathbreatheVERB [#36497] . TodayNowadaysADV [#36498] itaPRON [#36499] hashaveVERB:SVA [#36500] been built enormousa greatOTHER [#36501] number ofhaveOTHER [#36502] differendifferentSPELL [#36503] factoriesbuiltOTHER [#36504] , which are extremely dangerous for the atmosphere . If youththe youngOTHER [#36505] understandsunderstandVERB:SVA [#36506] the importance of clear air for our survival , the world where we lifeliveSPELL [#36507] will become much clearercleanerADJ [#36508] . Secondly , we should n't forget about the food we eat and theDET [#36509] water we drink . The quality of these parts of our life strongly depends on ourhow much weOTHER [#36510] care about theDET [#36511] nature . It is a great problem that most of theDET [#36512] factories do n't clean enoughtVERB [#36513] their rubbishwastes wastesNOUN [#36514] and pollute water . What we cancan weWO [#36515] do to make children think more seriously about theDET [#36516] nature ? Firstly , parentparentsNOUN:NUM [#36517] should give their children more opportunityopportunitiesNOUN:NUM [#36518] to play outside and to enjoy the wild nature around them . Moreover , it wpuldwouldSPELL [#36519] be better to vunrunSPELL [#36520] special lessons at school , where teachers will encourage their studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#36521] nonotOTHER [#36522] to pollute the natureenvironmentNOUN [#36523] . To sum up , it is especialyespeciallySPELL [#36524] important for adults to demonstrate a good example of careingcaringVERB:INFL [#36525] about theDET [#36526] nature , because the future of nature depends on our childrens 'children 'sOTHER [#36527] behavior . I hope , that their attitudes to theDET [#36528] nature will be better than ouroursPRON [#36529] .AflatunovaOTHER [#36530]

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{"id": 1695}
In modern world our life is demanding more and more different knowledge and skills from us ,PUNCT [#36535] so ,PUNCT [#36536] to setget getVERB [#36537] itthemPRON [#36538]⚠️ children from early age go totakeOTHER [#36539] some lessons and courses . BecausePREP [#36540] ofForPREP [#36541] itthis reasonOTHER [#36542] they usually spend quite aDET [#36543] little time outsideoutdoorsADV [#36544] and doareVERB [#36545] not aware of alltheDET [#36546] value and beauty of our nature ,.PUNCT [#36547] I can partly asreeagreeSPELL [#36548] with this statement . FromOnPREP [#36549] theDET [#36550] one sidehandNOUN [#36551] , it is true that nowdaysnowadaysSPELL [#36552] children spentspendVERB:TENSE [#36553] less time outsideoutdoorsADV [#36554] enjoying some simple things such as trees , grass , theDET [#36555] sun and fresh air . Even when they go for a walk , in big sitiescitiesSPELL [#36556] it is complicateddifficultADJ [#36557] to find aDET [#36558] place where theDET [#36559] virgin nature is savedhas been preservedVERB [#36560] . They have to walk around blocks of flats and roads where there isOTHER [#36561] no fresh air or spectacular views areVERB:TENSE [#36562] left , although they are very important . FromOnPREP [#36563] theDET [#36564] other sidehandNOUN [#36565] , there is a lot of time children have to spend learning aboutPREP [#36566] nature . They all have holidays when parents try to send theythemPRON [#36567] to different camps in forests or roundtoOTHER [#36568] the seaseasideNOUN [#36569] , to theDET [#36570] countryside where a lot of them have relatives or friends and, to other placesOTHER [#36571] socloseOTHER [#36572] ontoOTHER [#36573] .natureOTHER [#36574] So in this timenowadaysOTHER [#36575] children have enough space and hoursopportunityOTHER [#36576] to learn more about nature , to learn to understand and appreciate it , to see how manymuchADJ [#36577] it can give us ,PUNCT [#36578] and enjoy all of its advantages . To sum up , it is harder for children to spend a lot of time outsidein the wildOTHER [#36579] learning theaboutOTHER [#36580] nature now than it was before because of theDET [#36581] crazy life rhythm buttempo , , neverthelessOTHER [#36582] there are quite a lot of possibilities to do it if they want .NikolaenkovaOTHER [#36583]

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{"id": 1701}
It is obvious that children nowadays spend much less time walking outdoors and a lot of time they stay at home . From my point of view it is extremely important for children to enjoy our natural environment . Our Earth has lots of environmental problems nowadays . TheyTherePRON [#36717]⚠️ are air pollution , watterwaterSPELL [#36718] pollution , a lot of litter around us and so on . So it is essential for us to grow up a generation that willwouldVERB:TENSE [#36719] take care of nature . First of all ,PUNCT [#36720] I think parents should encourage their children to take care of the nature . Children who love nature , who spend much tme playing outside are usually healthier and more active . People are dependant on the quality of the nature and natural sources . It means that we have to feel responsible for the Earth . It is also a good idea for schools to teach more lessons about nature . Moreover it is great to create and toVERB:FORM [#36721] popularize a number of laws which makesmakeVERB:SVA [#36722] it compulsory not to dropthrow outVERB [#36723] litter and toVERB:FORM [#36724] be careful with environment .Nesterova , bcl173OTHER [#36725]

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{"id": 1703}
Nowadays children are influenced by the fast rhythm of life ,PUNCT [#36736] and as a result ,PUNCT [#36737] thetheyPRON [#36738] usually spend their leisure time at home in front of aDET [#36739] TV or in shopping centres . So they do not spend much time outdoors at the open air close to nature . As for me , it is significant for children to explore nature and treat it with care . First of all , it is crucial for young people to keep in touch with nature because , for instance , if a child gets lost in the forest , he or she will not be able to recognize theDET [#36740] right location withoutwithPREP [#36741] somenoDET [#36742] basic knowledge of nature . Secondly , every person should understand that nature is our home and we should take care of it . So children should be taught this approach from the early agechildhoodOTHER [#36743] . Moreover , for young peopleOTHER [#36744] it is essential to explore nature for young peopleOTHER [#36745] because , though nature is our home , it is also full of misterymysterySPELL [#36746] and danger ,PUNCT [#36747] and beingto beVERB:FORM [#36748] aware of some natural tricks is expeciallyespeciallySPELL [#36749] important even for a child 's well - being . In addictionadditionNOUN [#36750] , these things will work only if a child is close to nature . On the other hand ,PUNCT [#36751] there is an opinion that studying nature is of no importance and children can juatjustSPELL [#36752] read some facts about nature in books or watch some discoverydocumentaryNOUN [#36753] channels . Besides , children are able tocanOTHER [#36754] hurt themselves while exploring the nature or playing outdoors close to it , so parents just setlockVERB [#36755] their children in ' cages ' of shopping malsmallsSPELL [#36756] and cinemas . In conclusion , I strongly believe that children should spend most of their free time outdoors , exploring nature so as to understand it and try to take care of it in the future .SergienkoOTHER [#36757]

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{"id": 1707}
It has become apparent in recent years that because of the appearance of harder systems of education and forPREP [#36838] some other reasons theDET [#36839] life of modern pupils turnshas turnedVERB:TENSE [#36840] in tointoORTH [#36841] eternal sitting at a deskOTHER [#36842] at school and at home . Some people are convinced that children should always stay keeping in touch with nature . This essay reviews in detailsOTHER [#36843] this issue in detailOTHER [#36844] and gives some reasons about why it is crutialcrucialSPELL [#36845] for children to be inOTHER [#36846] contact with natural world . Firstly , there is a school ofOTHER [#36847] thought that knowledge in the sphere of nature can help pupils to achieve some success in school subjects such as Biology , Geography and Chemistry . Studying life cycle of plants or symbiosis of mushrooms and trees improves childrchildrenSPELL [#36848] 's level of education and erudition . Furthermore , my personal exprerienceexperienceSPELL [#36849] hasVERB:TENSE [#36850] proved that knowing some facts about natural processes gives a good changechanceNOUN [#36851] to show someoneoneOTHER [#36852] 's skills atinPREP [#36853] townsmunicipalADJ [#36854] and regional olympaidsolympiadsSPELL [#36855] . Secondly , not all of what we learn at school benefitsturns out to be beneficialOTHER [#36856] after the graduation , but practicepracticalMORPH [#36857] skills likePREP [#36858] andtheOTHER [#36859] knack of living in forests , for example , will doserveVERB [#36860] goodyouOTHER [#36861] jobwellOTHER [#36862] when ittheyPRON [#36863]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#36864] required . The general idea is that schools and government should reverseeliminateVERB [#36865] some subjects from educationtheOTHER [#36866] programmecurriculumNOUN [#36867] in order to let children develop themselves and stay close to naturalnatureMORPH [#36868] environmentNOUN [#36869] . MyTherefore , myOTHER [#36870] conclusion isThereforeOTHER [#36871] thereforThereforeSPELL [#36872] ,PUNCT [#36873] that staying indoors for a long time deprives children ofPREP [#36874] an essential part of self - development and mental peace of mind at the same time .GoldinaOTHER [#36875]

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{"id": 1709}
One of the main problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#36907] of a modern city is the lack of time ,PUNCT [#36908] which we can spend outdoors . The majority of children are so busy , asthatOTHER [#36909] they have got no opportunity to learn something about nature byonPREP [#36910] their own , which is very important for them . On the one hand , all the information about natural processes areisVERB:SVA [#36911] given toPREP [#36912] children at school . NowdaysNowadaysSPELL [#36913] there is no need to go to the forest fortoPART [#36914] watchinglookVERB [#36915] at squarelssquirrelsSPELL [#36916] . A great number of pictures orandCONJ [#36917] videos can be shown at a classroomin classOTHER [#36918] . Besides , going with a child tointoPREP [#36919] the natural worldwildOTHER [#36920] may be dangerous . Sometimes theDET [#36921] child can grab or taste something , while parents doareVERB:TENSE [#36922] not seelookingVERB [#36923] , and it may lead to aDET [#36924] bad consequences , like stomachachestomach acheORTH [#36925] , gettingVERB [#36926] hand cuttinginjuriesNOUN [#36927] or hePRON [#36928]⚠️ can hurthurtingVERB:TENSE [#36929] his or herOTHER [#36930] leg . To avoid such problemproblems problemsNOUN [#36931] parents should pay more attention to them . But on the other hand , nothing can be compared with your own experience . People better learn and memorize things , connectingconnectedOTHER [#36932] whithwithSPELL [#36933] practise . Watching animals , touching plants , hearing soundsoundsNOUN:NUM [#36934] - all of these help children to understand and appreciate nature . The most exciting thingsthingNOUN:NUM [#36935] is to explore theDET [#36936] unknown . It grabs children 's attention and brings them great pleasure , as well asOTHER [#36937] expands their horizon . Moreover , spending time oninPREP [#36938] the fresh air and playing active games have a good impact on their health . It may reduce the opportunity of heart diseases , obesity or joint - relatedOTHER [#36939] problems . Also , if theDET [#36940] youngeryoungADJ:FORM [#36941] generationNOUN [#36942] have spendspentVERB:TENSE [#36943] more time surrounded by nature , probably they would more appreciate itappreciate it moreWO [#36944] and would try not to pollute environment in future . To sum up , I would like to say , that in the age of high technological progress people have everything ,PUNCT [#36945] whatthatPRON [#36946]⚠️ they need just in their house ,PUNCT [#36947] and all neededthe necessaryOTHER [#36948] information is collected inonPREP [#36949] the Internet . But we should not to forget about theDET [#36950] importance of being outdooroutdoorsMORPH [#36951] . There is no technological resourseresourceSPELL [#36952] ,PUNCT [#36953] whichthatDET [#36954] can replace nature in our life . In my opinion , it is really important to teach children toVERB:FORM [#36955] appreciate nature .GavrishinaOTHER [#36956]

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{"id": 1711}
It is certainly true that present time is less convenientcomfortableADJ [#36988] for the children 's out growth as they are over headedoverstressedOTHER [#36989] with enormous study materials by the school authorities . There foreThereforeORTH [#36990] , they are simply stuck inside the homeindoorsOTHER [#36991] and unable to experience theDET [#36992] fresh air of theDET [#36993] outsidetheOTHER [#36994] world outdoorsADV [#36995] . However , it is very fundamental for the beginnersbeginner learnersNOUN [#36996] to comprehend and get the taste of theDET [#36997] natural environment . First of all , a child has a growing mind ,PUNCT [#36998] whowhichPRON [#36999]⚠️ seeks to learn more about the surroundings . For instance ,PUNCT [#37000] keeping children atPREP [#37001] at home all thehoursOTHER [#37002] hours ,PUNCT [#37003] will hamperhampersVERB:TENSE [#37004] their natural growthdevelopmentNOUN [#37005] of physical appearancesappearanceNOUN:NUM [#37006] , as well as their mind . Sometimes , they could develop some diseasemedicalADJ [#37007] conditions such as vit -vitaminOTHER [#37008] D deficiency andorCONJ [#37009] skin cancers etcor some othersOTHER [#37010] . FurtherFurthermoreADV [#37011] , modern life may foot the bill ofinfluenceOTHER [#37012] child 's psychological changes . They may suffer from depression , social phobiesphobiasSPELL [#37013] and some other childhood disorders . FurthemoreLater in their lifeOTHER [#37014] children may alsoADV [#37015] develop some personality disorders alsoADV [#37016] . Thus , nowadays this issue has sparked the heated debate ,PUNCT [#37017] and theDET [#37018] world is trying to find outPART [#37019] the solutions . As regardingforOTHER [#37020] the fact , that outside environment is more essential for the bond between human beingsNOUN [#37021] and nature without, understandingOTHER [#37022] realisingunderstandingVERB [#37023] the beauty of nature ,PUNCT [#37024] our future generation will not beVERB [#37025] able to respect themitPRON [#37026]⚠️ properly . Apparently , many treetreesNOUN:NUM [#37027] are knocked down and woods are cleanedclearedVERB [#37028] out , resulting naturalwhich results in which results which results which results inOTHER [#37029] calamitycalamities calamitiesNOUN [#37030] ,PUNCT [#37031] and this is due to inefficientlack ofOTHER [#37032] love and respect towards the environment . Moreover , social bonding is also a crucial factor , though isinSPELL [#37033] present time theDET [#37034] young 'sNOUN:POSS [#37035] are gettingmakingVERB [#37036] friends and socialADJ [#37037] relationships on theDET [#37038] web byPREP [#37039] face bookFacebookORTH [#37040] , twitterTwitterORTH [#37041] , Instagram ,PUNCT [#37042] etc . , but those are not healthy bonds for aDET [#37043] child 's growth . ToInPART [#37044] add withadditionOTHER [#37045] , playing outsideoutdoorsADV [#37046] with friends may give a proper joy and liveable life .SigdelOTHER [#37047]

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{"id": 1713}
Nowadays children lead sedentary style of life ,:PUNCT [#37060] they study at school , do their homework and play computer games , all thistheseDET [#37061] actions have nothingNOUN [#37062] noinOTHER [#37063] common with nature . In this essay reasonsthere areOTHER [#37064] why children should know more about our nature will be done . Our food ,PUNCT [#37065] our clothes and humanshumanityMORPH [#37066] themselvesitselfPRON [#37067]⚠️ exist becausethanksNOUN [#37068] of naturalnatureMORPH [#37069] worldNOUN [#37070] . If children have no experience with nature ( for example , how grewto growVERB:FORM [#37071] plants , what mushrooms are poisonedpoisonousMORPH [#37072] and so on ) , they may have problems in future life . So children should learn to understand nature to survive , but also they should understand thatOTHER [#37073] nature is very beautiful . It inspires people to create somethingsomeOTHER [#37074] new life novels , poems , picturepicturesNOUN:NUM [#37075] . Children should spend more time outdoors , toVERB:FORM [#37076] go camping , for example ,;PUNCT [#37077] if children understand and know better ourDET [#37078] nature , they will love it . In recent years , people have done a lot of damage , polluted air and water , created a lot of garbage . So if next generation follow us , continue to spoilspoilingVERB:FORM [#37079] natureenvironmentNOUN [#37080] and toVERB:FORM [#37081] forget about what role nature has in our lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#37082] , maybe people will not exist in theDET [#37083] next century . I suppose government should change education system , invest more money in such educational programme which will help children to understand consequences of their ordinary actions do and which will encourage people to change their habitatshabitatNOUN:NUM [#37084] . Also social advertising is very powerful , andCONJ [#37085] encourageencouragingVERB:FORM [#37086] children to appreciate nature is better than encourageencouragingVERB:FORM [#37087] them to buy anothersomeDET [#37088] chikenburgerchicken burgerNOUN [#37089] . Such measures will help to tackle with global problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#37090] . To sum it up , children isareVERB:SVA [#37091] theDET [#37092] next generation and they have responsibility to save nature , to prevent ititsDET [#37093] fromPREP [#37094] pollution and othersotherMORPH [#37095] negative effects that createare createdVERB:TENSE [#37096] human -byOTHER [#37097] beingpeopleNOUN [#37098] , because ofthis isOTHER [#37099] thatwhyOTHER [#37100] children should learn to understand and appreciate nature .

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{"id": 1717}
Nobody can deny the fact that nowadays children do not spend much time outsideoutdoorsADV [#37151] and spend a lot ofOTHER [#37152] time at home , school and inPREP [#37153] other buildingsclosed spacesOTHER [#37154] , so that is why they do not have any connection with theDET [#37155] nature . However , it seems to me that one of the most important thingsNOUN [#37156] in bringing up children is to make them appreciate and love nature . First of all , when aDET [#37157] child stays most of his or her time at home or in the school in the school in theOTHER [#37158] school ,PUNCT [#37159] he or she use new technologies like mobile phones , video games , TV and others , which aredelete ,OTHER [#37160] according to the scientists ,PUNCT [#37161] makesmakeVERB:SVA [#37162] childchildrenNOUN:NUM [#37163] very arrogant andCONJ [#37164] aggressive , while spending time outsideoutdoorsADV [#37165] makes himPRON [#37166]⚠️ orCONJ [#37167] herthemPRON [#37168]⚠️ very calm and peaceful . What is more , according to the doctors , staying outdooroutdoorsMORPH [#37169] has a great influence on theDET [#37170] central nervous system . For example , my little brother has great problems with his nevesnervesSPELL [#37171] , he getfallsVERB [#37172] asleep very slowly , but when my mother stayedstaysVERB:TENSE [#37173] with him outsidedeleteADJ [#37174] atinPREP [#37175] theDET [#37176] park ,PUNCT [#37177] he startesstartsVERB:INFL [#37178] gettingfallingVERB [#37179] asleep very fast . Second of all , according to the teachers , children who stay most of their time outsidecloseOTHER [#37180] attoPREP [#37181] naturalnatureMORPH [#37182] worldNOUN [#37183] are kinder as they notice the beauty of natural world , while children who stay at home playing computer games are quiteratherADV [#37184] angry and aggressive , so that is the reason why children should learn how to appreciate nature . For example , the main heroheroineNOUN [#37185] of the Leo Tolstoy 's novel " PeaceWarNOUN [#37186] and warpeaceNOUN [#37187] " Natalya Rostova is very kind and romantic . During the whole novel she has a greatstrongADJ [#37188] connection with the natural world and she notices the beauty where nobody noticenoticesVERB:SVA [#37189] it . To sum it up , I want to say that it is very sifnificatsignificantSPELL [#37190] for children to spend their time at natural worldoutdoorsOTHER [#37191] as they should learn how to see the beauty and love natureMokhovaNOUN [#37192]

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{"id": 1721}
In today 's world children are too busy to go out or to go to the countryside . In modern world there are many ways to intertainentertain entertainVERB [#37234] oneselfPRON [#37235]⚠️ at home , so children nowADV [#37236] are less interested in exploring natural world ,nowOTHER [#37237] and do not understand how important nature is . First of all , ittherePRON [#37238] is no doubt that nowadays children have more problems with health . One of the main reasons offorPREP [#37239] it is their lifestyle . TheTheyPRON [#37240] spend too much time sitting at home , so they do not go out with friends or walk in the parks . It is clear that spending time atinPREP [#37241] the country sidecountrysideORTH [#37242] helps to relax and to reduce stress in theDET [#37243] life . There is nonotOTHER [#37244] a shadow of doubt that parents should explain toPREP [#37245] their children how necessaryADJ [#37246] it isVERB [#37247] nessecarynecessarySPELL [#37248] to walk in the parks or to go toonPREP [#37249] a picknicpicnicSPELL [#37250] . Moreover , if children appreciate nature , they will do less harm to natural world . For instance , when they willgoVERB [#37251] camping or just go to the country , they will not damegedamageSPELL [#37252] trees or animalanimalsNOUN:NUM [#37253] . It is quetequiteSPELL [#37254] clear that theenvironmentalOTHER [#37255] pollution of natureOTHER [#37256] will reduce too . People will learn from childhoodOTHER [#37257] the importance of nature from childhoodOTHER [#37258] and try to stop destroydestroyingVERB:FORM [#37259] it . To sum up , ittherePRON [#37260] is no doubt that in today 's urban world it is very difficaltdifficultSPELL [#37261] to explain toPREP [#37262] children the importance of appreciating nature , but it is nessecarynecessarySPELL [#37263] evenat leastADV [#37264] to make children understand the great role of nature in our life .ByzovOTHER [#37265]

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{"id": 1728}
The graph illustrates usPRON [#37301] the percentage of urban and rural households in a European country ,OTHER [#37302] which usehadVERB [#37303] Internet access foroverPREP [#37304] aDET [#37305] six - year - period (PUNCT [#37306] between 1999 and 2004 )PUNCT [#37307] As we can see , the numberpercentageNOUN [#37308] of people who havehadVERB:TENSE [#37309] theDET [#37310] Internet in their homes increased every year both in urban and rural areas . Of courseUnsurprisinglyADV [#37311] , the percentage of people who havehadVERB:TENSE [#37312] Internet in urban areas iswasVERB:TENSE [#37313] highterhigherSPELL [#37314] . It 'sItsOTHER [#37315] biggest growth was between 1999 and 2000 , when it increased from 15 % to 30 % . StealingTalkingVERB [#37316] about rural areas , we can see ,PUNCT [#37317] that howevereven though the percentage the percentageOTHER [#37318] number of people , whohadOTHER [#37319] usehadVERB [#37320] Internet access in their places ,wasOTHER [#37321] lesslowerADJ [#37322] than in urban areas , it still increasesincreasedVERB:TENSE [#37323] . And the differences between urban and rural areas cut downdecreasedVERB [#37324] every year . To sum up , the percentage of urban / suburban household Internet accessesusersOTHER [#37325] increased almost by 4 times and the percentage of rural household Internet accessesaccessMORPH [#37326] increased almost 8 times , thatwhichOTHER [#37327] in general speakssays a lotOTHER [#37328] about the development of the Internet in the country .I m A.OTHER [#37329]

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{"id": 1733}
There is a common thought that giving longer prison sentences is the best way to reduce crime . The other points of view areOTHER [#37380] also taking placeexistOTHER [#37381] in our society . From one point of view ,PUNCT [#37382] it might be helpful to prolong prison sentences . The statistics shows us that a large number of ex - prisoners returns to the criminal world after the sentence . It is also obvious that many killers have mental disorders which can not be cured . In this way we give freedom to theaDET [#37383] potential maniac . From the otheranotherDET [#37384] pointNOUN [#37385] of view ,PUNCT [#37386] there might be anotherotherDET [#37387] ways to reduce crimes . It is not so obvious but prisons were created not for theDET [#37388] punishment but foforPREP [#37389] helping people to change themselvesPRON [#37390]⚠️ . Such aDET [#37391] statement encourages society to invent more helpful ways to reduce crimes . For example ,PUNCT [#37392] it may be special courses at school . It is aDET [#37393] well - known fact that criminal addiction has been developingdevelopsVERB:TENSE [#37394] during theDET [#37395] puberty . The other alternative way to reduce crimes is to standsetVERB [#37396] high moral standards in the society . I want to say that only the criminal has an ability to stop the crime and the society only can help him or herOTHER [#37397] . To sum it up It, itPUNCT [#37398] is worth saying that alternative ways of reducing crimes could mebeSPELL [#37399] more effective thenthanSPELL [#37400] prolonging prison sentences . First ,PUNCT [#37401] it is more effective to reduce criminal thoughts in the society thenthanSPELL [#37402] inflectioninfluenceNOUN [#37403] on the real acts . If the only reason not to commit a crime is a long prison sentence ,PUNCT [#37404] it may be uneffectiveineffectiveSPELL [#37405] . BeeingBeingSPELL [#37406] in an unstable condition , aOTHER [#37407] potential criminal could commit a crime and thoughts about theDET [#37408] prison couldwouldVERB:TENSE [#37409] not help him . The other disabilitydisadvantageNOUN [#37410] of such aDET [#37411] way to reduce crimes is corruption . The criminal could prevent orCONJ [#37412] himselfherselfPRON [#37413]⚠️ from thegettingOTHER [#37414] prison with the help of his or herOTHER [#37415] money .

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{"id": 1735}
The issue of how to developedevelopSPELL [#37437] your bussinesbusinessSPELL [#37438] ,PUNCT [#37439] such as anDET [#37440] international organisationorganizationMORPH [#37441] , has always been quite important to its owners . Many people think that it is necessary to move from developed , reachrichOTHER [#37442] countries to developing ones ,PUNCT [#37443] while others suggest that this kind of decision will bringsbringVERB:FORM [#37444] no advantages . First of all , developing countries givesgiveVERB:SVA [#37445] you an opportunity to save internationalleinternationalSPELL [#37446] buisenessbusinessesSPELL [#37447] from being quite expensive because of its non - installedtheir unstableOTHER [#37448] economic system . Besides , local workers want to have some income which their own country can not offer to them . Moreover , if the new country where your business will be situated , is just developing , then it is more easilyeasierOTHER [#37449] to make it more successfullsuccessfulSPELL [#37450] in a more easy way . However , there are people who have the opposite point of view . They think that moving the businessOTHER [#37451] from developed countries will be the worst decision for anDET [#37452] international company 's owner . At firstFirstlyOTHER [#37453] , they ask themselves if there are , indeed , strong reasons for such a changingchangeMORPH [#37454] ?.PUNCT [#37455] The answer is no ,PUNCT [#37456] because the buisenessbusinessSPELL [#37457] was developed in its ' native ' country , the company has all the stuffresourcesNOUN [#37458] which isareVERB:SVA [#37459] needneededVERB:FORM [#37460] for the good work . To conclude , it seems to be evident that ittherePRON [#37461] wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#37462] be more advantages if theanDET [#37463] owner of company stays in theDET [#37464] developed country in whiswhichSPELL [#37465] theirDET [#37466] international buissenesbusinessSPELL [#37467] washas beenVERB:TENSE [#37468] developed successfully .

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{"id": 1739}
Nowadays there is an opinion that the most efficient way to reduce crime is to give longer prison sentences . AnywayNevertheless ,OTHER [#37514] there is an argueargumentMORPH [#37515] on this topic , so there are people who believe in other alternative ways of reducing crime which are better in their opinion . The first group of people arguing on this topic , think that all those who commit crimes should get their corresponding prison sentence . If the crime is hardsevereADJ [#37516] , the person must get the longest prison sentence , otherwise after leaving the prison this person will be able to makecommitVERB [#37517] the crime once again . So the prison sentence should be as long as the crime makerperpetratorNOUN [#37518] deserves or he or sheOTHER [#37519] will not understand the extent intoPREP [#37520] which he wasor she isOTHER [#37521] wrong . Increasing the prison sentence will reduce the number of people who are able to makecommitVERB [#37522] some kind of crime , because they wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#37523] not like to be given such a long prison sentence . So people who know what is expected toawaitsOTHER [#37524] them will think before committing crime . Nevertheless ,PUNCT [#37525] there are people who believe in existence of other ways of reducing crime that can be more liberal for theDET [#37526] person that havehasVERB:SVA [#37527] committed a crime . For example ,PUNCT [#37528] one of these ways can be a work of a psycologistpsychologistSPELL [#37529] with a person who was wrong in his or herOTHER [#37530] actions . So if person dodoesVERB:SVA [#37531] not understand that his or herOTHER [#37532] action is bad and wrongitwrongSPELL [#37533] , the psycologistpsychologistSPELL [#37534] will explain it . In my opinion the first group of people is right , so I think theaDET [#37535] longer prison sentence will reduce crime , but not any alternative and liberal ways . People who commit crimes are abnormal , their psychicspsycheMORPH [#37536] is not the same as normal people 's . So any alternative way of reducing crime will not be as efficient ,PUNCT [#37537] as heavya a severeOTHER [#37538] one for the person whichwhoPRON [#37539] is able to commit a crime .

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{"id": 1743}
There is an opinion that the best way to reduce crime is to give longer prison sentences . Of course , it is one of the best waywaysNOUN:NUM [#37608] of punishment , but other people believe that for reducing the crimeOTHER [#37609] there are better andcrimeOTHER [#37610] alternative ways for reducing the crimeOTHER [#37611] . Let us see all the pros and cons of longer prison sentences and summarize the comparisons with alternative methods . On the one hand , I can agree that prison sentences are the best way to punish the criminals , but for some of them prison is not a big problem and they can repeat their criminal activities again . And it can be repeated forPREP [#37612] many times . For this reason , the longer prison sentences can help to decrease the number of criminalitycriminalMORPH [#37613] activityNOUN [#37614] . Also , long - time prisoners may understand their faults in case oftheyOTHER [#37615] havinghave to spendVERB [#37616] more time of not - freeOTHER [#37617] life without freedomOTHER [#37618] . But , on the other hand , there are alternative ways of reducing crime which can be included in our lives . Of course , it may be new laws and also forconsideringOTHER [#37619] all the genders and nationalities . A bigger amountnumberNOUN [#37620] of police officersNOUN [#37621] also cancan alsoWO [#37622] help theDET [#37623] country to reduce more crime . Unfortunately , nowadays theaDET [#37624] big proportionpartNOUN [#37625] of criminals is not underpunished according toOTHER [#37626] the punishment ofOTHER [#37627] law and most of them can protect themselves from prison sentences bywith the help ofOTHER [#37628] money or good relationships with the judgementsjudgesMORPH [#37629] . And each of us knows the examples of criminals whichwhoPRON [#37630] had n't bewere notOTHER [#37631] given undertheOTHER [#37632] the properADJ [#37633] punishmetpunishmentSPELL [#37634] . TiToSPELL [#37635] sum up , we understand that longer prison sentences can not be the only solution for this problem , but it can be an addition to other methods .

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{"id": 1762}
The line graph and the bar chart give information about changes in investment in renewable energy between 2006 and 2013 in a word total and in developed and developing countries . It can be seen from bar chart that developed countries makesmakeVERB:SVA [#37893] more investments than developing countries during the whole period . The changes in investment in developed countries arewereVERB:TENSE [#37894] similarly to the world total changes . Developed countries and world total had a slightly increase until 2008 ( from around 75 $$ 75WO [#37895] to around 110 $$ 110WO [#37896] and from 100 to 171 $$ 171WO [#37897] respectively ) . Then therePRON [#37898] was a dip and a dramaticallydramaticalMORPH [#37899] climbincreaseNOUN [#37900] with hittingreachingVERB [#37901] a peak of 279 $$ 279WO [#37902] ( world total ) and of approximately 175 $$ 175WO [#37903] for developed countries in 2011 . After that year investment of whole world and of developed countries sharply fell to 214 $$ 214WO [#37904] and about 125 $$ 125WO [#37905] respectively . Developing countries had a slightly increase for a 6 - year period , reachedreachingVERB:FORM [#37906] a peak in 2012 at around $OTHER [#37907] 110$.110OTHER [#37908] .PUNCT [#37909] Then therePRON [#37910] was a decrease to about $OTHER [#37911] 20$.20OTHER [#37912] .PUNCT [#37913] During the whole period investments tendtendedVERB:TENSE [#37914] to rise . Investment in developing countries rose by about 50 $$ 50WO [#37915] , investment in developing ones became almost three times higher and in world total investment rose more then twice .

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{"id": 1767}
Nowadays there is a really interesting trend among international companies . They choose to move their businesses to poorer , developing countries . But is it worhworthSPELL [#37974] it ? There are two major opinions concerning the issue . On theDET [#37975] one hand , it does have a lot of advantages since the cost of labour in those poorer , developing countries is significantly lower ,PUNCT [#37976] but ,PUNCT [#37977] on the other hand ,PUNCT [#37978] while doing that companies might see that there are a lot more disadvantages than advantages of this development . Now I suppose we should look further into the issue . I personally believe that this new trend of moving companies to poorer regions makes a lot of sense . First of all , as iI IPRON [#37979] 've mentionedhaveVERB [#37980] before ,PUNCT [#37981] it might help the companies to reduce the amount of money they spend on paying their workers the salary ,PUNCT [#37982] which means they will consequently end up having a bigger revenue . Moreover , the taxes in those countries are usually lower ,PUNCT [#37983] which again means the company will make more money . NotADV [#37984] suprisinglyUnsurprisinglySPELL [#37985] ,PUNCT [#37986] there is of course another opinion . Some people believe that the whole process of moving the company to another region might cost a lot more money than the company could possibly get from reducing the cost of labour . But I disagree since I believe that if a comapnycompanySPELL [#37987] has a good plan everything is going to be ok . To sum up , I believe that before making any decision the company should set up a plan so?OTHER [#37988] a?OTHER [#37989] company?OTHER [#37990]

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{"id": 1768}
On the graphs we can see changes ofinPREP [#37991] using Facebook from March 2012 to March 2013 and the main reasons for using it among men and women . The first diagram shows us that in March 2012 much moremostOTHER [#37992] people used desktops to see theirsurfOTHER [#37993] social pagesnetworksNOUN [#37994] - more than 140 million users ,PUNCT [#37995] and,OTHER [#37996] whilePREP [#37997] nearly 130 million people used phones . We can see that in March 2013 people did not like Facebook likeas much asOTHER [#37998] before . PerTheOTHER [#37999] centpercentageNOUN [#38000] of itsDET [#38001] users washadVERB:TENSE [#38002] fallfallenVERB:FORM [#38003] down . In March 2013 there arewereVERB:TENSE [#38004] less than 60 million people whoPRON [#38005] used desktops and less than 100 millionOTHER [#38006] users usedofOTHER [#38007] mobilesmobileMORPH [#38008] phonesNOUN [#38009] . On the second diagram we see the main reasons for using Facebook . Women were more active users of Facebook , than men . Women like sharing photos or videos , seeing funny posts and learning ways to help others , men seedoVERB [#38010] thatthese thingsOTHER [#38011] too , but much less . Only receivingOTHER [#38012] updatesBothOTHER [#38013] men and women like bothreceiving updatesOTHER [#38014] . In the end we can say , that users of Facebookfewer peopleOTHER [#38015] are lessusing fewerOTHER [#38016] with years ,PUNCT [#38017] and women are activitymore more activeOTHER [#38018] users than men in social netsnetworksNOUN [#38019] .

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{"id": 1769}
Nowadays there is a big problem with crime ,PUNCT [#38020] and the question of reducing crime is in theOTHER [#38021] top priorityNOUN [#38022] . Some people believe that longer prison sentences can redusereduceSPELL [#38023] crime , but others considerbelieveVERB [#38024] that there are moreotherOTHER [#38025] alternativeotherADJ [#38026] ways of reducing crime . To my mind , the best way to reducingreduceVERB:FORM [#38027] crime is phsycologypsychologySPELL [#38028] work with criminals . First of all , when a person is in prison for a long time , he / sheOTHER [#38029] gets used fortoPREP [#38030] this place . All his or herOTHER [#38031] frendsfriendsSPELL [#38032] are there ,PUNCT [#38033] and the in lifelife inWO [#38034] prison becomsbecomesSPELL [#38035] his or her most importantOTHER [#38036] life . So , if we give him aDET [#38037] longer rpisonprisonSPELL [#38038] sentencessentenceNOUN:NUM [#38039] , he will be happy . Moreover , the prison inhibits aDET [#38040] human beingNOUN [#38041] and /PUNCT [#38042] itshePRON [#38043]⚠️ becomes asocial . And if we want toVERB:FORM [#38044] give crimescriminalsNOUN [#38045] longer prison sentences , we couldhave toVERB [#38046] understand that it can giveleadVERB [#38047] ustoOTHER [#38048] irreversible consequences . On the other hand , if we do not want toVERB:FORM [#38049] see crimescriminalsNOUN [#38050] near us , we must n'tdo not have toOTHER [#38051] give them another chance , and thenOTHER [#38052] they need to have longer prison sentences . So , we are not animals , we are all people and we need to give chances to crimes . There are people - psycologistspsychologistsSPELL [#38053] ,psychologistsOTHER [#38054] who can help crimescriminalsOTHER [#38055] becomecriminalsVERB [#38056] aDET [#38057] normal people . I considerbelieveVERB [#38058] , that a normal peoplepersonNOUN [#38059] can not kill aanotherDET [#38060] person or dohurtVERB [#38061] other people hurt .OTHER [#38062] All in all , so many people so many minds . I believe , that we must give people withwho have madeOTHER [#38063] mistakes a chance to correct their mistakes and start a new life .

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{"id": 1771}
Nowadays the competition between companies is becoming more and more high . Therefore , they have to use different methods of maintaining competitivecompetitivenessMORPH [#38070] . One of them is movingmoveVERB:TENSE [#38071] the industries from developed countries to developing ones . Of course , moving the business to developing countries has many advantages . To begin with , when companies develop business in poorer countries , they provide local people with working places , benefiting both workers and the developing countries ' economy . In addition , in poorer regions people do not demand high salaries , which allows international companies toVERB:FORM [#38072] save money for further development and innovations . Moreover , it is much easier for local people to find a good job or to start running their own business after working for an international company and gaining useful experience . However , we can not help facing many problems connected with companies whowhichPRON [#38073]⚠️ move their factories to poorer countries . First of all , as people in poorer countries have few working places , they are ready to do hard work for rather little moneysalaryNOUN [#38074] , so companies move their businesses there to enrich themselves without paying attention to the international standartsstandardsSPELL [#38075] of working process . Secondly , the quality of produceproductionMORPH [#38076] , which is made by workers with low qualification , is rather likely to suffer . For example , many brendsbrandsSPELL [#38077] lablelabelSPELL [#38078] the products which are made in Europe or the USA and sell them for much higher prices , as the customers are sure of the quality . Overall , it can be stated that moving the process of production to poorer countries has various advantages and disadvantages . In my opinion , it is better to provide people with working places anyway . Hopefully , in the future it will become possible to reduce the negative aspects of doing business in developing countries by raising international standartsstandardsSPELL [#38079] and paying more attention to maintainmaintainingVERB:FORM [#38080] them .

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{"id": 1795}
Nowadays there is a widespread point of view that one of the possible solutions of an increased crime level is prolonging oftheOTHER [#38297] prison sentences . However , other people providehaveVERB [#38298] aanDET [#38299] contraryoppositeADJ [#38300] opinion : they claim that it is not enough and other measures should be taken . This topic seems to me rather controversial , so it needs to be discussed . Arguments for both viewpoints are outlined below . ToOnPREP [#38301] the one hand , longer prison sentencesentencesNOUN:NUM [#38302] may be helpful , but only in the case whenifOTHER [#38303] we are not speaking about the countries like Norway , where most of prisons may seem more comfortable than some old poor flats in Russia . For some lawbreakers 20 years ( or even the rest of his or her life ) in such prison wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#38304] not be a punishment . It is doubtful , wheatherwhetherSPELL [#38305] life in prison where people are allowed to read books , sleep in clean cozy beds and go to a gym will decrease crime level . ToOnPREP [#38306] the other hand , if prison will be the the place which scares every killer and thief , and 20 years inPREP [#38307] ittherePRON [#38308]⚠️ will seem a frightening future , this measure may work . Some people also belivebelieveSPELL [#38309] that a good way to get rid of murders and rape is a mortal punishment . It sounds a bit cruel , but makes sense if we are consideringconsiderVERB:TENSE [#38310] serious crimes . SummingTo sumVERB:FORM [#38311] up , I am somewhere in between these two opinions . To my mind , prolonging of prisonprisonsNOUN:NUM [#38312] sentencesentencesNOUN:NUM [#38313] is a good sollutionsolutionSPELL [#38314] , but only if it is combined with other measuersmeasuresSPELL [#38315] .

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{"id": 1803}
There are a lot of businesses nowadays whichDET [#38392] are goingmoveVERB [#38393] to poor countries and chose for working local people . Of course , there are pluses and minuses of this situation . On theOTHER [#38394] On theDET [#38395] one hand ,PUNCT [#38396] it looks like an advantage because people in such countries can find work , help there families . It goes with outwithoutORTH [#38397] saying , that it is very difficult to find job in developing countries . This situation helps to take up the rate of living in such countries . MoreMoreoverADV [#38398] than,OTHER [#38399] that businesses provide their locations with support with some parts of life like medicine , education . Besides , it seems to me that with a good life , countries begin to think about developing therthereSPELL [#38400] own situaitionsituationSPELL [#38401] . On theDET [#38402] other hand ,OTHER [#38403] we can not ignore disadvantages of this theme . When businesses prefer to give jobjobsNOUN:NUM [#38404] fortoPREP [#38405] local workers they leave people from their country without themPRON [#38406] . It is clearly that workers from other countries are more cheaper than from their own ones , but they can do work worse than their native people . ThatthatORTH [#38407] is why the quality suffers . FurtherFurthermoreADV [#38408] more,OTHER [#38409] , such cases can be a reason toforPREP [#38410] unemployment in countries and can cause toofPART [#38411] low standard of living . Such typicalltypicalSPELL [#38412] problems can lead to alcogolismalcoholismSPELL [#38413] , drug addiction and high rate of mortality . I hope , it is a great diadvantagedisadvantageSPELL [#38414] for those businessmen who love their countries and think about it 's future . In conclusion , I think it is nessearynecessarySPELL [#38415] to summyrizesummarizeSPELL [#38416] that when international companies move their businesses to developing countries they can give them a chance to develop , but leave the tribesmenlocalsNOUN [#38417] without work .

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{"id": 1804}
In this report I would like to write about the information given on the charts . Charts show how the usage of Facebook has changed and why people use it . As we can see on the first cartchartNOUN [#38418] , people started using mobile version more in March 2013 ( approximately 100 millionsmilionMORPH [#38419] of users ) than it was in march 2012 ( approximately 60 millionsmillionMORPH [#38420] of users ) . At the same time ,PUNCT [#38421] the usage of deskopdesktopSPELL [#38422] versonversionSPELL [#38423] decreased in March 2013 ( approximately 140 millionsmillionMORPH [#38424] of users ) . In March 2012 deskopdesktopSPELL [#38425] version was used by approximately 150 millionsmillionMORPH [#38426] of users . Second chart gives antheDET [#38427] information about reasons of using Facebook among men and women . As we can see , mostly all people think that thetheyPRON [#38428] use Facebook because of sharing photos or videos ( 54 % of women and 39 % of men ) . The second and third reasons differ between men and women . As the second most popular reason 43 % of women suppose that it is seeing funny posts , 38 % of men think that it is receiving updates . As the third popular reason 39 % of women choose receiving updates and 35 % of men choose seeing funny posts . As for the last reason , allbothDET [#38429] men ( 25 % ) and women ( 35 % ) choose learning about ways to help others . This ends my report .

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{"id": 1807}
The increasing number of crimes is one of the most inportantimportantSPELL [#38471] nowadays problems . It is obvious that thatthisDET [#38472] problem should be resolved but there are different opinionopinionsNOUN:NUM [#38473] about the way of doing . There isVERB [#38474] a large group of people who consider the making the prison sentences longer is the best way to reduce the crime and there are both pluses and minuses in this theory . The advantage of this way is that probably the number of relapcesrelapsesSPELL [#38475] would reduce . Also the fear of wasting time will be a good motivation not to brake the lowlawNOUN [#38476] . On the other hand , the sistemsystemSPELL [#38477] is not ideal and the people who were sentenced wrongly maybe would never have a chance to return to their previous lives . Moreover , the amount of prisoners would increase and it could be a problem becousebecauseSPELL [#38478] their keeping is not the cheepestcheapestSPELL [#38479] thing . The other opinion is that there should be alternative ways to reduce crimes . For example , the agitation not commit the crimes which heplshelpsSPELL [#38480] prevent ptoplepeopleSPELL [#38481] from brakingbreakingVERB [#38482] the lowlawNOUN [#38483] . May beMaybeORTH [#38484] the one more way is the financial support of people which would prevent them from stealing . This position is good but not all people commit the crimes because of need and not all have the concienceconscienceSPELL [#38485] and the feel of justice , so ,PUNCT [#38486] this way will not resolve the problem complitelycompletelySPELL [#38487] . I think that we should combine both thistheseDET [#38488] ways but we should n't be fanatics . May beMaybeORTH [#38489] the punishments should be more strict but not too strict becousebecauseSPELL [#38490] it could brakebreakVERB [#38491] someone 's life . One more thing , upbtingingupbringingSPELL [#38492] is quite important , so parents should talk with their children more . In out univercityuniversitySPELL [#38493] the call center is given ,PUNCT [#38494] so ,PUNCT [#38495] if someone needneedsVERB:SVA [#38496] aDET [#38497] support ,PUNCT [#38498] he or she can call and have help . One time ,PUNCT [#38499] my friend called theirthemPRON [#38500] and had material support , which may bemaybeORTH [#38501] preventpreventedVERB:TENSE [#38502] her from commitingcommittingVERB:INFL [#38503] a crime . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#38504] I would like to say that in the battle with crimes we should we should use as our first weapon talksspeakingVERB [#38505] and understanding , suppotingsupportingSPELL [#38506] and motivation , but only after that strict measures like a strict sentences . Because it is better toVERB:FORM [#38507] have no criminals than have them in prisons .

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{"id": 1812}
The diagram illustrates the changes in the investment ofinPREP [#38546] renewable energy over an eight year period . It is a combination of a line graph , which demonstrates worlwideworldwideSPELL [#38547] spendingsdataNOUN [#38548] , and a bar chart , which stands for developed and developing countries . In 2006 the worldwide investmentinvestmentsNOUN:NUM [#38549] accounted for 100 billion dollars , then ittheyPRON [#38550]⚠️ statredstartedSPELL [#38551] to raiseriseVERB [#38552] ; however , from 2008 to 2009 ittheyPRON [#38553]⚠️ slightly decreased from 171 to 168 . The funding started to increase quite rapiglyrapidlySPELL [#38554] in 2009 and reached an all time high of ...OTHER [#38555] in 2011 . Then there was a sharp decrease , soOTHER [#38556] so thatPREP [#38557] by 2013 the worldwide outlayexpendituresNOUN [#38558] accounted fortotalledOTHER [#38559] 214 billionsbillionMORPH [#38560] . The developed countries invested approximately 70 billion dollars in 2007 , tetheSPELL [#38561] funding remained fairly high over four years ,:PUNCT [#38562] in 2009 it atartedstartedSPELL [#38563] to grow and peaked in 2011 accounting foratOTHER [#38564] nearly 170 billionsbillionMORPH [#38565] dollarsNOUN [#38566] . The investmentinvestmentsNOUN:NUM [#38567] started to diminish in 2011 and by 2013 ittheyPRON [#38568]⚠️ accounted for approximately 120 billionsbillionMORPH [#38569] . The volume of investnentinvestmentSPELL [#38570] in developing countries was around 25 billionsbillionMORPH [#38571] in 2006 , then there was a steady growth in the outlayexpensesNOUN [#38572] over a period of six years ,PUNCT [#38573] so by 2012 the amount of money was more than a hundred billionsbillionMORPH [#38574] . After a slight decrease in 2013 the investment accountedin the developedOTHER [#38575] forcountries reachedOTHER [#38576] nearllynearlySPELL [#38577] 90 billion dollars . Overall , the dynamics in world total investment and the changes ofinPREP [#38578] funding in developed and developing countries were quite similar , forasPREP [#38579] all of them reached theirOTHER [#38580] peakedpeakMORPH [#38581] atinPREP [#38582] almost the same year and then slightly fell down , andCONJ [#38583] generally , the investment in 2006 was lower than in 2013 .

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{"id": 1815}
In the charts on the picture we can see the tendency of investments in renewable energy from 2006 to 2013 . The graphs representsrepresentVERB:SVA [#38625] us financial statistics on energy resources in developed countries , developing countries and world total amount . I would like to start with information about developed countries . In 2006 the amount of money spent by this type of countries on renewable energy was 75 billionsbillionMORPH [#38626] of dollars . Next three years ( 2007 - 2009 ) investments provided for resoursesresourcesSPELL [#38627] waswereVERB:SVA [#38628] about 110 - 100 billionsbillionMORPH [#38629] of dollars . But in 2010 we can sea a rapid increase of financial support nearly inbyPREP [#38630] 1,5 times , in 2011 almost inbyPREP [#38631] 2 times comparein comparisonOTHER [#38632] to 2009 . However , later we see a slow decrease of the money provided for renewable energy . In 2012 developed countries spent 140 billionsbillionMORPH [#38633] on energy resoursesresourcesSPELL [#38634] , in 2013 the amount was 120 billionsbillionMORPH [#38635] of dollars . As we can see the amount of spendings of developed countries areis - wasOTHER [#38636] different each year . There is no stable financial statistics on the graph . But if wePRON [#38637] talk about developing countries we can see a tendency in the investments in renewable energy . From 2006 to 2012 we can see how investments were growinggrewVERB:TENSE [#38638] from 25 billionsbillionMORPH [#38639] to 110 billionsbillionMORPH [#38640] of dollars . That iswasVERB:TENSE [#38641] a very stable growth of financial investments comparein comparisonOTHER [#38642] to developed countries . But in 2013 we can see a small deacresedecreaseSPELL [#38643] of money spendings . World total statistics showsshowVERB:SVA [#38644] us the whole amount of money spendspentVERB:FORM [#38645] on renewable energy . There iswasVERB:TENSE [#38646] an increase from 100 billionsbillionMORPH [#38647] to 279 in 6 years , then a decrease from 279 to 214 billionsbillionMORPH [#38648] in three last years . Overall , we can see how developed countries and developing countries spendingspentVERB:FORM [#38649] their investments on renewable energy . Both types of countries havehadVERB:TENSE [#38650] their own tendency of financial spendings .

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{"id": 1823}
There are two main points of view about longeningextension the extension ofOTHER [#38722] the prisonsprisonNOUN:NUM [#38723] sentences : the first one is that it is the best way to reduce crime , and the second one -- that better alternatives of reducing crime exist . As for the first opinion , it is easy to understand where it comes from . If you sentencestayVERB [#38724] ainOTHER [#38725] crimeprisonNOUN [#38726] for aDET [#38727] longer term in jailOTHER [#38728] , there is less time for himyouPRON [#38729]⚠️ left to make more crimes when heyouPRON [#38730]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#38731] out . On the otherHoweverOTHER [#38732] hand,OTHER [#38733] , prisons nowadays are not the places where you could be taught not to commit crimes . A lot of self - education books tell us , that you must be surrounded by people who encourage you to be the better version of yourself . But for a person in a prison it is hard to find any other surrounding that the one that consists only of the people who has comittedcommittedSPELL [#38734] crime . For me it is the reason for searching better ways of reducing crime . I think , Norwegian jails isareVERB:SVA [#38735] a good example of ideal ones . As I have read , prisoners in these jails can work ( but not have to ) and are paid considered amount of money for their work . They also can get new profession there , if they want to . Which means , that after leaving the prison they would have some money and a demandable profession to start a completlycompletelySPELL [#38736] new life . The Norwegian prison is bright and has a big library and lots of others education and sport facilities , which makesmakeVERB:SVA [#38737] it ideal place for person reforming . I think , person is more tendtendsVERB:SVA [#38738] to commit a crime when he is despiratedesperateSPELL [#38739] , when there is nothing to lose for him , when he has no money , no education , no life opportunities . The other one important trigger for breaking the law is bad people around , for example , people , who waswereVERB:SVA [#38740] born in a families where one of the parents was sentenced to a prison term are more likely to commit crimes . That isVERB [#38741] why I believe , that methods , that are used in the Norwegian jails are better , than just giving longer prison sentences .

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{"id": 1835}
It is widely believed that giving longer prison sentences is the most efficient way to reduce crime . However , some people argue that there are plenty of better options to prevent people from comittingcommittingSPELL [#38899] crimes . There is no doubt that making the punishment more severe , the government will decrease the number of criminals . The fear of spending a great part of their lives in prison will make potential criminals think twice whether the benefits they get from commitingcommittingVERB:INFL [#38900] a crime are worth riskingVERB [#38901] thetheirDET [#38902] risklivesNOUN [#38903] . Beside this preventive effect , there is an equally important one : if the sentences are longer , criminals will be isolated from the society for a longer time , which would have a great positive effect on the safety of citizens . However , it can not be denied that this measure is not enough and has some disadvantages . The more people are in prison , the more funds the government ( and , thus , the taxpayers ) has to spend on them . Another ways of preventing people from commitingcommittingVERB:INFL [#38904] crimes should be used . Another problem is that many people believe that such strict measures should not be used in working with juvenileyoungADJ [#38905] criminals whichwhoPRON [#38906] are not mature enough for being fully responsible for their actions . Some criminals are not dangerous for the society . To sum up , I can say that making the punishments stricter and the sentences longer is an effectingeffectiveMORPH [#38907] way to reduce crime , but not the very humanistic and economically reasonable one . The government should make sentences for some kind of crimes longer , but , all in all , it is only one of the measures it has to take , and more alternative ways toofPART [#38908] reducereducingVERB:FORM [#38909] crime should be applied .

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{"id": 1865}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#39148] it is important to drop our attantionattentionSPELL [#39149] to the system of criminal punishments . There are certain ways , which people saysuggestVERB [#39150] to be helpful . Some peopleNOUN [#39151] believe that giving longer prison sentences is a solution , others do not agree with tisthisSPELL [#39152] opinion and offer alternative ways of reducing crime rate . The increasing the lengthdurationNOUN [#39153] of prison sentences is a good way to solve the crime problem . If it has beenwasVERB:TENSE [#39154] regulated by law , the criminals would be more attentive . This can alsoalso canWO [#39155] be helpful from the psycologicalpsychologicalSPELL [#39156] point of view . Surely , the criminals are scared when they are being said about the lengthdurationNOUN [#39157] of the sentence . However , there are severralseveralSPELL [#39158] countries ,PUNCT [#39159] where prisons are like our hotels . For example , in Sweden prisons are so good that people sometimes commit crimes just to get their . There are several insidentsincidentsSPELL [#39160] with homeless people ,PUNCT [#39161] who desideddecidedSPELL [#39162] to do that . Giving longer sentences will be not a punishment for hemthemPRON [#39163] . There are better alternative ways of reducing crime . In my opinion , rebuilding the whole jugejudicialADJ [#39164] system will be a solution . We all know that nowadays coruptioncorruptionSPELL [#39165] is a problamproblemSPELL [#39166] and that it exists even in the system of judging . It is important to somehow get rid of it , because nothing will help if this problem stay . Moreover , it could be helpful to reconstruct the system of prison managment , when criminals are let to leave because of their good behaviour . I think that it is wrong to do that due to , judging by the statistics , such criminals return to prisons and sometimes due to the bigger and more serious crimes . People 's awareness is important too . Society sometimes dose not show any interest in such crusialcrucialSPELL [#39167] problem . This must be improved by different lectures and may be films . It will be great if there are more funds dedicated to this problem . On the meetings of such funds different famous people are necessary to be invited . It can attract people 's attansionattentionSPELL [#39168] . So , in my opinion those , who believe in alternative ways are right . Giving longer prison sentences is a good solution , but it is not enough to reduce crime , in Scandinavian countries for sure . This problem is very important and must be analysed from differntdifferentSPELL [#39169] points of view .

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{"id": 1877}
ToInPREP [#39289] the 21st century , the risk of the crime has increased as never before , while in the modern world there are a lot of technologies which seem to prevent thisitPRON [#39290]⚠️ . Nevertheless , every day one can hear terrible news about modern killers and other prisoners on TV . Many people , terrified by such information , believe that long prison sentences for law breakers isareVERB:SVA [#39291] the best and the most effective way to reduce the amount of crime . On the contrary , others state that it is not the way out and suggest othersotherMORPH [#39292] waywaysMORPH [#39293] for improving the situation . The reasons for both these views are outlined below . Firstly , it is widely believed that some prisoners can run away from the law and the prison as well and they believe that prolonging sentences for them can prevent others to makefromOTHER [#39294] crime . They want people to learn the lessons onfromOTHER [#39295] the mistakes of theDET [#39296] other people and think that the amount of crime will decreaseddecreaseVERB:FORM [#39297] . Some of them want law to be more cruel toforPREP [#39298] law breakers , for example , they vote for returning theDET [#39299] inquisitiondeath penaltyNOUN [#39300] . On the other hand , many of killers and burglars are said to be normal people before having made crime and some people state that the problem is in people 's psychology . They assume that there are other ways to avoid deviation , for example , stop watching cruel films , playing some kind of games , start doing some sports , etc . Moreover , they say that people should maketakeVERB [#39301] serious measures from the childhood of their children . To my mind , the government of each country should pay a lot of attention on this question and encourage people to be cultiveecivilized\well - manneredOTHER [#39302] , well - educated and responsible . I agree with those people who say that we shoudshouldSPELL [#39303] avoid watching TV videos with doubdfuldoubtfulSPELL [#39304] content , because crime is a consequence of our habits . I hope that in the nearest future some serious measures will be madetakenVERB [#39305] not only by the governmnetgovernmentSPELL [#39306] , but by people themselves .

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{"id": 1879}
RisingAn increasingOTHER [#39329] amount of crimecrimesNOUN:NUM [#39330] during the last 15 years has become a serious reason for the government to start thinking about restricting prison sentences . Some people support the idea of making sentences longer ; however , the others believe that there are alternative ways to make the punishment strict . On the one hand , by giving longer prison sentences , people ,PUNCT [#39331] who have once thought ofcommittingOTHER [#39332] reducing a crime ,PUNCT [#39333] will get frightened when seeingthey seeOTHER [#39334] the conditions in whichOTHER [#39335] they maywouldVERB:TENSE [#39336] appear inliveOTHER [#39337] if theyPRON [#39338]⚠️ beingwere caughtVERB [#39339] caught by policemen . SecondSecondlyMORPH [#39340] , there are reasons to suppose that the onespeopleOTHER [#39341] who are now out will try not to defy the law in caseorderNOUN [#39342] not to return back and spend there more time . On the other hand , the government and security can try to eliminatestruggle againstOTHER [#39343] the increasing number of theft and other crimes like vandalism by making people doingdoVERB:FORM [#39344] social works . Working out a certain punishment prisonersNOUN [#39345] will also help prisonersNOUN [#39346] . This way of behavior is less strict but it can be more affectiveeffectiveADJ [#39347] . However , such kind of punishment is still appropriate only for " little " crimes . In condition when the person has committed a serious crime , he can be sent to work inPREP [#39348] mines . There in extra conditions he will become organized . I partially agree with the statement above . In my point of view , any kind of punishment is relevant depending on the seriousness and the size of the crime . Overall , the offer to provide with alternative ways can be taken , but I do not think that it can be better . Nothing is more tempers character better and more effective than estrangement . Nothing can be more effective and strict than renunciation .

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{"id": 1881}
Crime is a problem for any country and any society , which people have been trying to solve for many years , and nowadays there is a popular opinion that longer prison sentences may really help to solveVERB [#39361] it .PUNCT [#39362] However , there are those who claim that this isVERB [#39363] not the best option and there are better ways of reducing the crime . I personally support those who think that giving longer prison sentences wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#39364] only make the situation worse . Firstly , the prisoners form a very specific kind of society which has a great impact on everyone who is a part of it . The more time one spends in this society , the more used to it theyhePRON [#39365]⚠️ areisVERB:SVA [#39366] going to get , and theirhisDET [#39367] mind wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#39368] turn into a mind of a real criminal even though theirhisDET [#39369] first crime was not thatsoADV [#39370] terrible . Secondly , the chances to adopt to normal life after the prison sentence are already low as prisoners lose their skills and knowledge , and thereputationthe reputationORTH [#39371] of even former criminals makes employers to avoid giving them a job , and a great number of years spent in prison makes it even more harddifficultOTHER [#39372] . However , those who support the idea of longer prison sentences claim that this the best choice as the criminals are isolated for a longer period of time , which means that common citizencitizensNOUN:NUM [#39373] are more protected from them . I see the point , but to my mind the disadvantagesthereOTHER [#39374] are too bigmany disadvantagesOTHER [#39375] to ignore them . Firstly , prisons are built and run with these common citizens ' taxes , so if the prisons are full , then people have to pay more money for them , and this amount can become extremely big . Secondly , many of isolated criminals will get free eventually and , according to the second paragraph of this workessayNOUN [#39376] , they will get back to their criminal business again as there is no way for them to start a new life after so many years in jailprisonNOUN [#39377] . In conclusion I would like to state that giving longer prison sentences are a too simple approach to the crime problem . The real solutions should be far more complicated and mild as the best way to reduce the crime is not to let people do anything for which they can be sentenced , and this means that it is more about improving people 's education , moral principles and values instead of laws .

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{"id": 1896}
The graph indicates changes in the amount of money that was invested in renewable energy during the period from 2006 to 2013 as a world total , and the bar chart -- in developed and developing countries . From the bar chart it is evident that investment in renewable enrgyenergySPELL [#39589] made by developing countries throughthroughoutPREP [#39590] almost the whole period was increasing , but in 2013 it had a lightslightADJ [#39591] drop . It reached its peak in 2012 when exceeded 100 * Bn . It also can becan be alsoWO [#39592] seen from the bar chart that developed countries always invested in renewable energy significantly more money than developing countries ; for instanseinstanceSPELL [#39593] , in 2006 , the first year of the period , the investment of the former was 50 * Bn higher than of the latter . Until 2008 developing countries were raisingroseVERB [#39594] the investments , however in 2009 ittheyPRON [#39595]⚠️ fell . Then , in 2010 and 2011 ittheyPRON [#39596]⚠️ soaredincreasedVERB [#39597] and reachedVERB [#39598] peakedpeakMORPH [#39599] at the level of aproximatelyapproximatelySPELL [#39600] 175 * Bn . Two last years were , again , the years of decrease . If one compares these trends , especially that of developed countries , with those in general , he or she will see that they are almost similar , since they had itstheirDET [#39601] minimum and maximum poointspointsSPELL [#39602] at the same time and since dropingperiods of fallOTHER [#39603] and rising periodsincreaseOTHER [#39604] correspondcorrespondedVERB:TENSE [#39605] to each other . To summarizesum up ,OTHER [#39606] , it can be said that developed countries had always significantly exceedeexceedSPELL [#39607] developing in investment in reneablerenewableSPELL [#39608] energy and that thendstrendsSPELL [#39609] / tendenciesOTHER [#39610] of developed countries are similar to those as a world total .

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{"id": 1919}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#39818] people , living in a difficult world , attempt to come up with different ideas in order to reduce the number of crimalcriminalSPELL [#39819] acts ,PUNCT [#39820] so that one could feel safe in society . It is widely believed that longer prison sentences could be the right measure to reduce crime . Still , I would rather agree with the ones who believe that there can be alternative and more effective ways of reducing crime . The first group of people is sure that a longer isolation in prison can be effective for law breakers to become better and help them to start a new life . Most people think that these longer prison sentences mean necessarily hard conditions , whichwhatPRON [#39821]⚠️ is not always right . There are actually two systems of keeping prisoners isolated that totally differ from each other . The first one , that is called American , implies harsher livelivingVERB:FORM [#39822] and working conditions in prisons . That is the way to punish crimers with a hard work and isolation from the outside world ,PUNCT [#39823] which appears to be really tough considering human psychology . The other system is Scandinavian , which gives a prisoner all the comforts and conditions that are essential and familiar for people in everyday 's life . Such prisons have a closed territory on which there are many sports and amusement facilities . Some of them even have music studios . The scandinavianScandinavianORTH [#39824] system appears to be thattheDET [#39825] better alternative way that people are searching for nowadays . This kind of a " beneficial " isolation reminds a prisoner that he is still a man and keeps him in such conditions , which seems to me to be the only one right and effective method to reduce crime . To sum up everything , I would like to note that finding an appropriate way of reducing crime remains one of the crucial problems that the society needs to find a solution for . There are both advantages and disadvantages in different methods and systems , stillOTHER [#39826] , I stillADV [#39827] believe that the ScandinaxianScandinavianSPELL [#39828] one , described above , can give people the result that they expect .

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{"id": 1921}
Nowadays it is a very widespread idea , that it is very useful to move bisinessesbusinessesSPELL [#39841] of international companies to poore rcountriespoorer countriesORTH [#39842] to employ workers who live there . On the one hand , this thoughtideaNOUN [#39843] can be very comortablewiseADJ [#39844] for developed companies because of the big quantity of cheepcheapSPELL [#39845] work forceworkforceORTH [#39846] . It is clear enough , that people from poor or developing countries will be agree to work for lower payment inPREP [#39847] comparingcomparisonOTHER [#39848] with people from well - developed neighbourhoods . At the same time , instead of having a lot of workers for " low cost " and another geograficalgeographicalSPELL [#39849] location , company continue havingto haveVERB:FORM [#39850] personal famous name and static client base . With this simple but interesting plan employer will have more incomes than outcomes . It was a paircoupleNOUN [#39851] of worsdswordsSPELL [#39852] about theDET [#39853] advantages . On the other hand , local workers have no good education , whatthatPRON [#39854] can influence the quality of goods .

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{"id": 1928}
The line graph provides information on amount of the investment in reneawablerenewableSPELL [#39945] energy in 7 years in the world , while two types of bar charts ( dotted and lined ) present the change in input in developed and developing countries accordinallyaccordinglySPELL [#39946] . World investementinvestmentSPELL [#39947] in 2006 was 100 billion dollars , then during next 5 years it was increasing dramatically during next 5 years except the one year - period ( 2007 - 2008 ) when it slightyslightlySPELL [#39948] decreased up to 3 billion dollars . The AmountamountORTH [#39949] of investment reached its peackpeakSPELL [#39950] in 2011 ; the total unputinputSPELL [#39951] in that year was 279 billion dollars . After 2011 il can be seen that the amount of investment sharply decreased in more than 60 billion dollars and by the end of the period of analysis was 214 billion dollars . The bar charts providesprovideVERB:SVA [#39952] information on investment in two different types of countries . As itPRON [#39953]⚠️ is observed from the graph , the amount of investment in developing countries was gradually increasing in the whole period of taken measurements except the last year . The input in the 2013 almost increased in 4 times in cimparisoncomparisonSPELL [#39954] with the inoutinputSPELL [#39955] in 2006 . Nevertheless , the investementinvestmentSPELL [#39956] was lowerADJ [#39957] in each yearNOUN [#39958] lower thenin developing countries thanOTHER [#39959] in developed countries where the change in investment risingroseVERB:FORM [#39960] and fallingfellVERB:FORM [#39961] during the whole period . Overall , the amount of investementinvestmentSPELL [#39962] reached its peak in both types of countries in 2011 . Yet developing countries shown more stable increase , the amount of investementinvestmentSPELL [#39963] could not over race the amount in decelopeddevelopedSPELL [#39964] countries .

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{"id": 1933}
Nowadays , the amount of various crime has a social interest and there are a lot of different ways to decrease theseitPRON [#40044]⚠️ . In my paperessayNOUN [#40045] , I put forward the claim that various ways can be mixed , consenquentlyconsequentlySPELL [#40046] , there will be better ways for the reduction of crimes . To my mind , the giving longer prison sentences is conservative way for the reduction ofOTHER [#40047] the reducingcrime reductionNOUN [#40048] of the crime rateOTHER [#40049] . On the one hand , it can make fears forfrightenOTHER [#40050] people who would like to do something criminal and a future punishment can stop their activity . On the other hand , this way seems cruellycruelMORPH [#40051] because sometimes there are people who did not kill or did not makecommitVERB [#40052] ananyDET [#40053] argonother crimeOTHER [#40054] , for instance , but policy do not pay attention on circumstances that?OTHER [#40055] play a significant role?OTHER [#40056] . On the basis of evidence , it seems fair to suggest idea that is aboutthere areOTHER [#40057] other measures for the reducingreductionMORPH [#40058] . For instance , establishingVERB [#40059] a building ofOTHER [#40060] different organisation that will help people who have problems , withby giving themOTHER [#40061] money fortoPART [#40062] reduction ofreduceOTHER [#40063] the level ofOTHER [#40064] robbery . One more clear example is creation of organisations that will tellraise awareness ofOTHER [#40065] about consiquentsconsequences consequencesNOUN [#40066] inof breakingOTHER [#40067] the caselawNOUN [#40068] when anyone do something againstthe theOTHER [#40069] lawslawNOUN:NUM [#40070] . As a finalADJ [#40071] rebbutalrebuttalSPELL [#40072] to this paper , it might be convisingly arguednotedOTHER [#40073] that It is extremely important to maketakeVERB [#40074] conditionsmeasuresNOUN [#40075] to reduce crime but they must be donetakenVERB [#40076] when the crime ishasVERB:TENSE [#40077] not occuredbeen committedVERB [#40078] yetADV [#40079] . To sum up , the govermentgovernmentSPELL [#40080] of every country and other social groups and organisations have to control the level of the crime and minimalizeminimizeSPELL [#40081] itsitPRON [#40082] using various ways and measures that were representedpresentedVERB [#40083] in my essay .

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{"id": 1947}
The huge number of different companies exist in our modern world . Every year a lot of companies open their businesses all over the globeworldNOUN [#40241] . Some companies are international and owners of these companies develop their business in different countries that could be poor . On the one hand , this process will help to develop these countries , because some countries have no jobs for native people . If one person finds a good job with bighugeADJ [#40242] salary , it will help its family . I suppose that children will be able to go to school with better education ,PUNCT [#40243] these people will be able to buy some good drugs in pharmacies and good food . An economic of theseTheseOTHER [#40244] countries ' economyOTHER [#40245] will increase . Conditions for life will become better . Companies that will open their businesses in poor countries also will have some benefits . The first is an increase of staff . The second is an increase of consumers all over the world . The third is that companies will become more famous . The fourth itPRON [#40246] is cheapa cheapnessOTHER [#40247] . On the other hand , people in these countries mostly poopoorSPELL [#40248] and they wo n't be able to buy something and maybe these items are n't need them . So it could have a negative effect . Sometimes developing countries have no need to have foreign companies on their territorialterritoryMORPH [#40249] placesNOUN [#40250] . In conclusion , in my opinion , the opening businesses in poor countries has more advantages than disadvantages because these countries will have new opportunities toforPART [#40251] developdevelopingVERB:FORM [#40252] . The owners of these companies also will be able to produce more items than before .

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{"id": 1972}
The presented graph illustrates theDET [#40481] investments in renewable energy , comparing developed , developing countries and allthe wholeOTHER [#40482] world induringPREP [#40483] the period of 8 years from 2006 to 2013 . Overall , we can see , that the main pattern of changes was similar to all data , theDET [#40484] investments increased to 2011 and later ittheyPRON [#40485] had a tendency to decrease . In detail , it is seen that theDET [#40486] number of theDET [#40487] investments grew gradually from nearly 25 $ bnbn $WO [#40488] in 2006 up to more than 100 $ bnbn $WO [#40489] in 2012 , it was the highest pointpeakNOUN [#40490] for developing countries . Later it began to fall slowlydecreaseOTHER [#40491] . Moreover , we can observe that theDET [#40492] investments in developed countries were not stabilestableMORPH [#40493] . The amount of theDET [#40494] investments increased from approximately 75 $ bnbn $WO [#40495] in 2006 to nearly 110 $ bnbn $WO [#40496] in 2010 , in theOTHER [#40497] next year it declined unsignificantlyInsignificantlySPELL [#40498] . But in 2010 , it had a surge and reached its peak in 2011 at the pointpeakNOUN [#40499] of approximately 180 $ bnbn $WO [#40500] . Then it decreased and accounted for nearly 125 $ bnbn $WO [#40501] in 2013 . What isTalkingOTHER [#40502] about theDET [#40503] investments in renewable energy for world total , in 2006 it accounted for 100 $ bnbn $WO [#40504] and it was the lowest point for alltheDET [#40505] world . Later initSPELL [#40506] increased and reached a plateaupointNOUN [#40507] in 2008 - 2009 accounting fortoOTHER [#40508] approximately 170 $ bnbn $WO [#40509] . Then it increased and got the maximum pointpeakNOUN [#40510] of 279 $ bnbn $WO [#40511] in 2011 . From that year it declined and accounted for 214 $ bnbn $WO [#40512] in 2013 .

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{"id": 1973}
Today business is developing fast . Often appearsVERB [#40513] new companies and businessmen appearVERB [#40514] . There is a big amount of international business too . We can see , that they have a tendency to move their business to developing countries . Of course , this tend has many benefits and drawbacks . I strongly believe , that the process of moving businesses to poorerdevelopingADJ [#40515] placescountriesNOUN [#40516] has more positive sides . It helps to improve their economics and gives an opportunity to local workers . First of all , it helps to improve economics of poor countries . Developed business can go abroad and make economic situation better . It helps to fight against unemployment , for example . BusinessmanBusinessmenMORPH [#40517] developed other country 's economics , hetheyPRON [#40518]⚠️ may produce something or use natural resources . It helps because of lack of the money in the government . They could not do anything until they have not enough money . In this situation comes foreign businessman and help hetheSPELL [#40519] government of poor country to remedy the situation . What is more , international business gives a huge amount of opportunities for local people . He gives them work and get cheap workers . They , in theirtheirsPRON [#40520]⚠️ turn , get new skills , which they can easily develop and new knowledgesknowledgeNOUN:INFL [#40521] , which help them to work on better occupation . Moreover , they can get more money , because foreign business pay high salaries for them . However , other people claim that such business do not help to develop economics in their native country , all money from it is going abroad . Businessmen do not pay taxes and so on . But they forget about one important aspect . I tend to believe , that it helps to make political situation better for both sides . International companies can help to build strong communication between developed and developing countries and it can lead to the union . Finally , I should say that there are more advantages in moving businesses to poorer countries . It helps to develop economics , political relationships and to give opportunities to local workers .

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{"id": 1975}
We live in atheDET [#40528] world where every country try to develop its economics , politics and life of its citizens . We live in the world where globalization means a lot for people . International companies today try to create and build their business in developing countries that are poorer than developed and use local cheep workers . Some people think that itPRON [#40529]⚠️ is very good , but others absolutely disagree with this statement . It is not a secret that many transnational companies find places all over the world where they can do their business without extra payments and where cheepercheaperSPELL [#40530] . That is why they build their factories and farms in poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#40531] regions . But it is not bad , I mean . First of all , because of if international companies rise life 'sOTHER [#40532] level of lifeOTHER [#40533] of developing countries , because they invest money and resources in their economics . It is believed that itPRON [#40534]⚠️ will be the main cause why migrants can stay in their countries , because they will have work places and will be paid for their work . Moreover , international companies can pay more less money local workers and invest saved money to global projects that can be useful for all people . And the third thing I would like to notice is increasing of globalization . People do not live only in their countries , they can easily travel and work around the world because international companies create economical bridges or globalization . If someone thinkthinksVERB:SVA [#40535] that international companies create one global world , another supposesupposesVERB:SVA [#40536] that this processes had bad impact on theDET [#40537] environment of developing regions . Companies try to use all world resources of all regions and they do not think about bad influence of their economic values . They only want to get a lot of money in poorer regions . In conclusion I would like to say that international companies arise economics and life 'sOTHER [#40538] level of lifeOTHER [#40539] of the people from poorer regions due to using their workers and resources . People should remember that more developed countries can rise economic feaguresfiguresSPELL [#40540] of developing regions due to globalization that is an important part of our modern world .

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{"id": 1996}
The graph illustrates information onaboutPREP [#40695] the changes in renewable energy investment forduringPREP [#40696] 8 yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#40697] period from 2006 to 2013within2013 withinORTH [#40698] developed and developing countries in contrast to atheDET [#40699] world total . Overall , developed countries are more likely to spend their spendings inonPREP [#40700] renewable energy . In detail , what is about countries the highest point of theDET [#40701] investment was in 2011 and accounted for about 170 $ bn , while at the same time countries with less efficient economy sent aroundnearlyADV [#40702] 100 $ bn . In general , the amount of money that developing countries invested in renewable energy have swiftly increased from 2006 , when it was 25 $ bn to 2012 with a point in 101 $ bn . But then by 2013 it dropped to the point of 90 $ bn . According to the results , investment from developed countries undergoedunderwentVERB:INFL [#40703] a change . They have to be fluctuated during this 8 year period and picked in 2011 . The world total trend has the similar pattern of change . As it hshasSPELL [#40704] increased from the point of 100 $ bn to the highest position of 279 $ bn in 2011 . But then if itPRON [#40705]⚠️ is shown a downward trend , when the amount of theDET [#40706] investments rapidly decreased from the point of 279 to 214 from 2011 to 2013 accordingly .

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{"id": 1997}
Nowadays , many international companies move their businesses to poorer , developing countries and employ local workers . Due to our livinglifeNOUN [#40707] in a fast - moving , it is obvious that some countries show more efficient results on the world arenearenaSPELL [#40708] than others . So , there are two sides : rich part with international business and a poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#40709] one , which only tries to find her way to the lieder position . I personally believe that there are more benefits for everyone when huge corporation move to developing countries and give opportunities to local workers to be a part of international community . There are a lot of real well - qualified professionals , who are unable to have a chance to work in a world wide company due to their natural habitat , which is undevelopeddevelopingVERB [#40710] or poor country . According to this , big organization have an ability to range professional sphere of their companies and to start producing more efficient productions and services . To say more , if itPRON [#40711]⚠️ is easy to meet people with approximately opposite points of view on the problem . For instance , our society is full of problems and some of them are better shown from the side of poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#40712] areas than from developed ones so employing local workers to the international organization gives a chance to solve if using some differ tools . However , there may be seen some negative effects . Huge companies may lose their liederleaderNOUN [#40713] positions on the world scene in case of such development . Nevertheless , it depends only on the company and heritsDET [#40714] aims for work or not . To sum up , it should be mentioned , that every development has both negative and positive impact . However , it seems to me that the weight of such influence is much more important . In this case , benefits are definitely overweight the disadvantages .

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{"id": 2011}
Recently , a lot of international companies set their businesses in developing countries with poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#40890] economic situation in order to employ local workers . Such trend has rather more benefits than disadvantages . Firstly , as for developing countries , where the business is moved to it 'sitsOTHER [#40891] citizens would start getting more and more work places . Such trend leads to people getting more money and wealth and ,PUNCT [#40892] as a result ,PUNCT [#40893] the quality of life in such countries grows along with the economy in total . Moreover , for the international company moving it 'sitsOTHER [#40894] business to developing and poor country means hiring cheaper labor force as people in such countries do n't make a lot of money . Such process results in company 's productivity and also the prices of the product might go down as the labor force is cheap and thisitPRON [#40895]⚠️ is appears to be a significant advantage for the consumers . Furthermore ,PUNCT [#40896] it mighmightSPELL [#40897] result in comparycompanySPELL [#40898] having more consumers . On the other handHoweverOTHER [#40899] , there is also a number of disadvantages of such process . First of all , it might lead to a new some kind of slavery . As the labor force in such countries is cheap and people know a little about they rights or there is even no low regulating the working hours and condition . As a result , the employer might make people long more hours which results of their health . In addition such process of moving business and factories to poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#40900] countries reflects and distracts that country 's " natural " ways of development . For example , people stop doing agriculture , cultivating , farming and start to work on factories while developing agriculture could lead the country further . In conclusion , the procesprocessSPELL [#40901] of moving business to developing countries has both advantages and disadvantages . However , benefits of this development outweightoutweighSPELL [#40902] the disadvantages .

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{"id": 2026}
In this bar graph analysedshowsVERB [#41011] information about theDET [#41012] number of children from region without education of primary school from 2000 to 2012 . In 2000 theDET [#41013] number of children from theDET [#41014] Africa was 20 millionsmillionMORPH [#41015] people by region . But in 2012 theDET [#41016] number decrease down to 14,514.5OTHER [#41017] million people . So , theDET [#41018] Africa havehasVERB:SVA [#41019] the biggest number of children in this bar graph . At than time in theDET [#41020] South AsianAsiaMORPH [#41021] in 2000 was 11,111.1OTHER [#41022] million people . TheDET [#41023] South Asia havehasVERB:SVA [#41024] the smallest number in this bar graph - 5,15.1OTHER [#41025] million people . It is half people of all children in chart from theDET [#41026] South Asia inPREP [#41027] 2012 . At the last chart we can see number from the rest of theDET [#41028] world . In 2012 theDET [#41029] number of children was the same number between with and without access . But in 2000 we see the difference between children without access to primary school and with itPRON [#41030]⚠️ . In conclusion , in this chart are 3 regionregionsNOUN:NUM [#41031] . The smallest number from this havehasOTHER [#41032] South Asia inPREP [#41033] 2012 . The biggesthigestADJ [#41034] level of uneducated children has inOTHER [#41035] Africa in 2000 have half childrenOTHER [#41036] without access to primary school .

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{"id": 2043}
In the modern world there are a lot of international companies which are mostly work in the developed countries . However , through the years more and more companies want to work in developing countries and this wish has its pros and cons that I want to discuss . To begin with , this decision of the companies can have a positive impact such as the fact that more local people can find work , because it is a well - known fact that there is a big unemployment in the countries . In contrast , it can cause some big problems , for instance , it will prevent local business from developing . What is more , international corpoationscorporationsSPELL [#41191] have their own culture that ancanSPELL [#41192] be unfamiliar to the locals and they will need a lot of time to incorporate into it . For example , if uIPRON [#41193] were an African girl , I think I would look like savage for the international workers . It is because local people are not familiar with some unwritten rules such as dress - code . In addition , the presence of hetheSPELL [#41194] big corporations can influence changes in the cities and towns , so they can become more modern and there would be more infrastructure . Unfortunately , it can lead to some obvious problems like air and water pollution . What is more , such development of cities can destroy the specific way of life that people are used to and what is more important it can cause the death of some endangered species . To conclude , I think that if international companies move in developing countries it will cause more problems than profits . It will not only destroy specific areas and kill animals but it will also destroy specific cultures and ways of life . I am sure that such actions can not be positive .

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{"id": 2045}
There are a lot of international companies that help to employ workers in developing countries by moving their businesses to them , in modern world . As for me , such kind of help has as its own advantages as disadvantages . On the one hand , this development can really support poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#41203] countries . Firstly , more and more people become employed that , secondly , rises standards of living and , therefore , makes this country 's economy function better and improve . Also this innovation can affect on other people 's desire to live in this country because it has become more perspective and better for living . As for businessmen themselves it is a brilliant kind of marketing , especially PR , because they support those who need it , simply giving it to them in their country . It is important to note that the majority of people in poor countries can not afford themselves to live somewhere else abroad . On the other hand , therePRON [#41204]⚠️ can appear some complicationssome complications can appearWO [#41205] thereADV [#41206] because of moving business abroad . The former thing is that there are always cultural differences between different nations , therefore it would be important to take into a count some cultural aspects such as not bringing a brand with some unpleasant symbols or words even . The former thing is competition . If particular company with a particular business direction took place somewhere in Africa , some African starting businessman would not have an opportunity to develop because his company would end up badly , competing with an international company . To sum up , I would like to say that moving international business seems a really successful idea as for business heldersholdersSPELL [#41207] and as for country - recipient , having more advantages than disadvantages .

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{"id": 2048}
We see three chart groups in all years . ItTheyPRON [#41213]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#41214] Africa chart group , South Asia chart group and Rest of World chart Group . On themThis chartOTHER [#41215] show changedshowsVERB [#41216] how much children haveOTHER [#41217] access childrensto primary educationOTHER [#41218] in schools was been in 2000 and 2012during 12OTHER [#41219] years . In all chart groups we see how lesslowADJ [#41220] numbers accesslevel of uneducatedOTHER [#41221] choldrenschildrenSPELL [#41222] in 2012 year likecomparingOTHER [#41223] 2000 year . And then we see in Africa chart group and Rest of World in all years the number ofOTHER [#41224] girls was beenwereVERB:TENSE [#41225] asimilarOTHER [#41226] lotsimilarOTHER [#41227] liketoPREP [#41228] boys , but in South Asia chart group the number ofOTHER [#41229] boys numbersNOUN [#41230] was similar toOTHER [#41231] beentheOTHER [#41232] movenumberNOUN [#41233] likeofPREP [#41234] girls in 2012 year . So , in alallSPELL [#41235] groups we can see how fallen in school numbers of access childrens and then we see how numbers of girls was been more like girls in a more part of chart groups .

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{"id": 2075}
In our modern world many people are doing their own business , because it is beneficial and can give a good progress to the economics of the country . So , it is obvious that there are a lot of international companies that move their businesses to developing countries . In my opinion , this development has both advantages and disadvantages and none of itthemPRON [#41539] can outweigh the other . On the one hand , business in poor , developing countries is badly developed because people do not have enough money to start it . So , rich countries with moving their businesses companies help poor ones develop the economic part of their life . Furthermore , with developing economics social and cultural spheres begin to improve too . It may lead to the faster developing of the whole country which was poor in the past but will be rich in ththeSPELL [#41540] near future . For example , companies will employ local workers what can afford to decrease the level of unemployment . People became richer and can buy products with better quality . So , local businessmen will develop their deals to give the opportunity buy a lot of local products . On the other hand , if there are a lot of international companies in the poor countries , the local business can not develop so fast or can not develop at all because of unnessesaryunnecessarySPELL [#41541] . In this way , poor country may never became richer as it dependdependsVERB:SVA [#41542] on rich country . Big countries use poor ones as a place where they can sell the production or employ a cheap workers . We may notice that it is a circle of poorness or slave . For example , many USA companies move their businesses to developing countries . There are a lot of USA car factories in Russia and other . As a result , we have a bad local car production because the quality of our products much worse and it is hardly changed . To sum up , the process of moving business from rich to poor countries has both positive and negative influence , but it is important to understand that poor and developing countries should be given a support to improve and develop world business as a whole and different social , politic , economic and cultural spheres .

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{"id": 2086}
The graph illustrates the changing tendencies of the investment in renewable energy during 8 years , from 2006 to 2013 . The data containcontainsVERB:SVA [#41678] the information about developed and developing countries and also the statistic of theDET [#41679] world indexes . The bar chart shows the upward trend of investment which was done by developing countries . The indexes reached a peak in 2012 and in 2013 ittheyPRON [#41680] slightly decreased . The situation with developed countries a bit differsdiffers a bitWO [#41681] . The level of investment has been increasing since 2006 until 2008 . The line graph shows the main tendencetendencySPELL [#41682] of total world . The index grewhas grownVERB:TENSE [#41683] upPART [#41684] up during 6 years ( 2006 - 2011 ) . In 2012 and 2013 the investment fell down illustrating aDET [#41685] downward trend .

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{"id": 2088}
The graph illustrates the information about changes in investment in renewable energy between 2006 and 2013 in developed , developing countries and as aDET [#41707] world totaltotal worldWO [#41708] indexesNOUN [#41709] . The minimum of the investment was in 2006 when developed countries spent 75 $ bn compared with the developing countries which spent 25 $ bn . Between 2006 and 2008 theDET [#41710] investment in both countries slightly hasVERB:TENSE [#41711] increased by 35 $ bn in developed countries and byPREP [#41712] 35 $ bn in developing countries respectively . Between 2008 and 2009 there was a slightlyslightMORPH [#41713] decrease by 8 $ bn in developed countries and anDET [#41714] increasedincreaseMORPH [#41715] by 5 $ bn in developing countries . Following it , there was a sighnificantsignificantSPELL [#41716] increasedincreaseMORPH [#41717] by 80 $ bn in developing countries ,PUNCT [#41718] whilebecausePREP [#41719] whichDET [#41720] the investment in developingtheseOTHER [#41721] countriesoversteppedADJ [#41722] had just increasedtheOTHER [#41723] investment in developed countries in 2007 . In 2011 therePRON [#41724] was a significant boom of investment in developed countries , while the maximum of investment in developing countries was in 2012 . Between 2011 and 2013 therePRON [#41725] was a world total decrease of investment . Overall , the graph shows the information about changes in investment between 2006 and 2013 .

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{"id": 2104}
The charts provide information about theDET [#41825] use of Facebook fromonPREP [#41826] DesktopdesktopsMORPH [#41827] and MobilemobileORTH [#41828] devicesNOUN [#41829] from 2012 to 2013 and different reasons for using Facebook among men and women . AsAs it asOTHER [#41830] itPRON [#41831]⚠️ can be seen from the graph during this yearOTHER [#41832] during this year theDET [#41833] number of desktop users reduced forbyPREP [#41834] about 20 millionsmillionMORPH [#41835] ofPREP [#41836] users ,PUNCT [#41837] whereas the number of mobile users almost doubled during this period reaching almost 100 millionsmillionMORPH [#41838] ofPREP [#41839] users in 2013 . According to the second chart the,OTHER [#41840] most women thought the main reason for using Facebook is abilitywas the the opportunityOTHER [#41841] to share photos and videos ,PUNCT [#41842] whereas men prefferpreferredSPELL [#41843] most both receiving up datesupdatesORTH [#41844] and sharing photos and videos . There are There are more womenOTHER [#41845] There are more women thatthan men among use whoOTHER [#41846] usesuseVERB:SVA [#41847] Facebook to see funny posts than menOTHER [#41848] . The lackleast percentageOTHER [#41849] of people usesuseVERB:SVA [#41850] Facebook to learn about ways to help others . TheThere are 25OTHER [#41851] percentagepercentMORPH [#41852] of men and the main reason for whoOTHER [#41853] thinkingthinkVERB:FORM [#41854] that this is theDET [#41855] main reason offorPREP [#41856] using Facebook is 25 percent and 35 percent for women .Fedorova ValeriaOTHER [#41857]

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{"id": 2105}
Is it possible to reduce crime levelNOUN [#41858] by giving longer prison sentences oforSPELL [#41859] isareVERB:SVA [#41860] ittherePRON [#41861] anyDET [#41862] alternative ways ? There is no simple answer ontoPREP [#41863] such aDET [#41864] difficult question . As itOTHER [#41865] As it isVERB:TENSE [#41866] widely known the,OTHER [#41867] most of theOTHER [#41868] crimes are madecommittedVERB [#41869] by those who have haveVERB:TENSE [#41870] already madecommittedVERB [#41871] them . Potentially people who arehaveVERB [#41872] already beenVERB [#41873] in prison haveareVERB [#41874] more chanceslikelyADJ [#41875] to makecommitVERB [#41876] a crime ,PUNCT [#41877] so it could be a good idea to takekeepVERB [#41878] them longer in prisonin prison longerWO [#41879] but after all they stillwillOTHER [#41880] shouldwillVERB:TENSE [#41881] be exit .releasedOTHER [#41882] The longer sentences can mademakeVERB:FORM [#41883] aDET [#41884] prisoner more angryangrierOTHER [#41885] . What is the difference in prisonOTHER [#41886] between 10 years and 15 years in prison ?OTHER [#41887] ? The world around us changes ,PUNCT [#41888] and the longer prison sentences means theit isOTHER [#41889] harder returningto returnVERB:FORM [#41890] to a normal life in society , and thus , and thusOTHER [#41891] it creates big risks for those who onlyhave justOTHER [#41892] exitbeenVERB [#41893] thehave just been released fromOTHER [#41894] prison after a long timestimeNOUN:NUM [#41895] . The main aim of theDET [#41896] prison is to punish and improve theDET [#41897] people , but does it actually improve peoplethemOTHER [#41898] ? For example ,PUNCT [#41899] in some Scandinavian countries prisoners have abilityan an opportunityOTHER [#41900] to redusereduceSPELL [#41901] their time in prison by reading some books and then passing aDET [#41902] tests aboutto check theirOTHER [#41903] knowledge of thistheseDET [#41904] books . I think such things can help more than longer prison sentences . The longer prisonerscriminalsNOUN [#41905] are in prison ,PUNCT [#41906] the more it costs fortoPREP [#41907] the government . In fact ,PUNCT [#41908] those who doesdoVERB:SVA [#41909] not makecommitVERB [#41910] any crime shouldhave toVERB [#41911] pay taxes for prisoners time in prison . It is possible to give them some workphysicalOTHER [#41912] or social work atforPREP [#41913] which they will earn money to reduce costs for the government . Overall , I think there areVERB [#41914] a lot of better ways to improve people and help them to return to a normal life than givegivingVERB:FORM [#41915] thethemSPELL [#41916] ,PUNCT [#41917] longer prison sentences FedorovaNOUN [#41918] .ValeriaOTHER [#41919]

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{"id": 2129}
There is aDET [#42060] tendency to believe that if we makesmakeVERB:SVA [#42061] prison sentences longer , thanthenSPELL [#42062] the crime level will be goesgoVERB:TENSE [#42063] down . However , someonesomeOTHER [#42064] suppose that it is not the only and best way of decreasedecreasingVERB:FORM [#42065] ofPREP [#42066] oneitOTHER [#42067] . In fact , such statement may be well -PUNCT [#42068] founded , because moreADV [#42069] strictstricterADJ:FORM [#42070] laws motivate banditscriminalsNOUN [#42071] to change their opinion about theDET [#42072] possible consequence . In fact , it is extremely challenging to understand their behavior and predict wheatherwhetherSPELL [#42073] this way changes their mind . It can be noticed that longer prison sentences may be an effective way to reduce crime , if it is not the only acceptedADJ [#42074] measure takenVERB [#42075] . In my view ,PUNCT [#42076] such campaigns should include complex activitiesactionsMORPH [#42077] such as more qualifyqualifiedMORPH [#42078] prison security in order to avoid runningpeople escapingOTHER [#42079] from prison . Moreover , itpeopleOTHER [#42080] tendstendVERB:SVA [#42081] to believe that people working in the government or businessmen who have a huge influence alwasealwaysSPELL [#42082] have a way to avoid aDET [#42083] prison ,PUNCT [#42084] if they broke atheDET [#42085] law . In this way , fighting withPREP [#42086] corruption ifisSPELL [#42087] one of most vital measures , which will probably causescauseVERB:FORM [#42088] the reduction of crime . Overall , IPRON [#42089] suppose it iswould beVERB:TENSE [#42090] anDET [#42091] excellent wayideaNOUN [#42092] not to come up with aDET [#42093] way to decrease the crime level , but to research the current situation in the world to find countries with the lowest crime level and understand the main reasons and aspects of that successful situation . As a result , governmentgovernmentsNOUN:NUM [#42094] of other countries will gain anDET [#42095] experience . To conclude , theDET [#42096] reduction of theDET [#42097] crime level is extremely important , but still aDET [#42098] challenging problem . Unfortunately , in my opinion , there is no universal algorithm , how toofOTHER [#42099] reducereducingVERB:FORM [#42100] it ,PUNCT [#42101] and such problem will not be solved only by increasing prison sentences . The measures must be complex and should be inextribleinextricablySPELL [#42102] linked to different areas of our social life .

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{"id": 2159}
Nowadays , most people prefurepreferSPELL [#42254] to spend their holidays in the foreighnforeignSPELL [#42255] country . And also they choose to air travel . But nobody do n't thingthinksVERB [#42256] about is their travel to contribute to air pollution and global warming or not ? It is not a secret , that the most businessmen to their business on air travel and if air travel willisVERB [#42257] unnecessary and people will choose another travel such as travel withbyPREP [#42258] bus ( car ) or withbyPREP [#42259] train , the most businessmensbusinessmenSPELL [#42260] will benkrotesdeclare bankruptOTHER [#42261] , who have business with air tiketsticketsSPELL [#42262] . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#42263] if people do n'tOTHER [#42264] want thatto polluteOTHER [#42265] the air not pollutedOTHER [#42266] , they choose travel withbyPREP [#42267] car or train . The good idea in this situation is a hughhighSPELL [#42268] lawstaxesNOUN [#42269] to reduce the amountnumberNOUN [#42270] of air travel . The governments in each country introduce laws for air travel and for me it is one of sollutionsolutionSPELL [#42271] to contribute to air pollution . Due to air pollution and global warming there are a lot of illssickOTHER [#42272] children whichDET [#42273] was born with different illsillnessesMORPH [#42274] . For example , in the ChineChinaMORPH [#42275] air isVERB [#42276] very polluted endandSPELL [#42277] theirtheyPRON [#42278] buy fresh weatherairNOUN [#42279] in the others countries . Not only air travel polluted ( weather ) air , but also some fabrics . In conductionconclusionNOUN [#42280] , I 'd like to add that theDET [#42281] people must travel inbyPREP [#42282] train or spend their holidays in their contrycountrySPELL [#42283] . And they will do if ( spend their holidays in their country ) if the government introduce high lawstaxesNOUN [#42284] offorPREP [#42285] air travel .

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{"id": 2225}
WhatItPRON [#42500]⚠️ can be clearly seen nowadays is that air travel contributes to air pollution very much and it is important to control this situation . That is why there is an opinion that government should prohibit a part of air travel and such decision can be advantageous . Firstly , it can be productively because nowadays people have been forgettingforgottenVERB:TENSE [#42501] about other types of transports as buses , trains , boats and if there are laws to reduce the amount of air travel , people will be switching from travelling by air to one by water , roadsanotherOTHER [#42502] and the air pollution will be lower . Secondly , these laws can improve the safety ofPREP [#42503] people because it is known that there were several accidents in the airports with many deaths . Reducing the amountnumberNOUN [#42504] of air travel can decrease the appearanceattendanceNOUN [#42505] of people in crowded places . It is an extra advantage of such laws . However , there is the other side of the coin . Buses , cars , trains do real harm to the environment . That is why it is hard to say what it is better : to reduce air travel or to increase water or road travel . Besides , many people can avoid the law and continued travelling in the air and restricting of using planes can be pointless . Furthermore , it is important to prohibit all the flights and it will be a real trouble for governments to invent all theDET [#42506] lawlawsNOUN:NUM [#42507] . To sum up , the problem describedescribedVERB:FORM [#42508] in this essay , is a double edged sward . I consider that government should discuss all pros and cons and then reduce the flights .

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{"id": 2247}
It is quite common to have different points of view on various problems . " So many men , so many minds " as the saying goes . Some people think that air travel has bad influence on our atmosphere . Others believe that people must traveling by air and it isVERB [#42576] very important to use such things . I think that air travel very important to transport people between different countries . And I tidy understand author 's point atofPREP [#42577] view and I like themitPRON [#42578]⚠️ . Air plane pollutepollutingVERB:FORM [#42579] air and global warming is the reason atofPREP [#42580] air travel . I consider that governments should calculate the amount of air traveltravelsNOUN:NUM [#42581] for business and leisure which will help in the future introduce laws to reduce the amount of air traveltravelingsMORPH [#42582] . AtOverPREP [#42583] last ten years scientists have beenVERB:TENSE [#42584] working onforPREP [#42585] governments ofPREP [#42586] different contriescountriesSPELL [#42587] . They want to recognize variantkind kind ofOTHER [#42588] air travel without using fluelfuelSPELL [#42589] which pollute air and atmosphere . Such type of airplaneairplanesNOUN:INFL [#42590] will work on natural products , may be it will sun energy or water energy or it will work electritieson electricityOTHER [#42591] . May people could say that air transport has very bad influence on our environment and in the future our children will suffer from our air travel . I like this position and I believe that our air scientisscientistsSPELL [#42592] will have the idea to travel without pollution . In conclusion , I want to say that every point of view is justified , but IPRON [#42593] truly believebelievedVERB:TENSE [#42594] that air travel for business and leisure we must decrease . GovernmentsGovernmnetsNOUN [#42595] ofPREP [#42596] differenddifferentSPELL [#42597] contriescountriesSPELL [#42598] should introduce laws to reduce the amount of air travel business and leisure .

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{"id": 2347}
Today social websites such as Vkontakte and Facebook are popular all over the world and it is clear that they are used in different ways . Some people believe that these sites are set up to share some facts and information , while the others suppose that their main aim is to provide entertainment . In my essay I will look at both points regarding various arguments . So , on the one hand , social media can be a great source of knowledge . Firstly , using such websites is widely spread in the majority of countries that makes it possible to reduce illiteracy among population . For instance , every second person in Russia , according to statistics , uses Vkontakte . That is why it why it may be a great source of views of absolutely different persons - a wonderful opportunity for people to broader their winds . Secondly , these social websites provided with special functions ( such as " to share " and so on ) make it easier to spread information : you have an opportunity to share some facts with both your friends or just people who yoyouPRON [#42913] do not know . On the other hand , for some people social media means only entertainment . The reason is that it is widely believed that social websites are not reliable sources of information , which contain many biased opinions as everybody can share their point of view . Furthermore , using social media many people can not focus on essential or useful information because they are easily distracted by their friends writing them too often . That is why , sharing knowledge by social media tends to be useless . To sum up , I would like to say that social websites may be used on various ways it depends on a personality of a user , however , I believe that social media such as Facebook is created sharing knowledge as I suppose that entertainment online is not a good idea , people should do it in other way ( such as meeting with each other ) . So , social media - a good way to share information ) .

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{"id": 2409}
There areisVERB:SVA [#43520] aDET [#43521] widespread opinion about theDET [#43522] repercussionsreprecussionsNOUN [#43523] of air travelling like contribution of air pollution and global warming . Some people think that the good solution of this problems is to decline the number of unnecessary travelling by air . I have to agree with those who think that the government should protect the unnecessary travel by laws , because planes damage our environment too seriously . First of all ,PUNCT [#43524] government can reduce the amount of travel in aim of work . For instance , businessmansbusinessmenSPELL [#43525] can solve some problems with help of techniquetechnologyNOUN [#43526] and online services . They can just plane their business partner or call them in the Skype , for example . ItTherePRON [#43527] can be difficulties with identifications of persons who can flyingflyVERB:FORM [#43528] for a business questions and who can not , but it can be solved by changing the process of buying tickets for air travel with entering the stage of writing the aim of travel in colours . What about the traveling for leisure like summer holidays travel , there are can not be restrictions in the peack - time when a lot of people have their holidays and travel . However , it seems me that in other periods , when the most of citizens is working , governments can raiseriseVERB [#43529] the taxes on air travel ,PUNCT [#43530] which depends on tickets costs and it can reduce the quantity of air travel with following declining the air pollution of planes . To conclude , government should to protect the unnecessary air travels by laws , because it is one of the causes of global warming and environmentenvironmnetalOTHER [#43531] solution . For the first time people can negatively comment such restictionsrestrictionsSPELL [#43532] but it is the piece of cake for person to limit his or her air travelling . If people wantswantVERB:SVA [#43533] to save the environment for their children .

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{"id": 2417}
It is a fact ,PUNCT [#43636] that areairOTHER [#43637] pollution has risen with the start of air travel centurecenturySPELL [#43638] . So this essay will discuss the necessity of decreasing the number of air flights . ItIPRON [#43639] isamVERB:SVA [#43640] agreedagreeVERB:FORM [#43641] with the author 's opinion . That people should reduce the amount of air travel thatbecauseOTHER [#43642] we can save the environment . First of all , frequent flights influentinfluenceMORPH [#43643] on areairOTHER [#43644] pollution and resultleadVERB [#43645] to global warming . So the number of air travelstravelNOUN:NUM [#43646] should decrease . First opportunity to reduce the next generation , which can transport an enormous amountnumberNOUN [#43647] of people and use new type onofPREP [#43648] soil for there engine . This investment of these types of plane will be very expensive but will help to reduce amountnumberNOUN [#43649] of flights and will be more safety for environment , because they will be able to do one flight indeed five of sivesixSPELL [#43650] flights by old planes . The second way to decrease atheDET [#43651] number of unnecessary air travels is to ban small private airlines and private planes , if only the last are not governmental planes for important international visits . If there are fewernumberNOUN [#43652] amount of private airlines ,PUNCT [#43653] that government will be able to develop common air travels companies , to watch for the technical condition of the plane and the convenience of the passengers . So this decision will help not only to reduce the amountnumberNOUN [#43654] of flights of private planes but to increase the quality of air travel for passengers and for the technical condition of planes , which belong to government airline and have all necessary technical checking results . In conclusion , I completely agree with the author 's opinion that decrease the amountnumberNOUN [#43655] of flights will help to save our environment from great air pollution because of planes .

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{"id": 2419}
I agree that air travel is one of the reasons of air pollution and global warming . So I think governments should introduce laws to reduce the amount of air travel for business and leisure . To my mind ,PUNCT [#43664] it is easier to find alternative ways of how to traveltravellingVERB:FORM [#43665] then to solve atheDET [#43666] problem of global pollution . Governments , for example , can make better and wider structure of train transportationrail way transportNOUN [#43667] or toVERB:FORM [#43668] make better roads for cars and buses . Another way is to make such transport cheaper for people . I think not all people will be happy to lost their appotunityopportunitySPELL [#43669] to fly by plane easily but such changes can make the situation better . Also I think that it is nessesarynecessarySPELL [#43670] to educatetalkVERB [#43671] people abutaboutPREP [#43672] the global situation of pollution and warming so maybe then they will accept such laws . Of course from the other point of view ,PUNCT [#43673] it is very unconvinientinconvenientSPELL [#43674] to go by bus , or by train to some places . If you need to get from Russia to Africa and need to do it very fast ,PUNCT [#43675] of course ,PUNCT [#43676] you wo n't think about pollution and will want just to get there faster in any possible ways . For example ,PUNCT [#43677] if you need to visit your ill parents but they live far away ,PUNCT [#43678] of course ,PUNCT [#43679] you will better fly by plane . One of the good thing about this low is that if people ca n't often fly by plane thetheyPRON [#43680] will choose not such far away places to visit and will explore some interesting local places they did n't sodoSPELL [#43681] before . I think in whole it is aDET [#43682] good way to stop air pollution but people will be not happy to reduce that . Government should create very good alternative ways of transportationtransportMORPH [#43683] .

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{"id": 2433}
ThisAt thisPREP [#43831] time many companies prefer organizingto organizeVERB:FORM [#43832] a new manufacture in developing country to doing the same locally . There are some advantages of this idea and because of them many people support it . In my opinion , the ytheyORTH [#43833] do not outweigh disadvantages of this organizational principles . To begin with , replacing manufactures to poorer countries seems to be a good idea to companies and consumers . Firstly , labourlaborNOUN [#43834] in that countries is cheaper than in developed ones , therefore products made there is cheaper too . Lower costs attract people strongly and they buy products from Asia and Africa realized under the famous European or American brands . Moreover , building factories in developing countries gives them a chance to develop faster . For example , Bangladesh or Vietnam have increased their GDPs rapidly after the opening of some factories by European companies there finally , anysomeDET [#43835] new manufactures placed in a foreign country makes these countries closer , economic cooperation supports the idea of world united by all types of communication which brings all countries new opportunities to develop . On the other handHoweverOTHER [#43836] , I am sure that all mentioned advantages have got the opposite side . First of all , replacement of manufacturing into a country with cheaper labourlaborNOUN [#43837] kills local markets in developed areas and causes unemployment . Companies do not want to pay more to qualified European or American specialists and prefer cheaper substitutes in other countries . By those decisions ,PUNCT [#43838] many people have to change their specialisations . What is more important , this system makes poorer countries dependent on the richer ones , because of economical internetioninterventionSPELL [#43839] made by their companies . After that aDET [#43840] developing country might develop only a certain way suggested by factories ' owner . Finally , the replacement actually does not make the world community closer but divides all countries into two big groups - producing and selling . It is clear that this situation might lead to a number of problems . To sum up , there are some advantages of many companies ' decision to replace their factories in developing countries but I think that itPRON [#43841]⚠️ 'stheseOTHER [#43842] disadvantages are equal . WorldThe worldDET [#43843] business community has to find the balance solving this problem and it will give an opportunity to develop economies of all countries .

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{"id": 2441}
Nowadays , we can see a tendentiontendencySPELL [#43918] to have a businesses in the foreign countries . Some people believe that it improves cross - cultural communication between people . Others think that it is bad for national economy . Let 's find some pros and cons of the issue . For my opinion , to havehavingVERB:FORM [#43919] business out ofPREP [#43920] the country havehasVERB:SVA [#43921] a lot of advantages . Firstly , in poor countriesOTHER [#43922] the workers are veyverySPELL [#43923] cheap in very countriesOTHER [#43924] . The people in poor countries can do the same work as people in developed country , but with the less payment . So , you can have the maximum profit . Secondly , if you started business in the poor countries you can help people to live in the international world . You can give them a possibility to work . There is theDET [#43925] other side of the problem . If you startedstartVERB:TENSE [#43926] business in the other country your native country havehasVERB:SVA [#43927] no any profit . The national economy can decline . People in developed countries will not have a work . Such situation we could see in 2005 when developed countries like theDET [#43928] USA , Germany preferred to build their factories in theDET [#43929] China . Chinese people had a job , and ChineeseChineseSPELL [#43930] economy rised , but Germans and Americans no . To conclude , itIPRON [#43931] wannawant toVERB [#43932] say that business in the developing countries is a good way for allthe wholeOTHER [#43933] world . It improves not only international community , but also helps people from developing countries to live in better condition .

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{"id": 2444}
The graph consists ofPREP [#43945] the information about the changes in worldwide investment in renewable energy from 2006 to 2013 in developing , developed countries , and as a world total . It is evident thethatPRON [#43946] the biggetstbiggestSPELL [#43947] investment was in 2011 for DevelopeddevelopedORTH [#43948] countries , at the same time in 2012 it was the biggest for developing countries . InAtPREP [#43949] the beginning the lowest position had both DevelopeddevelopedORTH [#43950] and countries . However , the investment began slightly rise monthsOTHER [#43951] next two monthmonthsNOUN:NUM [#43952] began slightly roseOTHER [#43953] and was about 110 renewable energy for DevelopeddevelopedORTH [#43954] countries and 60 for DevelopingdevelopingORTH [#43955] countries . After 2011 and 2012 years , when contriescountriesSPELL [#43956] achieved the maximum points of investment , it began to decrease . What is more , in 2009 the investment slightly fall after increasing and consisted about 100 renewable energy as we can see the world total investment was 168 . In aditionadditionSPELL [#43957] , the maximum point for DevelopeddevelopedORTH [#43958] countries did n't achieve the world total renewable energy .

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{"id": 2448}
The diagram illustrateillustratesVERB:SVA [#44013] the information about some changes in the amountnumberNOUN [#44014] of children , who did not have access to education in primary school . The data arewereVERB:TENSE [#44015] available for the period from 2000 to 2012 and selected for boys and girls andinOTHER [#44016] different regions . As the overall trend it can beVERB:TENSE [#44017] clearly seenshowsVERB [#44018] that during the all period the number of such children was significantly higher in Africa than in other countries . Moreover , an overall point it should be mentioned that the total number of children without primary education experienced a gradual declinedeclinedVERB:FORM [#44019] in all parts of the world . What is more , practically everywhere in both periods the percentage of uneducated girls was higher than the level of uneducatedOTHER [#44020] boys . It can be noticed from the chart that the amountnumberNOUN [#44021] of kids without access to primary education isinSPELL [#44022] theDET [#44023] South Asia in 2000 was the second in the world after theDET [#44024] Africa . However , at the end of the period theywePRON [#44025]⚠️ wachedcan reachedVERB [#44026] a minimum of 10 millions and their level of uneducated children is the lowest in the world .

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{"id": 2475}
Nowadays inisSPELL [#44377] the era of globalization . The bussinessbusinessSPELL [#44378] is established across the boarders and that is why many international companies move their businesses to developing countries and employ local workers I strongly believe that there are more advantages than disadvantages and there are some reasons . Firstly , moving aDET [#44379] business to another country means an expand of its spectre of influence . For example , Apple Company will start selling their products in North Africa and from that they will get a profit and potential costumerscustomersNOUN [#44380] who will continue buying their goods . Also ,PUNCT [#44381] according to The Guardian 's research if developing countries willVERB:TENSE [#44382] go out on an international market the profit will increase by 30 % . Secondly , employing local workers decides each government 's problem : theDET [#44383] unemployment . According to financial research it seems that in Samsung Company in Los Angeles work 30000 people . Now imagine if such company will establishestablishesVERB:TENSE [#44384] their filialbranchNOUN [#44385] in Egypt and how many people can have a possibility to get aDET [#44386] well - paid job . Thirdly , starting aDET [#44387] business in developing countries also helps it 'sitsOTHER [#44388] economy . New investments will stimulate the national economy and the country 's government can overcome the crisyscrisisSPELL [#44389] or money in different spheres . On the other handHoweverOTHER [#44390] , there are some problemsOTHER [#44391] companies can face with some problemsOTHER [#44392] in such countries . For instance , there would not be many classified workers company can employ or the political situation does not allow to start business here . Besides , there can not be a lot of potential costumerscustomersNOUN [#44393] and company will only lose from an investment . However , I think that these problems depend on time and companies , for example , itPRON [#44394]⚠️ canwill beVERB [#44395] sensible toOTHER [#44396] make courses for potential workers of just waitOTHER [#44397] until the situation will not beis n'tOTHER [#44398] stable . Summing up , I should say that there are always two sides of onesoneSPELL [#44399] coin but in this case there are more advantages that companies can bring to the world than disadvantages .

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{"id": 2486}
Current graph depicts changing on renewable energy investment in developed and developed countries and as athe theDET [#44495] world total investmentNOUN [#44496] between 2003 and 2013 . Overall , the most striking : investment for 114 $ bn during these 7 years . Concerning developing countries it could be noticed that they have been facing a gradual increase between 2006 and 2012 , and the next year brought a decline for about 10 $ bn . However , the summary of atheDET [#44497] worldwide investments was formed by developed countries ' rank , too . ItPRON [#44498]⚠️ 'sTheOTHER [#44499] graph is considered to be more fluctuate than others and forbyPREP [#44500] the 3thirdOTHER [#44501] year has a tendency to a slight increase , decreasing slightly in 2009 and peaking at the point of about 175 in 2011 , which is followed by sharp decline . To sum up , given graph is an illustration of investment changes , showing that developed countries have beaten developing in this field ( as amount of investigationinvestmentNOUN [#44502] in them is higher almost twice ) and that the year of 2011 was a most successful period .

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{"id": 2490}
ATheDET [#44546] bar chart and atheDET [#44547] flow chart provide information aboutOTHER [#44548] the investmentinformation investmentsNOUN [#44549] in renewable energy in the current period ,PUNCT [#44550] between 2006 and 2013 . The bar chart shows investinginvestmentMORPH [#44551] in renewable energy in developed and developing countries , the flow chart attersillustratesVERB [#44552] the information given in the bar chart to athe theDET [#44553] world total investmentNOUN [#44554] . Overall , investment in energy increased in both developed and developing countries . According to the information of the bar chart , it can be seen ,PUNCT [#44555] that in 2006 companies investinvestedVERB:FORM [#44556] about 75 $ bnbn $WO [#44557] in developed countries , while investment in developing countries was very poor - about 25 $ bnbn $WO [#44558] ( approximately ) . Then appearsVERB [#44559] the increasing tendency appearsVERB [#44560] in both types of countries until 2011 , with only one exception , in 2009 investment in developed countries first timeinitiallyOTHER [#44561] went down as the result . The peak of investment was in 2011 . That time theDET [#44562] investmentinvestmentsNOUN:NUM [#44563] in theDET [#44564] type of energy in developing countries was twice as small as in developed ones . Since thanthatPREP [#44565] itPRON [#44566]⚠️ can be seen a ramdrapidSPELL [#44567] decline until the end of this period . To sum up , investments of renewable energy in developing andOTHER [#44568] bothdevelopedOTHER [#44569] countries increased , but by 2013 investment in this type of energy in developing countries increased much more than in developed countries .

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{"id": 2505}
In our days there isareVERB:SVA [#44768] a lot of bogbigSPELL [#44769] companies , which have theirDET [#44770] offices in differentotherADJ [#44771] countries . Some of them develop in rich cities ,OTHER [#44772] countries , anothersothersSPELL [#44773] one business in aDET [#44774] little and poor places . What theDET [#44775] reason do they have ? Firstly , it should be noticed that theDET [#44776] international companies share their products , services and openprovideOTHER [#44777] largestgreatADJ [#44778] possibilitiesopportunitiesNOUN [#44779] . These companies moverelocateVERB [#44780] the customers ontoPREP [#44781] the sideother countryOTHER [#44782] . For example , if the Coca - Cola companiecompanySPELL [#44783] opens theiritsDET [#44784] offices in Nigeria , employs certain local habitantsinhabitantsSPELL [#44785] and theDET [#44786] prices for theiritsDET [#44787] production will have beenbeVERB:TENSE [#44788] moved to more comfortableconvenientADJ [#44789] , then theDET [#44790] Coca - Cola companiecompanySPELL [#44791] becomebecameVERB:TENSE [#44792] more popular in the world , because theyitPRON [#44793]⚠️ support poor countries . Secondly , againstoppositePREP [#44794] this point of view there isareVERB:SVA [#44795] a lot of disagreements . Offices in developing countries could have a lot of financesfinancialMORPH [#44796] problem . If aDET [#44797] big companiecompanySPELL [#44798] move to the littleaOTHER [#44799] developing country , this companiecompanySPELL [#44800] will jump in the " financefinancialMORPH [#44801] hole " and this sharing will become a crysiscrisisSPELL [#44802] for officersofficesMORPH [#44803] in these countries . Like wiseSimilarly toOTHER [#44804] employing people might lose their jobs and in this case products of such anDET [#44805] international companies should lose their benefits bydue toPREP [#44806] customers . Overall , I can say ,PUNCT [#44807] that this way forofPREP [#44808] business could be really dangerous but it also could win this struggle . PopulationThe populationDET [#44809] of poor countries could loveloseVERB [#44810] thistheseDET [#44811] services and , in the future , when countries willVERB:TENSE [#44812] become one big customerscustomerNOUN:NUM [#44813] group , which will be ready toVERB:FORM [#44814] pay any price to buy products from the companiecompanySPELL [#44815] then has supported . It is really discussingcontentiousADJ [#44816] question and ,PUNCT [#44817] in my opinion ,PUNCT [#44818] it will be really hard to find an answer .

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{"id": 2517}
Today businesses of international companies areVERB:TENSE [#44942] moved from developingdevelopedVERB:FORM [#44943] countries to moreADV [#44944] poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44945] countries , also these international companies employ , local workers . From my perspective ,PUNCT [#44946] there are advantages and disadvantages . On the one hand , if international companies willVERB:TENSE [#44947] move their businesses to poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44948] countries , they can improve relationships between them ( developingdevelopedVERB:FORM [#44949] countries and poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44950] countries ) . The poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44951] countries do not have enough money for developingVERB [#44952] themselves businesses projectbusinesses project themselvesWO [#44953] , so they can get usefullusefulSPELL [#44954] information about thusthisSPELL [#44955] . Also , I am absolutely convinced that if developingdevelopedVERB:FORM [#44956] international companies move their business projects will be moved to poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44957] countriesNOUN [#44958] , they can a lot countries whichOTHER [#44959] can cooperationcooperateMORPH [#44960] with them . On the anotherotherDET [#44961] hand , not all poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44962] countries want to work for developingdevelopedVERB:FORM [#44963] countries . Despite onofPREP [#44964] thatthisDET [#44965] poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44966] countries do not have enough money for developingdevelopmentMORPH [#44967] they have,OTHER [#44968] veryofOTHER [#44969] beautiful places in their countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#44970] . Sometimes theDET [#44971] governmentgovermentNOUN [#44972] of poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44973] countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#44974] consider that foreign international developingdevelopedVERB:FORM [#44975] companies can influence their environment . They consider that international companies move their new developing technology and it is has theDET [#44976] bad influencesinfluenceNOUN:NUM [#44977] forinPREP [#44978] poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44979] countries . For example : global warming , problems with air pollutionspollutionNOUN:NUM [#44980] and others . HasThere isOTHER [#44981] another problem with thisOTHER [#44982] , some manyADJ [#44983] international companies can lose alleverythingPRON [#44984]⚠️ . They must start from scratchmovingVERB [#44985] in another country . In conclusion oIOTHER [#44986] would like to say that it is a bit difficult to predict I would probably say that if two countries can work together , of course , developingdevelopedVERB:FORM [#44987] international companies can move their businesses to poorerpoorADJ:FORM [#44988] , why not ?

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{"id": 2539}
Some people think that social media inonPREP [#45259] the Internet followingfollows a aOTHER [#45260] purpose like givegivingVERB:FORM [#45261] some information to people , but other people think that Facebook , Vkontakte and other media inonPREP [#45262] the Internet just help people entertain themselvesPRON [#45263]⚠️ . People withadoptingOTHER [#45264] the first idea may be truerightADJ [#45265] because Facebook and Vkontakte have many groups whichthatDET [#45266] showingshowVERB:FORM [#45267] differentsdifferentMORPH [#45268] news and have many comments about it . They presentingpresentVERB:FORM [#45269] much advertising about new - opensnewly openedOTHER [#45270] cafecafesNOUN:NUM [#45271] and lectures ,PUNCT [#45272] which soon are goingtoVERB:TENSE [#45273] happeninghappenVERB:FORM [#45274] in ypuryourSPELL [#45275] city . Also , we can get knownto knowVERB:FORM [#45276] about lastlytheOTHER [#45277] newlatestADJ [#45278] booksorbooks orORTH [#45279] films , sometimes we can research texts of some objectssubjectsNOUN [#45280] and read ofPREP [#45281] itthemPRON [#45282] ourselves . On these sites we can see all information about people whosewhoPRON [#45283]⚠️ we know or just famous people . Many funatsfansNOUN [#45284] use these resurseresoursesSPELL [#45285] thattoOTHER [#45286] knowlearnVERB [#45287] what their lovely starsOTHER [#45288] like anddoOTHER [#45289] what doing theirtheyOTHER [#45290] lovely starsdoOTHER [#45291] in simpleeverydayADJ [#45292] life . They can chattingchatVERB:FORM [#45293] with people who isareVERB:SVA [#45294] unvalableunavailableSPELL [#45295] but wo,OTHER [#45296] nt thatwantOTHER [#45297] other people to getVERB [#45298] get knownto knowVERB:FORM [#45299] what they feel or think about something . However , many people do n't use social media for take or getlearningOTHER [#45300] some information . They use Vkontakte that sharesharesVERB:SVA [#45301] their photos with other people ,PUNCT [#45302] or use Facebook that looklooksVERB:SVA [#45303] for their classmates or other friendfriendsNOUN:NUM [#45304] ,PUNCT [#45305] who on the present dayscurrentlyOTHER [#45306] live inPREP [#45307] other countries , because nowadays ,PUNCT [#45308] when it is a itOTHER [#45309] is aDET [#45310] time of globalisation many people travelltravelSPELL [#45311] or work in otheranotherDET [#45312] country . In forPREP [#45313] mymePRON [#45314]⚠️ opinion,OTHER [#45315] I agree with theDET [#45316] first and second ideas . Because we can use posibilitiespossibilitiesSPELL [#45317] which we have . In the worlsworldSPELL [#45318] everytimeevery momentOTHER [#45319] somethingssomethingNOUN:NUM [#45320] happendhappensSPELL [#45321] ,PUNCT [#45322] and modern men must know about all things . It 's aDET [#45323] good idea toVERB:FORM [#45324] share advertising on these sites soPREP [#45325] that a lot of people get toVERB:FORM [#45326] know what you want .

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{"id": 2542}
It was proved , that air travel greatly contributecontributesVERB:SVA [#45373] to air pollution and it 's one of the main reasonscausesNOUN [#45374] of global warming . TheDET [#45375] GovernmentsgovernmentNOUN:NUM [#45376] believe ,PUNCT [#45377] that a lot of air traveltravelingVERB:FORM [#45378] ?PUNCT [#45379] is not so important and ittheyPRON [#45380]⚠️ should bewouldVERB [#45381] better toratherOTHER [#45382] introduce new laws to reduce the number of air travelflightsNOUN [#45383] for leisure and business . As for me , I ca n't totally agree with onlyADV [#45384] one of these statements , because they both are right . On theDET [#45385] one hand , people live on our planet for a lot of years , for millions of years . So they affected the environment for a long time . Moreover , we destroyharmVERB [#45386] our planet over and over again . In our modern world , full of new technologies of destruction , we must toVERB:FORM [#45387] take care of our planet more , thenthanSPELL [#45388] ever . And itStill , governmentOTHER [#45389] 's possibleopinionNOUN [#45390] to understandtheOTHER [#45391] opinion ofquiteOTHER [#45392] governmentsgovernmentNOUN:NUM [#45393] , because they take care of ecology . It 's not a bad idea to create some new laws to contorcontrolSPELL [#45394] the amount of air travel . However , wherethereSPELL [#45395] are a lot of questions without asksanswersNOUN [#45396] . For example , how they willwill theyWO [#45397] decide who can travel and who ca n't ? If I want to travel abroad on the plane to see Paris for a second time , what should I do ? Actually , there are a lot of such questions . Ecological problem is very serious , but is it right to saidtellVERB [#45398] people what should they do ? I really want to fly abroad dosoSPELL [#45399] why should I ask anyone aboutwhether I can doOTHER [#45400] it ? It 's a free world , where you can visitedvisitVERB:FORM [#45401] any country for any reason . This is the other point of view . To conclude , I 'd must toVERB:FORM [#45402] say that I think ,PUNCT [#45403] that the second point of view is more correctlycorrectMORPH [#45404] , because we ca n't safesaveSPELL [#45405] our planet , it 's too late , but can help to take care of itPRON [#45406]⚠️ hertheOTHER [#45407] byPREP [#45408] other way . ReduceReducingVERB:FORM [#45409] the amount of air travel is not the best method . We canThere is certainly another wayOTHER [#45410] findto dealVERB [#45411] something betterwith thisOTHER [#45412] .

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{"id": 2546}
Nowadays travelling becamehas becomeVERB:TENSE [#45517] the most popular way of spendingVERB [#45518] time - speakingbecause of a lot of opportunities it presents /OTHER [#45519] because of a lot of opportunities to do it ,OTHER [#45520] but at the same time ,PUNCT [#45521] it is a big issue for people to level off theDET [#45522] air pollution . InPREP [#45523] Inspite of the fact that plans damageplanesVERB [#45524] the atmosphere ,PUNCT [#45525] this type of transport has many benefits . First of all , plansplanesMORPH [#45526] are the fastest mode ofOTHER [#45527] transport in the world . It helps businessmen to communicate with partners around the world and to visit different countries in theaDET [#45528] limited timeNOUN [#45529] time periodNOUN [#45530] . Secondly , air transporttravelNOUN [#45531] is very safetysafeMORPH [#45532] . That is why people prefer plansplanesMORPH [#45533] to cars , because it canair travel helpsOTHER [#45534] avoid traffic and accidents . It allows people to make business in different parts of aDET [#45535] country or even of atheDET [#45536] world . Thirdly , many people prefer to tavelVERB [#45537] countries toto countriesWO [#45538] /PUNCT [#45539] traveltavelOTHER [#45540] toPART [#45541] which are far from home and itwhichPRON [#45542]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#45543] difficult to visit itPRON [#45544] by train . Another question is that plansplanesMORPH [#45545] may be theDET [#45546] cause of global warming and air pollution . The main reason is that plansplanesMORPH [#45547] are made of alluminiumaluminiumSPELL [#45548] ,PUNCT [#45549] which can destroy the atmosphere . Moreover , the materials which ,OTHER [#45550] which useare usedVERB:TENSE [#45551] during the building of thea aDET [#45552] plane are also very dangerous for Earth . FuthermoreFurthermoreSPELL [#45553] , in recent years ,PUNCT [#45554] the number of terrosismterroristic actsOTHER [#45555] in theDET [#45556] air is extremely fastADV [#45557] growing and many airports were ocupatinghave been occupiedVERB [#45558] by extremists . Taking all the resonsreasonsSPELL [#45559] mentioned above into consideration , I would like to say that plansplanesMORPH [#45560] are the most convinientconvenientSPELL [#45561] and the most popular means of transport and it should defenetlydefinitelySPELL [#45562] continue to work , but government should discuss the measures to reduce the pollution . May beMaybeORTH [#45563] they should add and discover theDET [#45564] other variants of transportation or , for example , develop the land and water transport systemsystemsNOUN:NUM [#45565] to make them more comfortable and accessableaccessibleSPELL [#45566] for people all over the world .

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{"id": 2548}
Nowadays people are eager to save their time ,PUNCT [#45606] and due to this fact they tend to use different technologies sjch us, such as asOTHER [#45607] environmentlyenvironmentallySPELL [#45608] -PUNCT [#45609] unfriendly waysNOUN [#45610] of transport ,PUNCT [#45611] to satisfy their needs . There is no doubt that it isVERB [#45612] ancausesOTHER [#45613] enormous harm to our nature ,PUNCT [#45614] and I dare say that to some degree air travel should be limited . LetsLetMORPH [#45615] usPRON [#45616]⚠️ delve a little bit deeper onintoPREP [#45617] this issieissueSPELL [#45618] . Firstly , according to research by scientists , wichwhichSPELL [#45619] claim that it will be hard to breathbreatheVERB [#45620] without special equipment within 120 years on our planet , government should take immedeateimmediateSPELL [#45621] actionsactionNOUN:NUM [#45622] to solve this problem , in particular , makeestablishOTHER [#45623] a limit for it 'sitsOTHER [#45624] own country foronPREP [#45625] air flights per year , because air transport is the most polluting way of travel in comparison with other waysmodesNOUN [#45626] of transport . Secondly , people who have money and power take their own private airplaneeairplaneSPELL [#45627] only because of comfort , and they travel byonPREP [#45628] their own with pilots , not wish stendingwithstandingVERB [#45629] the fact that such plainplaneSPELL [#45630] cuncanSPELL [#45631] tuketakeSPELL [#45632] hundreds of people . And that is why govermentgovernmentSPELL [#45633] should makeestablish a threshold / setOTHER [#45634] a threshholdthresholdSPELL [#45635] of people per curNOUN [#45636] plane . It will sufficiently stop the pollution . However , if we look at oppositethe opposingOTHER [#45637] arguments ,PUNCT [#45638] we will see that to some extent air travel can come in aDET [#45639] handy . I dare say that some professions should be allowed to use air transport . For instance , there should not be any banbansNOUN:NUM [#45640] for doctors that use airplanes in order to help people ,PUNCT [#45641] because it is theaDET [#45642] question aboutofPREP [#45643] life and death . In inference conclusionNOUN [#45644] it should be mentioned that some laws for reducing the usage of air travel for business and leisure must be developed by theDET [#45645] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#45646] . But they must take into account all exceptationsexceptionsSPELL [#45647] .

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{"id": 2584}
Nowadays travelling by plane becomesis becomingVERB:TENSE [#46617] more and more popular among people from different corners of the world . It may be a business trip or atheDET [#46618] journeykindNOUN [#46619] toforPART [#46620] havehavingVERB:FORM [#46621] a rest and relaxrelaxingVERB:FORM [#46622] from the daily routine .PUNCT [#46623] . On the other hand , there are many people who are agree that this kind of transport is very convenient . A lot of factors may prove it . First of all , travelling by plane letletsVERB:TENSE [#46624] people minimize theDET [#46625] time spendingspentOTHER [#46626] on the roadwayNOUN [#46627] , because traveling byOTHER [#46628] plane is the fastest variantoptionNOUN [#46629] among all kinds ofOTHER [#46630] transport . Especially it isIt is especiallyWO [#46631] appropriate for people who hashaveVERB:SVA [#46632] a limit inOTHER [#46633] time limitNOUN [#46634] because ofPREP [#46635] their work . Secondly , businessmansbusinessmenNOUN:INFL [#46636] can not imagine their life without airplanes as an effective and convenient alternative to other kinds ofOTHER [#46637] transport ,PUNCT [#46638] because in this caseOTHER [#46639] time is money 'OTHER [#46640] is equal toliterallyOTHER [#46641] their moneywork agendaNOUN [#46642] . Travelling bebySPELL [#46643] plane gives such personspeopleNOUN [#46644] an opportunity to do business on theanDET [#46645] international level ( to dealdealingVERB:FORM [#46646] with parthnerspartnersSPELL [#46647] from different countries personallyface - to - faceOTHER [#46648] ) . Finally ,OTHER [#46649] At last/ LastOTHER [#46650] but not the least ,OTHER [#46651] air travelling is acceptedthought / consideredOTHER [#46652] to be the safest type of transport and that is why the majority of people choose it if they can afford . On the other hand , there are people who really affordsupportVERB [#46653] governments 'government 'sNOUN:POSS [#46654] point of view and want to reducewishVERB [#46655] the number / amountOTHER [#46656] of flights for work and leisure purposesOTHER [#46657] for work and leisure purposesNOUN [#46658] . InspiteIn spiteORTH [#46659] of all advantages of this kind of transport , they are sure that it influences the environmentOTHER [#46660] badly / has a badOTHER [#46661] influencesinfluenceMORPH [#46662] onPREP [#46663] the environment by polluting air thatwhichDET [#46664] can lead to the global warming . To some extantextentMORPH [#46665] these people are right . BesidesPREP [#46666] BecidesBesidesSPELL [#46667] polluting, planes do not only worsenOTHER [#46668] air the plane ispollution , but they are alsoOTHER [#46669] made / constructed outOTHER [#46670] of alluminiumaluminiumSPELL [#46671] , thataluminiumOTHER [#46672] is nota non -OTHER [#46673] ecological metalmaterialNOUN [#46674] . So , this kind of transport doesVERB:TENSE [#46675] not only pollutespolluteVERB:SVA [#46676] the enivironmentenvironmentSPELL [#46677] ,PUNCT [#46678] but it is made of unusegulunhealthyADJ [#46679] material . If all people imagine , what will be with our Earth , may be some personspeopleNOUN [#46680] will change their opinion and start using landsurfaceNOUN [#46681] transport such as trains . Or , for example , seashipNOUN [#46682] transport . To sum up , there are two points of view concerning air travel .PUNCT [#46683] To takeTakingVERB:FORM [#46684] in attentionOTHER [#46685] everything mentionesmentionedSPELL [#46686] above mentioned accountOTHER [#46687] , we can notice that pluses ? / advantagesOTHER [#46688] of this type of transport aredoVERB [#46689] outweightoutweighSPELL [#46690] minuses ? / disadvantagesOTHER [#46691] . Of course , everybody shoudshouldSPELL [#46692] decide themselvesPRON [#46693]⚠️ what will be better for himselfthemPRON [#46694]⚠️ . Personally ,OTHER [#46695] I ,PUNCT [#46696] am personallyADV [#46697] sure that governmentsgovernmentNOUN:NUM [#46698] should not take laws with aim to reduce the number of air flights ,PUNCT [#46699] because it is a normal natural development , that people try to make their life better .

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{"id": 2586}
Nowadays people 's life is quite complicated ,PUNCT [#46726] that is why there are many questions on which they can not reach an agreement . Some people believe that a big use of airplanes leadleadsVERB:SVA [#46727] to a great air pollution ,PUNCT [#46728] that is why flights should be limited by government ,PUNCT [#46729] while there are whosethoseDET [#46730] who are against it . In my opinion , it is aDET [#46731] good idea to find a balance that suits the most of peopleOTHER [#46732] . On the one hand , travelling by air is the most convenient , factfastSPELL [#46733] and comfortable way to reach theDET [#46734] destination you want . It prevents you from traffic jams , long waitingswaitingSPELL [#46735] and negative emotions . Moreover , some part of our world can be reached fastlyfastSPELL [#46736] only by plane . I mean that a travel to South America or Australia takes ages ,PUNCT [#46737] if wePRON [#46738]⚠️ decided to godecide decideVERB [#46739] to itthereOTHER [#46740] by ship . Also otitSPELL [#46741] should be said that people in theDET [#46742] modern world are soextremelyADV [#46743] busy and always in a hurry , that is why reducea significant reduction inOTHER [#46744] the amount of air travel significantlyADV [#46745] can cause different problems . But , on the other hand , we must care about our planet and thinlthinkSPELL [#46746] about theDET [#46747] future onofPREP [#46748] human beings ,PUNCT [#46749] so some rules , to my mind , should be introduced . For example , it can be useful to shortenlimitVERB [#46750] the number of flights on a territory of one country . ( the destinationdistanceNOUN [#46751] between Moscow and Saint Petersburg , for instance , can be easily overcameovercomeVERB:FORM [#46752] by " Lastochka " train forinPREP [#46753] 5 hours ) . One more way , in my opinion , is to limit the amountnumberNOUN [#46754] of flights inofPREP [#46755] a particular company according to its size . To sum up , to care about our planet or not is a personal choice of every person ,PUNCT [#46756] but I think that the amount of air travel can not be reducereducedVERB:FORM [#46757] significantly ,PUNCT [#46758] but it is worth doing it oninPREP [#46759] some way if we want to live on our planet for a long time and give a bright future to aDET [#46760] further generation .

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{"id": 2588}
Many people use air transport ,PUNCT [#46802] but they do n't think about theDET [#46803] damage which hasVERB [#46804] this kind of transport has on the environmentOTHER [#46805] . Air travel has a lot of advantages and disadvantages ,PUNCT [#46806] but minesesminusesSPELL [#46807] such as air pollution , global warming and others play main roles forinPREP [#46808] theDET [#46809] life of society in our time . I actually agree with this statement . For theOTHER [#46810] FirstFirstlyMORPH [#46811] , oil which isVERB:TENSE [#46812] used inis used the theOTHER [#46813] mechanism of air transporttransportionMORPH [#46814] has different negative elements which changedchangeVERB:TENSE [#46815] theDET [#46816] nature and atmosphere of our planet . If people willVERB:TENSE [#46817] use thisDET [#46818] oil many times ,PUNCT [#46819] they will have problems with nature ,PUNCT [#46820] which they ca n'twill not beOTHER [#46821] able toOTHER [#46822] solve in theDET [#46823] future . Secondly , people develop a great amountnumber ofOTHER [#46824] ways of air travel . In the world there areOTHER [#46825] about 3000 airoportsairportsSPELL [#46826] ,PUNCT [#46827] and each otherADJ [#46828] of them everyday fly downclears for takeoffOTHER [#46829] and fly uplandingVERB [#46830] a great number of air transport . People who live near airoportsairportsSPELL [#46831] and under air transport 's ways have more problems with health thenthanSPELL [#46832] people who do n't live in thistheseDET [#46833] areas . Many children and adults have respiratory problems . Also ,PUNCT [#46834] a noisynoiseNOUN [#46835] from this kind of transport damageddamagesMORPH [#46836] aDET [#46837] nature and people 's health . But on the onOTHER [#46838] the other hand for some areas and situations air transport is atheDET [#46839] oneonlySPELL [#46840] opportunity to live . If people do n't have this kind of transport ,PUNCT [#46841] people who live in Siberia or others places which do n't have ways for cars or ships , theyPRON [#46842]⚠️ ca n't livesliveVERB:FORM [#46843] in thistheseDET [#46844] areas Air transport givegivesVERB:SVA [#46845] them foods , oil , doctors , clothes , medicaments and othersotherMORPH [#46846] really important things in our lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#46847] . There are a lot of situations witwithSPELL [#46848] big car crashes ,PUNCT [#46849] where people need help right now . Air transport isVERB [#46850] aanDET [#46851] oneonlySPELL [#46852] abilitymeansNOUN [#46853] to reach theDET [#46854] place of car crashes soveryADV [#46855] fast and save people 's lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#46856] . To sum up , in some situations air transport can help people to solve their problems ,PUNCT [#46857] but I think that you should n't use air transport if you have aDET [#46858] really good different abilitymeansNOUN [#46859] to reach the aimdestination ,OTHER [#46860] so if you willVERB:TENSE [#46861] use airNOUN [#46862] transport many times ,PUNCT [#46863] it will give fornegativelyOTHER [#46864] theaffectOTHER [#46865] nature a lot of negative things,OTHER [#46866] then helps for you .

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{"id": 2589}
The graph illustrates changes in the number of boys and girls in millions who have notnoOTHER [#46867] access to education in primary schools by 3 regions ( Africa , South Asia and theDET [#46868] rest of theDET [#46869] world ) and between 2000 and 2012 . Figures in Africa dropped slightly ,PUNCT [#46870] and the common number of children who have notnoOTHER [#46871] access to primary education fell from 44 to 33 millionsmillionMORPH [#46872] . There is a dramatic decrease in the index in South Africa . While theDET [#46873] number of boys fell doubletwiceADV [#46874] , the number of girls reduced inbyPREP [#46875] 4 . The index in the rest of theDET [#46876] world has a slight decrease ,PUNCT [#46877] and in 2012 therePRON [#46878] were about 15 millionsmillionMORPH [#46879] children without access to primary schools . Overall , all figures dropped in this period in all regions .

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{"id": 2594}
In today 's world of great opportunities , the majority of people areVERB:TENSE [#46930] used to traveltravellingVERB:FORM [#46931] by air . There are a great number of debates wheatherwhetherSPELL [#46932] air travelsflightsNOUN [#46933] pollute nature and contribute toPREP [#46934] global warming or not . Of course , it reducesavesVERB [#46935] theDET [#46936] time for travel but , may bemaybeORTH [#46937] , planes are theDET [#46938] cause of much consequansesharmNOUN [#46939] fortoPREP [#46940] theDET [#46941] environment . I somewatsomewhatSPELL [#46942] agree with the statement ,PUNCT [#46943] that government must commiteintroduceVERB [#46944] different limits on air travel in order to prevent global warming . First of all , there are many things to be said in favour of introducing laws to reduce the amountnumberNOUN [#46945] of air travelsflightsNOUN [#46946] . It can not be denied that planes ,PUNCT [#46947] like cars ,PUNCT [#46948] pollute flora by burning fossil fuels and motor oil ,PUNCT [#46949] which consist of chemical dangerousdangerous chemicalWO [#46950] elements . It leads to the theDET [#46951] increase ofinPREP [#46952] temperatures , to say nothing ofwhich results inOTHER [#46953] global warming . Secondly , for this reason , the theDET [#46954] reducingreductionMORPH [#46955] of deathesdeathsSPELL [#46956] would be a positive step in saving nature . inInORTH [#46957] recent years there arehave beenVERB:TENSE [#46958] a wide range of planeNOUN [#46959] crashes of planesOTHER [#46960] . ItTheyPRON [#46961]⚠️ becomesare becomingVERB:TENSE [#46962] aone of the one of the majorOTHER [#46963] causecausesNOUN:NUM [#46964] of people 's deathesdeathsSPELL [#46965] . If government introduced lawsNOUN [#46966] laws of reducingforOTHER [#46967] the numberamountNOUN [#46968] ofamountOTHER [#46969] air travel for business and leisure ,PUNCT [#46970] we would not be so worried about the international statistics of planeNOUN [#46971] crashes of planesOTHER [#46972] . On the other hand , it goes without saying that air travel is recognised to be the fastest way of journeytravelNOUN [#46973] . It is inevitablyinevitableMORPH [#46974] that people will always be enthusiastic about air travel . It has a lot of benefits : it is aOTHER [#46975] fast , convenient , comfortable and withPREP [#46976] frequent serviceNOUN [#46977] transport . Having analyiesedanalysedSPELL [#46978] these reasons , itwePRON [#46979]⚠️ worthhaveOTHER [#46980] concludingto concludeVERB:FORM [#46981] that it would be simplisticoversimplifyingVERB [#46982] to state categorically that air travel has aDET [#46983] good or bad impact on the nature . It depends on how youwePRON [#46984]⚠️ use it ,PUNCT [#46985] and clearly , it is better in moderation thenthanSPELL [#46986] in excess . I would like to say that government must become more centeredfocusedADJ [#46987] on this issue . Because trueeffectiveADJ [#46988] measures need to be taken .

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{"id": 2600}
Many people considered that air travelling causes a great deal ofOTHER [#47109] great air pollution and aDET [#47110] global warming . There is an opinion that a lot of travels are unnecessary and itair travelOTHER [#47111] should be reduced by law . thereThereORTH [#47112] are two sides of this question . On the one hand , air pollution is a big problem of modern people 'sNOUN:POSS [#47113] life , and the damage to the environment caused by thisitPRON [#47114]⚠️ is really big . One of the disasters it can lead to is GlobalglobalORTH [#47115] warming . Even today ,PUNCT [#47116] for example in Alaska ,PUNCT [#47117] there are rapidly rising water levels and the thawing of theOTHER [#47118] ice erosionNOUN [#47119] . Many towns and settelmentssettlementsSPELL [#47120] in Alaska are affected by it and are in danger . But on the other hand , air travelling is a little part of the problem . Air pollution is caused not only by flights but by such things as factories , big amountnumbersNOUN [#47121] of cars in cities , and many others . The main problem is in the whole technical progress , not only air travelling . To sum it up , it 's important to say that definetely ,OTHER [#47122] air travellingtravel definetelyOTHER [#47123] causes aDET [#47124] damage to theDET [#47125] environment , such as air pollution , but people should looktakeVERB [#47126] aDET [#47127] wider atperspective onOTHER [#47128] this problem . There are many ways to change the environment situation , and reducing the amount of air travel is not the best solvingsolutionMORPH [#47129] for this question . People can build lessfewerADJ [#47130] factories , buy lessfewerADJ [#47131] cars and doVERB [#47132] some other things . So , theDET [#47133] government should n't reduce air travelling .

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{"id": 2602}
In recent years it has beenVERB:TENSE [#47156] proven that air travel is dangerous for the atmosphere and itPRON [#47157] was recognised that many air travels were not necessary . Then government had an idea to introduce new laws in order to reducelimitVERB [#47158] this kind of travelling for some activities . InAS forPREP [#47159] my opinionmeOTHER [#47160] , I mostly agree with this point of view , which isVERB:TENSE [#47161] based on theDET [#47162] decreasing of the amount of air travel . First of all , the reason for thisOTHER [#47163] is pollution , which contributecontributesVERB:SVA [#47164] to global warming . Environmentalists are convinced that air travel is really damaging to our nature . Aircraft enginsenginesSPELL [#47165] emit heat , particularitiesharmful particlesOTHER [#47166] and gases , which have negative influence on theDET [#47167] atmosphere and only government can protect the planet from global warming . Secondly , there are a lot of modesOTHER [#47168] of alternativemodes ofOTHER [#47169] transport existsexistVERB:SVA [#47170] and they can be less dangerous for human beinghealthNOUN [#47171] . Government in this situations should introduce laws ,PUNCT [#47172] which grabdivertVERB [#47173] people 's attention to theDET [#47174] another type of transport . Moreover , unnecessary air travelling , which includes short trips on airplanes for 2 - 4 houshoursSPELL [#47175] , should be restricted or banned , because it is possible to use aDET [#47176] more ecologically -OTHER [#47177] ecologicalecologicallyMORPH [#47178] - friendlyOTHER [#47179] train , for example . On the anotherotherDET [#47180] hand , we are living in a high -PUNCT [#47181] speed society and time makes money . In different circumstances ,PUNCT [#47182] it is impossible to travel long destinationsdistancesNOUN [#47183] for a long time . In addition , businessmanbusinessmenNOUN:NUM [#47184] can not waste their time on trains . In this case ,PUNCT [#47185] air travel should not be restricted . In conclusion , air pollution must be restricted because of theDET [#47186] damaging influence on our nature ,PUNCT [#47187] and government should take care of it and introduce some measures like higher taxes or restrictions on short aOTHER [#47188] short -PUNCT [#47189] distansedistanceSPELL [#47190] air travel for leisure , but laws can not beVERB:TENSE [#47191] covered or include businessmanbusinessmenNOUN:NUM [#47192] .

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{"id": 2604}
Nowadays planes have a big influence on air pollution and global warming . So governments should introduce laws to decrease the numberamountNOUN [#47218] of air travelling . Air travel plays an important role in our life . Everyday people use it for business and leisure . There are hundreds of airportairportsNOUN:NUM [#47219] around the world . Our environmental situation is really dangerous : there are air pollution and global warming . It causes such disasters likeasPREP [#47220] people 'stheOTHER [#47221] illness because of breathingresultingOTHER [#47222] infromPREP [#47223] unfresh air respiratory diseasesOTHER [#47224] , theDET [#47225] exhaustingexhaustionMORPH [#47226] ofPREP [#47227] naturenaturalMORPH [#47228] resoursesresourcesSPELL [#47229] , ice melting and so on . People can not refuse atentirelyOTHER [#47230] allrefrainOTHER [#47231] from usingVERB [#47232] planeplanesNOUN:NUM [#47233] because it is a maimainSPELL [#47234] featuresmode of transportOTHER [#47235] for work and business for many people . Also ,PUNCT [#47236] it is kinda typeOTHER [#47237] of transport to dogo onOTHER [#47238] holiday . But people can limit the usinguseMORPH [#47239] of air planes , and government should control it . Governments can introduce the law which will checkregulateVERB [#47240] the amount of air travel . For example , the exceptableacceptableSPELL [#47241] number for one person will be 10OTHER [#47242] air travelflightsNOUN [#47243] per year . Also government can standsetVERB [#47244] the standartsstandardsSPELL [#47245] for air companies . Approximately 100 planeplanesNOUN:NUM [#47246] willflightsOTHER [#47247] be availableADJ [#47248] per month for each company . It is about 3 - 4 times a day . Moreover ,PUNCT [#47249] during the year there are increasing and decreasing periods ofin the demand forOTHER [#47250] usingairOTHER [#47251] planetravelNOUN [#47252] . During the holidays , especially summer holidays , there are a lot of people who want to travel . In this period government can afford more air travel than atinPREP [#47253] spring . Air travelling is very significant for people 's life ,PUNCT [#47254] so government should n't forbideforbidSPELL [#47255] air travel at all ,PUNCT [#47256] but it is neccessarynecessarySPELL [#47257] to control it because thereitPRON [#47258] areisVERB:SVA [#47259] a big influence on our nature .

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{"id": 2618}
There is a provementstatementSPELL [#47515] that travelling by air leads to an enermousenormousSPELL [#47516] amount of ecological problems . There are a lot of flights that are not important nowadays , that is why it is necessary to have some legal norms to decline outdecreaseVERB [#47517] travelling ? In my opinion , introducing some legal norms or law documentslawsNOUN [#47518] is actual question for goverment , if officials want to save enviroment . Firstly , there are a lot of people with high level of income who prefer flyingto flyVERB:FORM [#47519] indipendentlyindependentlySPELL [#47520] , not on public aircarsplanesNOUN [#47521] . ItTherePRON [#47522] is notnoOTHER [#47523] doubt , that such private transport havepolluteVERB [#47524] a big amount oftheOTHER [#47525] air pollationpolluteSPELL [#47526] and emit high temperature . Moreover , there are a lot of sport teams such as football teams , wherewithOTHER [#47527] now a lotbig amountOTHER [#47528] of investingmoneyNOUN [#47529] , which also prefer private transport . Secondly , flying on helicopters is very prestigious modern entertaimententertainmentSPELL [#47530] froforOTHER [#47531] reach people . However , daringduringSPELL [#47532] the flight on this transport are emmitedOTHER [#47533] a lotemittedNOUN [#47534] of gases are emitedVERB [#47535] such as dioxydedioxideSPELL [#47536] ( CO2 ) , carboxydecarboxideSPELL [#47537] and others , so it leads to air pollution . On the other hand , there airareVERB [#47538] some air travels which are very important . First of all , some political bysinessesquestionsNOUN [#47539] when presidentheadNOUN [#47540] of minestersthe ministriesOTHER [#47541] should get to some other country immidietlyimmediatelySPELL [#47542] . Therefore such occasions should not be banned in laws although it contributes a great amoutamountSPELL [#47543] of air pollution too . To conclude , I would like to say that law 's requirements are necessary in the sphere of air travelling because nowadays the enviromentalenvironmentalSPELL [#47544] problems are very actual . That is why goverment should reduce in legal norms using of private air transport or flying without any serious businessreasonsNOUN [#47545] .

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{"id": 2622}
The author supposes that air travelling is one of the main reasons offorPREP [#47614] pollution and global warming . He says that it is the politician 's task to takotakeSPELL [#47615] some measures in order to reduce the number of air travelflightsNOUN [#47616] . As for me , I 'mCONTR [#47617] totally disagree with this statement . Because , on the one hand , airplanes threwemitVERB [#47618] sometheDET [#47619] gasesfuelNOUN [#47620] toinPREP [#47621] the atmosphere , and itthisPRON [#47622]⚠️ can damage the ecologyenvironmentNOUN [#47623] . But it is aDET [#47624] well - known fact that the mostmajorityOTHER [#47625] of flight companies udeuseSPELL [#47626] ecological fuel for their airplanes , as a rule , cerosinekeroseneSPELL [#47627] . And the damage effects from using this kind of fuel areisVERB:SVA [#47628] much less than the pollution , providing byfromOTHER [#47629] using cars , working manifacturesmanufacturesSPELL [#47630] , e.t.cetcOTHER [#47631] . It 's proved by scientists that airplane fuel is more ecological in many times than gasoline , or gases thatOTHER [#47632] factories 'NOUN:POSS [#47633] giveemissionsOTHER [#47634] toinPREP [#47635] the air . So , they came to the conclusion isVERB [#47636] that using cars can give our planet much more damage than using air transport . BecaueBecauseSPELL [#47637] theDET [#47638] most ofPREP [#47639] gases ,PUNCT [#47640] which isareVERB:SVA [#47641] leftdumpedVERB [#47642] by airplanes in the air do n't get down to the Earth , but mix with theDET [#47643] air onatPREP [#47644] the levelheightNOUN [#47645] of around 10000 metres . As for the global warming , I can say that there are a lot of anotherotherDET [#47646] reasons for it . Last saturdaySaturdayORTH [#47647] I saw a documentaldocumentaryMORPH [#47648] film " The Global warmingWarmingORTH [#47649] " on the Discovery TV -PUNCT [#47650] channel . And there were notnoOTHER [#47651] anywere no wordsOTHER [#47652] words about the damagedamagingMORPH [#47653] effect of using airplanes ! ButHowever ,OTHER [#47654] producers gave a lot of arguments provingVERB [#47655] that the main reasons of?OTHER [#47656] global warming are gases from factories , too muchmanyADJ [#47657] cars usingusedVERB:FORM [#47658] by people and the global changes in theDET [#47659] world 's climate . Overall , I can say that the author 's opinion is not correct forOTHER [#47660] 100 % correctADJ [#47661] . Of courseADV [#47662] courecourseSPELL [#47663] using airplanes can cause somsomeSPELL [#47664] bad effecteffectsNOUN:NUM [#47665] on the ecology of the Earth , but there are reasons that are much more important , and governments should pay more attention fortoPREP [#47666] them .BersenevaOTHER [#47667]

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{"id": 2623}
The graph below demonstrates , which amountnumbersNOUN [#47668] of children do not go to the primary school because of several reasons in the period from 2000 to 2012 . As we can see ,PUNCT [#47669] the huge amountnumbersNOUN [#47670] of children both-OTHER [#47671] 23,723.7OTHER [#47672] millionsmillionMORPH [#47673] ofPREP [#47674] girls and 20 millionsmillionMORPH [#47675] ofPREP [#47676] boys in Africa could not study in primary school in 2000 . But this amountfigureNOUN [#47677] decreased in 2012 to 14,514.5OTHER [#47678] millionsmillionMORPH [#47679] ofPREP [#47680] boys and 18,218.2OTHER [#47681] millionsmillionMORPH [#47682] ofPREP [#47683] girls . In theDET [#47684] comparison , in South Asia in 2000 there was equala similarOTHER [#47685] amountnumberNOUN [#47686] of people ,PUNCT [#47687] whichwhoPRON [#47688] had notnoOTHER [#47689] access to primary school . Since , then , itItORTH [#47690] can be considered ,observedOTHER [#47691] that a lot of boys and girls had anDET [#47692] opportunityopportuityNOUN [#47693] to study at school in this country , but 2 years later . In theDET [#47694] addition , in Restthe the restDET [#47695] of the theDET [#47696] WorldworldORTH [#47697] , almost all children could havegetVERB [#47698] primary education . For example , in 2000 only 12,612.6OTHER [#47699] millionsmillionMORPH [#47700] ofPREP [#47701] girls and 10,510.5OTHER [#47702] millionsmillionMORPH [#47703] ofPREP [#47704] boys did not study at primary school . In 2012 this amountfigureNOUN [#47705] became less . To conclude , Africa had the biggest amountnumbersNOUN [#47706] of children ,PUNCT [#47707] who could not learn subjects at school .BersenevaPUNCT [#47708]

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{"id": 2628}
Some people believe that nowadays airplanes exremlystronglyADV [#47841] infuenceinfluenceSPELL [#47842] the air pollution and that global warming depends on the number of airplanes , while other people think that air travel for business and leisure can not influence the results of global world changes . First of all , I also believe that air travel playplaysVERB:SVA [#47843] aan important roleOTHER [#47844] role in the world pollution , because it is like a car or a bus has some influence on the air . Moreover , in our modern society the majority of famous people have their own airplaneairplanesNOUN:INFL [#47845] and they do a lot of unnecessary air trips . AndCONJ [#47846] ,PUNCT [#47847] ofThatOTHER [#47848] courseisOTHER [#47849] ,whyOTHER [#47850] government havehasVERB:SVA [#47851] to control the number of air traveltravelsNOUN:NUM [#47852] per day to save our planet and avoidVERB [#47853] air pollution . What is more government can introduce some laws to control air travel for leisure . But on the other hand , I think that it is impossible , as to calculate the data about all airplanes and air travel . What is more the majorityFurthermore mostOTHER [#47854] believe that the number of air traveltravelsNOUN:NUM [#47855] dondoesSPELL [#47856] not influence global warming . However , government havehasVERB:SVA [#47857] to control more important areas in our countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#47858] . Take for example , medicine , education , pollution as a result of factories ....PUNCT [#47859] Nevertheless , it is the well knownOTHER [#47860] fact that water pollution playplaysVERB:SVA [#47861] the most importantbiggestOTHER [#47862] role in global warming . As a result , government should control not only air pollution , buthowever ,OTHER [#47863] it hascausesVERB [#47864] the most important problems in our modern life . AsPREP [#47865] aThatDET [#47866] resultisOTHER [#47867] ,whyOTHER [#47868] nowadays global warming is a very importantpopularADJ [#47869] theme for some debates , but government does n't have toshould notOTHER [#47870] forget about other problems in our countries . In conclusion , inspitein spiteORTH [#47871] of allDET [#47872] othertheOTHER [#47873] problems , I believe that inPREP [#47874] ourtheDET [#47875] future time ittherePRON [#47876] will be some laws which will reduce the number of air traveltravelsNOUN:NUM [#47877] and that it will influence the global warming oninPREP [#47878] the positive sightswayNOUN [#47879] .DyominaOTHER [#47880]

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{"id": 2631}
The chart gives information about how many children hashadVERB:TENSE [#47944] no opportunity to go to primary school in the period from 2000 to 2012 selected by gender and region . The greatest number of children ( 43,743.7OTHER [#47945] million ) without access to primary schoolNOUN [#47946] had been fixedwas observedVERB [#47947] in Africa in 2000 . By theDET [#47948] 2012 this amountnumberNOUN [#47949] hashadVERB:TENSE [#47950] decreased , however , Africa is continuingcontinuedVERB:TENSE [#47951] to have the leading position with 32,732.7OTHER [#47952] million children canVERB:TENSE [#47953] not havehavingVERB:FORM [#47954] a possibility to go to the primary school . At the beginning of the period South Asia had the same number of children without primary education as the Africa had at the end of the period . ThatWhatPRON [#47955]⚠️ is more , South Asia hashadVERB:TENSE [#47956] the most significant fall during the period ( from 32,732.7OTHER [#47957] million of children in 2000 to 9,99.9OTHER [#47958] million in 2012 ) . In 2000 Restthe rest the restOTHER [#47959] of theDET [#47960] WorldworldORTH [#47961] hashadVERB:TENSE [#47962] almost halfDET [#47963] twicetheOTHER [#47964] timesnumberNOUN [#47965] lessofOTHER [#47966] children without access to primary school thanthatSPELL [#47967] Africa hashadVERB:TENSE [#47968] . And at the end of the period this amountlevelNOUN [#47969] hashadVERB:TENSE [#47970] a slight decline . Overall , in all regions during the period more girls than boys cancouldVERB:TENSE [#47971] not visitattendVERB [#47972] primary school . Also , there is a decline in theDET [#47973] number of children without primary school education in all regions during the period .

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{"id": 2632}
Nowadays , one of the most popular meanmeansNOUN:NUM [#47974] of transportation is plane . However , using planes leads to serious ecological problems like global warming and air pollution . That is why some people think that govermentgovernmentsSPELL [#47975] should declinelimitVERB [#47976] the numberamountNOUN [#47977] of air travel . I disagree with this point of view for several reasons . The first reason why I have the opposite toopinionOTHER [#47978] suchthisOTHER [#47979] statement opinionstatementNOUN [#47980] is globalazationglobalizationSPELL [#47981] . In theDET [#47982] modern world communications between countries become closer and you can use this situation for both :PUNCT [#47983] leisure and work . For your leisure activities you can use plane as a way for travelling , for meetinggettingVERB [#47984] withto knowOTHER [#47985] other cultures ,andOTHER [#47986] people , for seeing theDET [#47987] lifestyles which are oppositedifferentADJ [#47988] tofromPREP [#47989] yoursPRON [#47990]⚠️ . Also , air travel areisVERB:SVA [#47991] more commonly useusedVERB:FORM [#47992] for business . Nowadays , there are a huge amountnumberNOUN [#47993] of international companies which have theirdoOTHER [#47994] business in many countries in the world . ThatWhatPRON [#47995]⚠️ is more , people areVERB:TENSE [#47996] more often go outseasoverseasSPELL [#47997] to find a better place to work . The second reason is atheDET [#47998] advantageadvantagesNOUN:NUM [#47999] of plane fromoverPREP [#48000] other means of transport . The airAirDET [#48001] travel is the fastest way to get almost toto almostWO [#48002] any place in the world . It is convevientconvenientSPELL [#48003] because , for instance , usingbyOTHER [#48004] train you can not cross the ocean and so on . Summing it up ,PUNCT [#48005] I would like to say that air travel is an important part of a modern aOTHER [#48006] modern person 'sNOUN:POSS [#48007] life . In my opinion , governmentgovernmentsNOUN:NUM [#48008] should have a politicspoliciesOTHER [#48009] which leadsleadVERB:SVA [#48010] to decreasing harmful effecteffectsNOUN:NUM [#48011] of using air travel rather thatthanSPELL [#48012] introduce special laws which will decrease the numberamountNOUN [#48013] of air travel and getput obstaclesOTHER [#48014] thetoOTHER [#48015] globalization worseprocessesNOUN [#48016] .

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{"id": 2636}
Nowadays , in modern society , it is normal to travel by plane , but some people belivebelieveSPELL [#48093] , that government should stop unnecessary flights to save the planet . There are some arguments for and against using plainsplanesNOUN [#48094] for business and leisure . Firstly , plain is the fastest type of transport . It is the mainimportantOTHER [#48095] thing for business , because for companiesOTHER [#48096] time is money for companiesOTHER [#48097] . Secondly , it is the thing wichwhichSPELL [#48098] can combine two or three transport in , because without it , you should travel by car or train , after that , on the ship or boat and by car , bus or train again . Moreover , all other types of transport exeptexceptSPELL [#48099] walking by foot or riding a bysiclebicycleSPELL [#48100] are harmful too . All cars , trains , buses , ships need enerjyenergySPELL [#48101] , for example oil , and this product contribute to air pollution and global warming , thanPREP [#48102] itwhichPRON [#48103] burnsis burningVERB:TENSE [#48104] by itOTHER [#48105] . However , people lived without plains for many many years . The air was moreADV [#48106] clearclearerADJ:FORM [#48107] and freshfresherMORPH [#48108] , it means , that planes are killing our planet . ToInPART [#48109] addadditionOTHER [#48110] to this , the products ( aluminium ) , wichwhichSPELL [#48111] is used to make plainsplanesNOUN [#48112] , is makemakesVERB:TENSE [#48113] influence on the pollution too , in the process of building the air transport . In conclusion , I would like to say , that I clearly understand the opinion of such people , who want to save the Earth , but in the 21st centurecenturySPELL [#48114] we can not imagenimagineSPELL [#48115] our life wihoutwithoutSPELL [#48116] travelling , it means that we can not live without plainsplanesNOUN [#48117] , because it would make influence on all spectorssectorsSPELL [#48118] of life , on work , on privatprivateSPELL [#48119] life . But the main looses will be in the economics of developing and developedallOTHER [#48120] countries .

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{"id": 2650}
EnvironmentEnvironmentalMORPH [#48387] protection is a conversationalcontroversialADJ [#48388] issue , which generates a great deal of heated debates with supporters , who claim ,PUNCT [#48389] that it is veryADV [#48390] necessary to abondbanVERB [#48391] different useless flights , while opponents suppose ,PUNCT [#48392] that it is n't a great problem ,becauseOTHER [#48393] whichitPRON [#48394]⚠️ is providednot restrictedOTHER [#48395] by laws ofOTHER [#48396] governmnetgovernmentSPELL [#48397] . I somewhat agree with thisDET [#48398] statement , and thinkOTHER [#48399] that it isaOTHER [#48400] vital problem in orderOTHER [#48401] to solvesolvMORPH [#48402] . I suggest ,believeOTHER [#48403] that every person wants to live in the safetysafeMORPH [#48404] environment , takesto takeVERB:FORM [#48405] a deep breath withofPREP [#48406] clear air and otherso onOTHER [#48407] , that 's why we should toVERB:FORM [#48408] do possible accomodationsaccommodationsSPELL [#48409] for its dealrealizationNOUN [#48410] . Firstly , people live in a high - technicaltechOTHER [#48411] world , where we connect with different parts of the countries or continendcontinentsSPELL [#48412] , that 's why it is n't veryADV [#48413] vital to fly by plane fortoPREP [#48414] conferences . For example , businessmen can discuss their problems with theDET [#48415] help of Skype . Moreover , this programme allows not only to speak with aDET [#48416] partner on the other side of theDET [#48417] screen ,PUNCT [#48418] but also andtoOTHER [#48419] see the person . I think it is veryADV [#48420] great and convientconvenientSPELL [#48421] . Secondly , nowadays political position is dangerous and a lot of typetypesNOUN:NUM [#48422] of air travellingtravelMORPH [#48423] are damaged . Besides , these unrecognizable sutuationssituationsSPELL [#48424] killdestroyVERB [#48425] aDET [#48426] huge amountnumberNOUN [#48427] of human lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#48428] . AlthoughHoweverADV [#48429] , I thinksthinkVERB:SVA [#48430] this problem is solved by protectionthe reinforcementOTHER [#48431] of local measures . For example , people , who havetheirOTHER [#48432] own deal orbusinessOTHER [#48433] business ,PUNCT [#48434] should to introduce orOTHER [#48435] share aircrafts ?OTHER [#48436] with companies in thistheDET [#48437] country , where theyPRON [#48438] live . This wayItOTHER [#48439] allows to protect airtheOTHER [#48440] atmosphere and at the same timeOTHER [#48441] own production , companies , fabricksfactoriesNOUN [#48442] . Thirdly , also wewe alsoWO [#48443] have other facilitiesmeansNOUN [#48444] to go to the university , to moveVERB [#48445] between different towns , to spend leisure activities ,PUNCT [#48446] such as by train , by bus or by car . All of these modes of transportOTHER [#48447] are moreADV [#48448] safesaferADJ:FORM [#48449] than planes , and a lot of people are frightened by a huge amountnumberNOUN [#48450] of kilometres frombetweenPREP [#48451] andCONJ [#48452] the ground . On the other hand , there are some disadvantages . Firstly , peopleairOTHER [#48453] choose ,travelOTHER [#48454] as a way of transportation , air travelling ,OTHER [#48455] because it is moreADV [#48456] faster . Secondly , sometimes accidents are happinedhappenedVERB [#48457] by independent conditionsfor reasonsOTHER [#48458] ofbeyondPREP [#48459] youyourDET [#48460] controlNOUN [#48461] , that 's why you have aDET [#48462] little time to prevent catastrouscatastrophesSPELL [#48463] ... In conclusion , I 'd like to say ,PUNCT [#48464] that everybody wishes to takebreatheVERB [#48465] aDET [#48466] clear oxygen without harmful pollutions , that 's why all requirenmentsrequirementsSPELL [#48467] are needed to putshould be adressedVERB [#48468] in our attentionOTHER [#48469] , iforOTHER [#48470] it will brbeVERB [#48471] not so comfortable toforPREP [#48472] us .

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{"id": 2651}
The bar graph demonstrates the number of young people : boys and girls ,PUNCT [#48473] who do n't have aOTHER [#48474] primary education in Africa , South Asia and Restthe the restDET [#48475] of the theDET [#48476] WorldworldORTH [#48477] in 2000 and 2012 . We can see the tendencetendencySPELL [#48478] , that the number of young generationpeople peopleNOUN [#48479] ofPREP [#48480] both sexes without aDET [#48481] primary education declined in general from 2000 to 2012 . In Africa there were 20 million ofPREP [#48482] boys and 23,723.7OTHER [#48483] million ofPREP [#48484] girls without accesaccessSPELL [#48485] to primary education in 2000 . The number of uneducatedADJ [#48486] boys decreased to 14,514.5OTHER [#48487] million and the number of uneducatedADJ [#48488] girls decreased to 18,218.2OTHER [#48489] million toinPREP [#48490] 2012 . In South Asia the number of boys without education was 11,111.1OTHER [#48491] million , while the number of girls was almost 2 times moreas highOTHER [#48492] and consistedequalledVERB [#48493] 21,621.6OTHER [#48494] million . ToByPREP [#48495] 2012 these numbers fell down . There were 5,15.1OTHER [#48496] million ofPREP [#48497] boys and 4,84.8OTHER [#48498] million ofPREP [#48499] girls without aDET [#48500] primary education in 2012 . As for the RestrestORTH [#48501] of the theDET [#48502] WorldworldORTH [#48503] , the number of children without aDET [#48504] primary education had aDET [#48505] downward trend , too . There were 10,510.5OTHER [#48506] million ofPREP [#48507] boys and 12,812.8OTHER [#48508] million ofPREP [#48509] girls in 2000 . The numbers decreased to 7,77.7OTHER [#48510] million ofPREP [#48511] boys and 7,67.6OTHER [#48512] million ofPREP [#48513] girls . To sum itPRON [#48514] up , in different regions the number of children ofPREP [#48515] both sexes who do n't have aDET [#48516] primary education declines every year .

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{"id": 2652}
Nowadays there are a lot of air travels . People use planes to travestravelSPELL [#48517] for business trips , holidays trips and leisure activity . But sometimes air travel is unnecessary because people have no need to go somewhere by plane ,PUNCT [#48518] so there is a point of view , that the governments of different countries should declinelimitVERB [#48519] the number of air travel bywithPREP [#48520] someDET [#48521] laws , because air transport causes air pollution and it is also a reasoncauseNOUN [#48522] of global warming . But is the decreaserestrictionNOUN [#48523] ofonPREP [#48524] air transport a good idea or not ? Let 'susCONTR [#48525] consider itPRON [#48526] . Let 'susCONTR [#48527] start with the point of view , that theDET [#48528] governments should ignore this situation and the amountnumberNOUN [#48529] of flights remainsshould remainVERB:TENSE [#48530] steady . There are a lot of advantages . Firstly , people can travel by plane as often as they want . Secondly , theOTHER [#48531] pricepricesNOUN:NUM [#48532] for tickets staysstayVERB:SVA [#48533] the same . As for disadvantages , theDET [#48534] global warming and air pollution because of theDET [#48535] air transport hurmesharmVERB [#48536] our planet . Now let 'susCONTR [#48537] consider the opinion , that theDET [#48538] governments should reduce the amountnumberNOUN [#48539] of flights . This situation has its advantages : air transport will pollute the atmosphere less , and there will be lessfewerADJ [#48540] air accidents . But this situation has a lot of disadvantages . Firstly , theOTHER [#48541] pricepricesNOUN:NUM [#48542] for planeNOUN [#48543] tickets to planesOTHER [#48544] will rise quickly . Only rich people will fly . Secondly , the majority of population will use other kinds of pubpublicOTHER [#48545] transport , for example , trains , cars , ships . SoHoweverADV [#48546] , we cacanCONTR [#48547] n'tnotCONTR [#48548] say , that these types of transport hurmsharmSPELL [#48549] our environment less , than planes doVERB [#48550] . Thirdly , theDET [#48551] tourism will stop to developdevelopingVERB:FORM [#48552] , because of lack of planes . TeTheSPELL [#48553] fact isVERB [#48554] , that the majority of people prefer to travel abroad foracrossPREP [#48555] many thousands kmof kilometresOTHER [#48556] . In addition ,PUNCT [#48557] si the same problems will take place in business . To sum itPRON [#48558] up , it is nonotOTHER [#48559] neednecessaryOTHER [#48560] for governments to declinelimitVERB [#48561] the amount of air travel , because ,PUNCT [#48562] firstly , air transport is the safest transport ; secondly , without air transport our world willVERB:TENSE [#48563] stopsstopMORPH [#48564] developdevelopingVERB:FORM [#48565] .

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{"id": 2658}
Nowadays , there are many different plans , which can be used for visiting other countries , for business or travelling . But samesomeSPELL [#48717] people people say that AirairORTH [#48718] travel has a mallsmallSPELL [#48719] influence on air pollution and global warming and govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#48720] should forbiteforbidSPELL [#48721] such many flying and input the law , which will do it . As been clearly understand that the big amountnumberNOUN [#48722] of planes makes noise and exhaust , but it is aOTHER [#48723] very comfortable type of transport . Also it is very fast . If you want to go abroad , you will fly by theDET [#48724] plane , because you will spend 5 - 8 hours . If you choose theaDET [#48725] car , you will spend about a week . Moreover , according to theDET [#48726] statistics , cars make more noise and gamagedamageSPELL [#48727] oftoPREP [#48728] nature . Of course , if govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#48729] think that alota lotORTH [#48730] of air travel is unnecessary , theyPRON [#48731] can introduce laws to reduce the number of air travel for business and leisure . While many people think that It is necessary . With development plantsplanesNOUN [#48732] are changed and now ItitORTH [#48733] is more safetysafeMORPH [#48734] thenthanSPELL [#48735] ItitORTH [#48736] was 10 years ago and also ItitORTH [#48737] burnburnsVERB:SVA [#48738] less fuilfuelSPELL [#48739] now . We should thinkVERB [#48740] about future and now scientists work anonSPELL [#48741] the new diseldieselSPELL [#48742] oil , which will safety for air pollusionpollutionSPELL [#48743] andpollutionOTHER [#48744] global warming .PUNCT [#48745] In conclusion , I would say that air travel is necessary for people , because anyoneeveryoneNOUN [#48746] wantwantsVERB:SVA [#48747] to wachseeVERB [#48748] other countries , their culture , to solve this business problems . In my opinion the govementgovernmentSPELL [#48749] shoulshouldSPELL [#48750] find sollusionsolutionSPELL [#48751] in other areas .

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{"id": 2660}
Today , our world rapidly changes itselfPRON [#48762]⚠️ . Life of people becomes more convenient because of modern technologies . And air travelling are available for most of people . So , there are a lot of plane flights every day and this situation plays a big role in theDET [#48763] ecological condition of our planet . Some people think , that air travelling is one of the most harmful things for ecology . But , to my mind , it is not so . There are a lot of other various problems for our planet . For example , cars . Their harm for environment are much larger because of the quantity . Every day billions of cars pollute antheDET [#48764] atmosphere with litres of gases . Actually , this factor is in the first place in the list of problems to my opinion . But it is not possible for governments to forbid car riding , because of their convenience in our life . Thus , air travel is not sothatOTHER [#48765] considerable problem for us from the ecological point of view . Aircraft industry rapidly develops , all over the world . It changes our life , positively influences economics of most countries and promotes world technological progress . If governments reduce air travel , we will walk some steps back in progress timeNOUN [#48766] and will injure all theDET [#48767] humanity .

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{"id": 2661}
The given bar chart presents data about the number of children who have no access to obtainVERB [#48768] primary education in regions by gender in the different time . Overall , it can be clearly seen that in Africa 2000 theytherePRON [#48769]⚠️ were the mostADV [#48770] highest level of children who haveOTHER [#48771] no -PUNCT [#48772] accessingaccessMORPH [#48773] to primary education , whereas in South Asia 2012 theytherePRON [#48774]⚠️ were the lowest level , about 10 % . As the chart shown , Africa 's level declined in 2000 from 44 % to 33 % in 2012 . In other areas , the percentage also changed byoverPREP [#48775] the time , and percentage decreased in South Asia and Rest of World to 10 % and 16 % respectively , in 2012 . The given data also shownshowsVERB:TENSE [#48776] the difference between theDET [#48777] male and theDET [#48778] female in accessing to primary education , but in all regions , the percentage was inatPREP [#48779] the same level .

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{"id": 2683}
There is an opinion that theDET [#49082] large amount of air travel causecausesVERB:SVA [#49083] an air pollution and global warming , and it is necessary to limit the number of air travel . In what way it seems to be true and is government regulation really important for solutingsolvingSPELL [#49084] the problem ? Personally I strongly disagree with the view above . To begin with , nowadays ittherePRON [#49085] isareVERB:SVA [#49086] a lot of other transport systems , such as cars , buses , ships , etc .PUNCT [#49087] , so why it is thinked that only air travelling polluted the atmosphere ? Furthermore , reducing the air travelling is impossible in modern society , because it will stop the life of million people who use air transport every day . But there are people who declare the fact , that many of earthlandNOUN [#49088] transport become moreclearerOTHER [#49089] and moreADV [#49090] clearclearerADJ:FORM [#49091] from day to day . They believe , that new cars will be non -notOTHER [#49092] dangerousedangerousSPELL [#49093] for our planet and we should refuse air travelling at all . The opinion above sounds good , but science isdoesVERB:TENSE [#49094] not create such beautiful safetysafeMORPH [#49095] transport yet , so in my opinion no matter what transport is usingusedVERB:FORM [#49096] by people , it is polluting air in any ways . In addition , once a life I was changed my air travel for travel by car , and it was uncomfortable and takentookVERB:FORM [#49097] really much time . To make a conclusion , I would like to say that air pollution and global warming is extremely important problem that must have a solution . But reducing the amount of air travel is not wisdomwiseOTHER [#49098] decision until it will be created and provided a suitable exchange for this type of transport .

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{"id": 2698}
The table illustrates the amount of global smartphone profits between 2010 and 2015 years . According to the graph we can see what standstandsVERB:SVA [#49251] out there . It is Apple smartphonesmartphonesNOUN:NUM [#49252] . Beginning with 2010 year , this technology is more popular in society thenthanSPELL [#49253] othersotherMORPH [#49254] smartphonesmartphonesMORPH [#49255] , 41 percent of global profit in 2010 and more 90 percent in 2015 year . It considerably increased . What about Samsung , as othersotherMORPH [#49256] smartphone smartphonesNOUN [#49257] , that we can see on the graph , itPRON [#49258] is not noticeable the amount of profits , approximately 15 % . However , in 2013 years it reached the top iswhich wasOTHER [#49259] 42 percentage share of global smartphone profits , but in 2014 Samsung 's profitsOTHER [#49260] began to decrease and in 2015 reached the low of 12 % . Such the smartphones as Blackberry and HTC have stabilizestabilizedVERB:FORM [#49261] the amount of share , Blackberry is nearly 20 % and HTC is 9 % . They level off from 2010 and 2015 years and in 2015 years reached the same percentage is about 5 . In conclusion we can summarise the information from the graph and can say , that nowadays , the company Apple is the main company of smartphonesmartphonesNOUN:NUM [#49262] . Only theDET [#49263] Samsung can be the opponent of Apple . Such smartphones as Blackberry and HTC haveVERB:TENSE [#49264] become not relevant atonPREP [#49265] theDET [#49266] market .

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{"id": 2723}
In modern conditionconditionsNOUN:NUM [#49583] the problem of ecology is strongly important , that is why the humanity seeksis looking is lookingVERB [#49584] forPREP [#49585] different ways to reduce the damagedamagingMORPH [#49586] influence ofonPREP [#49587] the Earth from our everyday life . As we knoeknowSPELL [#49588] , aircraftsaircraftNOUN:INFL [#49589] make a contribution intoPREP [#49590] air pollution and global warming . One of possible ways to solve this problem is decreasingto decreaseVERB:FORM [#49591] the amount of air travel for business and leisure by using a law . However , I do not encourage this approach . At first , the air transport is the one of the popular , safetysafeMORPH [#49592] and fast kingkindNOUN [#49593] of transport . Nowadays , humanity can not toVERB:FORM [#49594] find appropriate substitution for it . For instance , it is impossible to remove on anatheranotherSPELL [#49595] matericcontinentNOUN [#49596] without air , if there is twoOTHER [#49597] between couple oftwoOTHER [#49598] places are oceanOTHER [#49599] . At secondSecondlyOTHER [#49600] , there are more effective methods to stop the process of global warming and air pollution . As we know , scientistscientistsNOUN:NUM [#49601] of all world areVERB:TENSE [#49602] working to researchdeviseVERB [#49603] alternative ways of energy instead of air angandSPELL [#49604] gas , that unisngusingSPELL [#49605] such as fuel for , cars . It is evidenceevidentMORPH [#49606] , that car using more common millions of cars and influence moreADV [#49607] greater to ecology than all aircraft , that exist on the planet , if theyPRON [#49608] fly simultaneously . To conclude , to win air and global warming , the humanity should toVERB:FORM [#49609] reduce directions , that introduce the main distribution to ruin the nature , but not small details .

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{"id": 2731}
In our days it is impossible to work hard for 1 parent and usually both parents spend their time at work , but their childrenschildrenSPELL [#49693] take less attention comparedVERB [#49694] to thenthemSPELL [#49695] in theDET [#49696] past . It is really apple of decorddiscordSPELL [#49697] today and in my essay I want to write about reasons of it . First of all , in our changeable world all people want to be successsuccessfulMORPH [#49698] , that is why a lot of adults spend their life at work . By the way , they workare workingVERB:TENSE [#49699] during the day around 8 - 16 hours and ca n't givedevoteVERB [#49700] time to their children . Parents want to give their child good education but it needneedsVERB:SVA [#49701] the money , which they earn atbyPREP [#49702] hard workworkingMORPH [#49703] . Secondly , we live in the modern world and ittherePRON [#49704]⚠️ is worldwide profession " babysitter " . In theDET [#49705] patpastNOUN [#49706] it was aDET [#49707] grandma or aDET [#49708] grandpa , but now parentparentsNOUN:NUM [#49709] think that a aDET [#49710] babysitter isVERB [#49711] more useful for their children . For example , they can educate baby any language or help with other subjects , such as math , physics , biology , etc . Moreover , babysitters have more quality than parents in relationship with teenagers . But on the other hand it can be a big problem for parents , because if they wo n't pay attention ontoPREP [#49712] child , he / she can turngetVERB [#49713] into bad company , such as people , whichwhoPRON [#49714] drink alcohol , or smoke cigarettes , or more redicolousridiculousSPELL [#49715] - drugs . Nevertheless , ifasPREP [#49716] we know children from rich families areVERB [#49717] more dangerous , because their parents do n't spend time with them and aDET [#49718] child grew underPREP [#49719] withtheOTHER [#49720] bad influence in theDET [#49721] internet . With money they do what they want and do n't care about nothinganythingNOUN [#49722] . To sum it all up , I want to say that nowadays parents really spend less time with their children , but they want to give children good childhood , education , and future , that is why we have this problem in our days .

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{"id": 2733}
Nowadays , the time spent by families in order to go out or jutjustSPELL [#49732] gather and talk to each other has become miserable . Therefore , the question of what may have caused this phenomenon and whatwhichPRON [#49733]⚠️ are possible consequences of it is hottlyhotlySPELL [#49734] debated . First of all , today humanity lives in the age of smartphones and the Internet . Children are getting used to such devices since being infants and spend all day long surfing the Net and that is how addiction occurs . So both parents and their offspring abuse gadgets ,PUNCT [#49735] this results in the situation when they just ca n't find time to spend with each other . Secondly , modern competitive employment market forcesNOUN [#49736] both parents to work in different occupations in order to be confident in terms of finances and to make ends meltmeetVERB [#49737] while their children are getting a degree . This reason also prevent them from seeing children frequently . Finally , more and more children nowadays prefer friends to family due to the fact that pussmatesNOUN [#49738] understand them better , which is also harmful for healthy family relationships . All of the reasons above can lead to irreversible consequences , in particular misunderstanding of each other may arise which will definetelydefinitelySPELL [#49739] lead to disagreements and conflicts . All of these issues will emerge generation gap widening ,PUNCT [#49740] making parents and children strangers or even worse . In conclusion , there areVERB [#49741] various reasons preventing family member to spending time together so the corresponding cases of this situation might occur spoiling their relationships . Because of this , we should always remember that both good relationships between family members and gathering together goes hand - toinPREP [#49742] - hand and that is why we should break any obstacles , arising between us and having an opportunity to spend time with our parents .

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{"id": 2735}
In a lot ofmostOTHER [#49765] modern families both parents go out to work and children spend less time with their parents than they did in the past . There are a few reasons for this situation . First of all , there areisVERB:SVA [#49766] a large lackgapNOUN [#49767] between the level of education in 1900s and nowadays . Now we live in the world with theDET [#49768] free education for women like for men . In theDET [#49769] past , women should knewknowVERB:FORM [#49770] only the numerous , painting and playing the piano . Today women can be doctors , astrophysycistsastrophysicistsSPELL [#49771] or presidents . And there are lots of women who want to take a strongly career . So today there are lots of working mammomsNOUN [#49772] as and free - childchildfreeOTHER [#49773] pairs . Secondly , we live in the world , where the lackgapNOUN [#49774] frombetweenPREP [#49775] poor and rich are giganticallygiganticMORPH [#49776] . Lots of people do notOTHER [#49777] have n'tCONTR [#49778] money for their " firstlyfirstMORPH [#49779] needs " . But all of children need eat , home , education and other needs . So , inatPREP [#49780] this time both of parents must workingworkVERB:FORM [#49781] a lot , and as a result spend less time with their kids . In my opinion , here are some problems which can be caused . One of thistheseDET [#49782] problems are causecausedVERB:FORM [#49783] in that case : parents whichwhoPRON [#49784] go out to the work and workingworkVERB:FORM [#49785] in interesting places can be takestakeVERB:TENSE [#49786] their children lots of interesting and useful information . But on the other side children , whichwhoseDET [#49787] parents spend notimeno timeORTH [#49788] with them , comegoVERB [#49789] away from their pareintsparentsSPELL [#49790] . They do n't think any moreanymoreORTH [#49791] that their parents are their best friends . They can takestakeVERB:FORM [#49792] aDET [#49793] relationships with bad or angry persons and bring a lot of problems , than whenADV [#49794] they are alone at home . To conclusionconcludeMORPH [#49795] this topic , there are different reasons go out work , if you have babies , and lots of reasons for do n'tnotOTHER [#49796] toVERB:FORM [#49797] do it , but all the time it is personal choisechoiceSPELL [#49798] of the parents . When I was a child ,PUNCT [#49799] my father went out fromleftOTHER [#49800] my mom and my mom worked a lot . Once , she camedidVERB [#49801] not comeVERB [#49802] to my birthday party . I was very angry to her . Nowadays I see that my mom loves her work , she isVERB [#49803] successful chief executive officer and I love her so much .

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{"id": 2747}
Some claim that the current pattern of behaviour in contemporary families is the employment of both parents at the same time and consequently paying less attention to the kids whichwhoPRON [#49973]⚠️ becomes damaging to the joint time spending . It is also a common knowledge that such pattern was not popular among the families of the past and since the outriseriseSPELL [#49974] of the modern society the aprementionedaforementionedSPELL [#49975] behaviour causes various issues detrimental toforPREP [#49976] the family life . First and premostforemostSPELL [#49977] , the employment of both parents is the result of the female emansipationemancipationSPELL [#49978] and an increasingly speedy lifestyle . The family can now be economically stable and efficient if only having both spouses working and adding up to a joint budget . One of the possible descriptions of such a trend might be the adjustment of the micro - economic reality on the scale of a household to the social shifts which are theDET [#49979] independencyindependenceMORPH [#49980] of women and theDET [#49981] equality of rights . Considering the effects of such a trend , it is important to emphasize it 'sitsOTHER [#49982] detrimental character for theDET [#49983] kids . If women were not only responsible for bringing up the child in the past , but also being there for him atPREP [#49984] all timestimeNOUN:NUM [#49985] whether he / she needsneededVERB:TENSE [#49986] mental or physical support , nowadays the situation has altered . Children and especially adolescents lacking family time are forced to turn to their friends for the issues once being resolved inside of the family . As a result , children tend to become self - centered , unstable and naïvenaiveSPELL [#49987] , while not having the needed amount of attention from their parents . More importantly , the lack of family time also impacts parents , creating constant tension between the spouses , which is being released during family fights and puts the healthy atmosphere at home in danger . My personal stance of the problem is rather negative . Like many others ,PUNCT [#49988] I have experienced the constant work overload of my parents during the time of the childhood and I believe that under the modern circumstances it is now immensely important to makemanageVERB [#49989] the time for your family somehow at least onatPREP [#49990] theDET [#49991] weekends not being bothered by theDET [#49992] constantly arousing business issues The key feature here is evidently a phyciologicalphysiologicalSPELL [#49993] approach due to which the families should understand the major importance of theDET [#49994] family activities and minor importance of fulfilling carious work tasks on freetimein free their spare timeOTHER [#49995] . In conclusion , it is obvious that the times have changed and modern families do not share any kind of resemblance with the precious ones , however the only common feature of families now and then might be communication .,PUNCT [#49996] The human interaction among the closest people . There are will never become less rewarding yet has already and will most definitely become more and more challenging .

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{"id": 2749}
In recent times there are ongoing debates about relationship between parents and their children . In this essay I wat to find out some reasons of theDET [#50011] children 'sreductionOTHER [#50012] lessofOTHER [#50013] time spending byPREP [#50014] with parentsparents withWO [#50015] their childrenOTHER [#50016] and also givedescribeVERB [#50017] some problems which this problem cause . First of all , let 's consider some roots of that problem . In fact , thatthoseOTHER [#50018] parents should earn money for children ' future and education for children and they must work all day . Also , they do not have enough free time such as vacation or something like this . For example , my mother workworksVERB:SVA [#50019] in office during theallDET [#50020] year and her sheffchiefNOUN [#50021] does not give time to relax for aDET [#50022] long time . Let 's consider some causes of this problem . Children start to spend more time sitingsittingMORPH [#50023] in the Internet , due to this fact their eyes becomegoVERB [#50024] worthbadADJ [#50025] . Also , they start to study badly without parent 's controllingcontrolMORPH [#50026] . Moreover , and the most awful thing is that children can keep in touch with bad society ,PUNCT [#50027] get some injures and start to dodoingVERB:FORM [#50028] awful things . For example , my classmate invited some strange people and they grabedrobVERB [#50029] their home , in addition her parents at this moment were in office , where they work . Taking everything into consideration ,PUNCT [#50030] it can be concluded that parents should do some actions to spend more time with their children and control theythemPRON [#50031] .

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{"id": 2751}
It goes without saying that nowadays children spend less time with both mother and fartherfatherSPELL [#50041] because parents have to work in order to earn money for family . It is not surprising but in the past children spendspentVERB:TENSE [#50042] more time with their parents . To my mind , there are some reasons for thisitPRON [#50043]⚠️ . Firstly , parents work a lot because they want to give the education to their children and try t provide them withPREP [#50044] all important things . Secondly , in the past the situation was not the same because there were not so many opportunities for work , theDET [#50045] past generation was given aDET [#50046] definitelydefiniteMORPH [#50047] job and aDET [#50048] place . Moreover , now we live in the world of big consumption where it is very difficult to live if you do n't have enough money . It is worth adding that histhisDET [#50049] situation causecausesVERB:SVA [#50050] a lot of problems which every family has to tackle in order to improve the relationships in family anandSPELL [#50051] live in the harmony without any misunderstanding . Moreover , the main problem is obvious , which isOTHER [#50052] parents and children do n't communicate a lot with each other , they begin to argue because they do n't understand the situation . Also , children in such families are living alone , parents do n't support them due to the lack of time . In conclusion , I would like to say that as one of the famous saying goes , " So many men , so many minds " . But I strongly believe that both parents and their children have to solve this problem . For example , it is an excellent idea to spend a lot of time together when parent have aDET [#50053] day - off . Unfortunately , some parents avoid such chances and prefer more important things for them instead of spending time with the family .

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{"id": 2757}
Nowadays there are some causes which describe relationships between parents and their kids . Due to being busy by working ,PUNCT [#50136] parents often forgot to give own children more attention , so kids becamestartedVERB [#50137] spending less time foronPREP [#50138] being together with parents in family . That is why it is necessary to solve anDET [#50139] appeared problem . DetermingDeterminationSPELL [#50140] aDET [#50141] reasons why such problemNOUN [#50142] happeneshappensSPELL [#50143] let us define what to do . It will be great to analyze psychological condition of family members to reach anaDET [#50144] compromisscompromiseSPELL [#50145] in making aDET [#50146] decision for solving a problem . At first , as atheDET [#50147] most important reason can be being tired because of exitingexistingVERB [#50148] routine . Parents should know that their kids are theDET [#50149] biggest gift given by God and it istheyOTHER [#50150] need to value them . At secondSecondly ,OTHER [#50151] , there is misunderstandingOTHER [#50152] between parents and children are misunderstandingVERB [#50153] . Both subgectssubjectsSPELL [#50154] of given groups donotdo notORTH [#50155] want totally hertheirDET [#50156] own voices . And it is not wonderfulOTHER [#50157] existing argues which can not judge themPRON [#50158]⚠️ right are judge them wonderfulOTHER [#50159] . Moreover , it will beVERB [#50160] right fortoPART [#50161] rememberingrememberVERB:FORM [#50162] how parents ' kids have becamebecomeVERB:FORM [#50163] bigger thatthanPREP [#50164] they were . As an advice in such situation anaDET [#50165] doctor may help in findingfindOTHER [#50166] easonsreasonsSPELL [#50167] for avoiding and miscorruptingdiscouragingSPELL [#50168] them . Misunderstanding in modern families naymaySPELL [#50169] influence bad results of communication between members as crashing and spoiling relationships . To cut a long story short , I want to pay attention that children for parents are continuers of old generations and it is important to care aboutofPREP [#50170] them by giving much love and spending more time , in spite of being busy working daily .

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{"id": 2761}
Some people believe that air travelling causes such ecological problems as air pollution and global warming and people should stop using it so much . Others have the opposite oppinionopinionSPELL [#50286] and think that humanity should not doingdoVERB:FORM [#50287] somethinganythingNOUN [#50288] thetoOTHER [#50289] solve that problem . OneOnSPELL [#50290] the one hand , it is reallypossibleADJ [#50291] to do nothing when ecology becomes worse from year to year . There are a lot of organisations that try to safe our world from ecological disasterdisastersNOUN:NUM [#50292] . They reduce aDET [#50293] level of bad effects ofcaused byOTHER [#50294] factories , conernconcerningSPELL [#50295] about the harm of cars ontoPREP [#50296] theDET [#50297] air pollutionnatureNOUN [#50298] , fightfightingVERB:FORM [#50299] withagainstPREP [#50300] deforistationdeforestationSPELL [#50301] . All in all , they try to use any opportunity to decrease the pollution and resist to other problems in terms of ecology . Millions of people travelling onbyPREP [#50302] theDET [#50303] plane when sometimes it can vebeSPELL [#50304] fonedoneSPELL [#50305] by , for example , train . It is indoubtlyundoubtedlySPELL [#50306] that reducing ofPREP [#50307] the amount of air travelling will lead to significant positive changes in air pollution and preventing of global warming . On the other hand , people use plane because it is really the fastest and most comfortable way to travel . And in conditions of our fast rhythmpaceNOUN [#50308] of life it is the only possible variant to see the world and not to spend on that much time . Moreover , most of theOTHER [#50309] people have a really short time to leisure and it is really difficult to imagine holidays without plane . Of course , ecology defenders say not about the stoppingterminationNOUN [#50310] usingofOTHER [#50311] planes usageNOUN [#50312] but they suggest to introduce laws that immediately will lead to theDET [#50313] increasingincreaseMORPH [#50314] ofinPREP [#50315] prices . Furthermore , it is not the best news for people thatwhoPRON [#50316]⚠️ like to travel . In conclusion , of course , the situation thatwithOTHER [#50317] like to traveltravelling willVERB [#50318] hardly be solvedOTHER [#50319] in the near future , because our world is too influenceddependsOTHER [#50320] byonPREP [#50321] the possibility of travelling by plane . In my point of view , we should think about the methods of decreasing ofinPREP [#50322] air pollution and global warming but we should do it by using new technologies without fallingreductionNOUN [#50323] of confinienceconvenienceSPELL [#50324] of our life .

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{"id": 2763}
A huge number of air travel is unnecessary , but they destroy our cologyecologySPELL [#50351] and supportstrengthenVERB [#50352] air pollution and global warming . It is aDET [#50353] reasonsreasonNOUN:NUM [#50354] for question : should goverment reduce the number of air travel for air companycompaniesNOUN:NUM [#50355] and use lowslawsNOUN [#50356] for it ? I disagree with theDET [#50357] opinion to reduce the air chantsflightsNOUN [#50358] by goverment . The first reason is thatPREP [#50359] iiitSPELL [#50360] can provide many ways for monopolisticmonopoliesOTHER [#50361] in air market and many people can lose the most fastfastestADJ:FORM [#50362] way to travelling . For example , I was born in Kurgan , but I am studying in Moscow . WayA distanceOTHER [#50363] between Kurgan and Moscow is 2150 kilometres . It is more than 40 hourshourNOUN:NUM [#50364] toVERB:FORM [#50365] trip onbyPREP [#50366] theDET [#50367] train . However , I flyam gettingVERB [#50368] on aDET [#50369] airplaneplaneSPELL [#50370] durigforPREP [#50371] 2.5 hours every holidays , and I valueapreciateVERB [#50372] it . Laws for reduce air travel make willOTHER [#50373] delete this way for me . IItPRON [#50374] will be bad for customers . The second reason is thatPREP [#50375] it can decreasestemVERB [#50376] sciencescientificMORPH [#50377] activity in air sciences . However , theDET [#50378] problem with pollution and global warming is very dangerous for all people . I think goverment can introduce laws which stimylatestimulateSPELL [#50379] air companycompaniesNOUN:NUM [#50380] invest toto investWO [#50381] inPREP [#50382] air reseachesresearchesSPELL [#50383] for decreasing pollutionsair pollutionNOUN [#50384] of aircaused byOTHER [#50385] planes . It can solve problem with pollution and others ecological problem without reducing air travel . Air companies have large profit . It should invest in researching , ecological programs and searching ways to reduce pollution fromcaused byOTHER [#50386] air companyplanesNOUN [#50387] . I think it is the best decision , which goverment can introducetakeVERB [#50388] .

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{"id": 2766}
The given carbarNOUN [#50410] chart illustrates changes in the number of children by region forPREP [#50411] whomwhereOTHER [#50412] primary education is unavailable . It compares the foresaidaforesaidADJ [#50413] feature in 2000 and 2012 . Moreover , as itPRON [#50414]⚠️ is shown in the graph , each column is divided by the gender of children almost everywhere . There is an evident downward trend . The number of children without access to primary school education slumpedfellVERB [#50415] during the period under consideration . The changes were more drasticaldrasticSPELL [#50416] in theDET [#50417] South -PUNCT [#50418] AsianAsiaMORPH [#50419] regionNOUN [#50420] , where only 1/3 of the children who did n't have access to education in 2000 didhadVERB [#50421] soitOTHER [#50422] in 2012 . The allocation by gender shows that in 2000 much more girls were deprived of education than boys . In 2012 these numbers became practically equal . Moreover , in South Asia more girls had access to education than boys . However , in Africa such a downward tendency in the percentage of girls without accssaccessSPELL [#50423] to education can not be noticed .

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{"id": 2771}
In nowadays , many people believe that only longer prison sentence can help to reduce the crime . But other people try to find more effective humanistic way of reducing crime . On the one hand , people think that if they make prison sentence longer ,PUNCT [#50497] many future crimes will be reduced because aDET [#50498] burglar , aDET [#50499] murder , aDET [#50500] kidnapper and others will think twice before make a crime . For example , people can just beVERB [#50501] afraid to make a crime , because if they do it and policy caughtcatchVERB:TENSE [#50502] them , they will spend all their life in prison . In spite of this fact , many people forPREP [#50503] for whichwhomPRON [#50504]⚠️ making a crime is a " lifestyle " it hasOTHER [#50505] never stopped themPRON [#50506]⚠️ tofromPART [#50507] dodoingVERB:FORM [#50508] it . On the other hand , other people advise better , alternative ways of reducing a crime such as special moral subjects in school , increasing government payments for homelesseshomelessMORPH [#50509] and so on . For example , special moral subjects in school can helpshelpVERB:FORM [#50510] pupils understand which actions are right and ligallegalSPELL [#50511] and which are not . Moreover , increasing government payments can helpshelpVERB:FORM [#50512] to reduce a crime , because many people areVERB:TENSE [#50513] just stopped byPREP [#50514] need in food , water , clothes and so on . So they do n't need to make a crime for their survivingsurvivalMORPH [#50515] . In my opinion , I absolutely agree with atheDET [#50516] second view , because I think that it is not right way to reduce a crime , people just shouldVERB:TENSE [#50517] have notnot haveWO [#50518] toaOTHER [#50519] wantwishOTHER [#50520] to make a crime . In conclusion , I believe in this world without crimes .

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{"id": 2776}
The bar graph illustrates changes in the amount of kids whichwhoPRON [#50612]⚠️ could noynotSPELL [#50613] takegetVERB [#50614] a primary school education between 2000 and 2012 by gender and location . Overall , there areis a aOTHER [#50615] tendency to declinefor a numberOTHER [#50616] offorPREP [#50617] aDET [#50618] number oftoPART [#50619] childrendeclineVERB [#50620] during all period . Also we can see that theDET [#50621] number of girls without initial education tupicalytypicallySPELL [#50622] higher than theDET [#50623] amount of boys . South Asia and Africa had the biggestlargestADJ [#50624] amountlargest ofOTHER [#50625] kids witoutwithoutSPELL [#50626] initial education . It was 21.6 mln and 23.7 mln in 2000 respectevelyrespectivelySPELL [#50627] . However ,PUNCT [#50628] in 2012 theDET [#50629] situation iswasVERB:TENSE [#50630] changed and South Asia became countrythe part of the worldOTHER [#50631] with the lowest number of chieldrenchildrenSPELL [#50632] without primary education with 4.8 mln girls and 5.1 boys . In contrast , theOTHER [#50633] rest of the world had 7.6 girls aandOTHER [#50634] 7.7 millionOTHER [#50635] uneducated boys .

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{"id": 2780}
The chart illustratillustratesSPELL [#50708] the theDET [#50709] proportion ofPREP [#50710] boys and girls without access to primary school education from 2000 to 2012 in Africa , South Asia and Restin the restOTHER [#50711] of theDET [#50712] WorldworldORTH [#50713] . Overall , morethe largerOTHER [#50714] numbersnumberNOUN:NUM [#50715] ofPREP [#50716] girls whoPRON [#50717]⚠️ finished primary school in both years and in 2000 more children studied in school , than in 2012 . In Africa 43.7 millionsmillionMORPH [#50718] children without access to primary school education in 2000 year , by contrast in Restthe restDET [#50719] of theDET [#50720] WorldworldORTH [#50721] -there wereOTHER [#50722] 13.3 millionsmillionMORPH [#50723] children . Also , in 2000 year Restthe restDET [#50724] of theDET [#50725] WorldworldORTH [#50726] had minimumthe lowest number ofOTHER [#50727] children , who finished primary school . South Asia had aanDET [#50728] average value ofPREP [#50729] children , with 32.7 millionsmillionMORPH [#50730] children . In all regions dicriesedthe numberOTHER [#50731] theDET [#50732] number of children without access to primary education in 2012 year . In South Asia theDET [#50733] number of girls dramaticalydramaticallySPELL [#50734] falled from 21.6 to 4.8 . In Africa , theDET [#50735] number of girls decriseddecreasedSPELL [#50736] from 23.7 to 18.2 and theDET [#50737] number of boys dropeddroppedVERB:INFL [#50738] from 20 to 14.5 . In Restthe restDET [#50739] of theDET [#50740] WorldworldORTH [#50741] theDET [#50742] number of children was commonsimilarADJ [#50743] withtoPREP [#50744] girls 7.6 millionsmillionMORPH [#50745] and boysthere wereOTHER [#50746] 7.7 millionOTHER [#50747] millionsmillionMORPH [#50748] . In 2012 year South Asia had minimumthe lowest amount ofOTHER [#50749] children without access to primary school education , 9.9 millionOTHER [#50750] millionsmillionMORPH [#50751] .

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{"id": 2782}
The bar chart below gives information about aDET [#50793] number of boys and girls who do not have access to primary education in different regions from 2000 to 2012 . As we can see from the chart , it is clearly that in 2000 anDET [#50794] African 'sNOUN:POSS [#50795] boys and girls takestakeVERB:SVA [#50796] a leading position with their education at school amongcomparing toOTHER [#50797] othersotherMORPH [#50798] region . For example , theDET [#50799] amount of girls in Africa iswasVERB:TENSE [#50800] 23.7 million , whereas in Restthe restDET [#50801] of theDET [#50802] WorldworldORTH [#50803] ittherePRON [#50804]⚠️ iswereVERB:TENSE [#50805] 12.8 million . Moreover , the data about theDET [#50806] number of children without access to primary school in Africa in 2000 iswasVERB:TENSE [#50807] the highestlargestADJ [#50808] in comparison with othersotherMORPH [#50809] countrycountriesNOUN:NUM [#50810] and othersotherMORPH [#50811] years . As for the lowest position ,PUNCT [#50812] than it iswasVERB:TENSE [#50813] South Asia in 2012 . In this year the level of children iswasVERB:TENSE [#50814] minimazingminimizingSPELL [#50815] ( girls iswereVERB:TENSE [#50816] 4.8 , boys - 5.1 ) . It is clearly seen from the diagram , that the level ofinPREP [#50817] South AsianAsiaMORPH [#50818] access to primary education fromamongPREP [#50819] boys and girls fromforPREP [#50820] 12 years ishas goneVERB [#50821] extremlyextremelySPELL [#50822] gohas goneVERB:TENSE [#50823] down .

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{"id": 2783}
ItTherePRON [#50824] is no doubt that nowadays in the WorldworldORTH [#50825] there are lots of environmental problems like air pollution , noise pollution , water and so on . And to solutesolveMORPH [#50826] this serious problem is not easy . There is anDET [#50827] opinion , that theDET [#50828] one of the causecausesNOUN:NUM [#50829] of air pollution is airplane , and forPREP [#50830] thetoOTHER [#50831] solvingsolveMORPH [#50832] it government should decrease the number of air travel . Unfortunately , I do not agree with thesethisDET [#50833] opinion , and below I will try to explain my idea . First of all , it is quite understandable that the air travel is not only one cause of pollution and global warming . For example , care , manufactures and people 'shumanOTHER [#50834] factorsfactorNOUN:NUM [#50835] as whole can be causecausesNOUN [#50836] of these problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#50837] too . That is why government should not only airplanesNOUN [#50838] to declinereduceVERB [#50839] numberthe amountOTHER [#50840] of airNOUN [#50841] travel , but and for others pollutedpollutingMORPH [#50842] factors . Secondly , if government willVERB:TENSE [#50843] control the amount of business air travel and tourism , thanthenSPELL [#50844] people can be agrassiveagressiveSPELL [#50845] . For illustrating I havewill takeVERB [#50846] aDET [#50847] businessman , because in caseOTHER [#50848] of reducing the number of business travel , theybusinessmenOTHER [#50849] can toVERB:FORM [#50850] lose money adandSPELL [#50851] clients . It is unprofitable for people . Moreover , thereOTHER [#50852] may be aDET [#50853] problem with theDET [#50854] educational program . In conclusion , I should say that government should pay its attention ontoPREP [#50855] rather sphere for theDET [#50856] regulation ofPREP [#50857] problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#50858] like air pollution , not only one , government should provide some educational program about that . Global warming is not only because of airplaneairplanesNOUN:INFL [#50859] , it is mostly due to us -,PUNCT [#50860] people .

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{"id": 2785}
Many scientists from all over the world are working to solve this problem . In many big countries the main tipetypeSPELL [#50879] of international transport is air - travelling and isitSPELL [#50880] is very unnecessary for our world , becousebecauseSPELL [#50881] asthe largerOTHER [#50882] theDET [#50883] amount of air travelingflightsNOUN [#50884] more asbecomes , the higher the level ofOTHER [#50885] global warming is more reallyADV [#50886] . I agree with extentthe ideaOTHER [#50887] that air traveling contributecontributesVERB:SVA [#50888] greatly to air pollution and global warming . BecouseBecauseSPELL [#50889] of air pollution many tipestypesSPELL [#50890] of animals from all over the world are failingdying outVERB [#50891] and it is a big problem for theDET [#50892] animalsanimalNOUN:NUM [#50893] world . Global warming is one of the most important problems in the whole world nowdaysnowadaysSPELL [#50894] and this problem needneedsVERB:SVA [#50895] to solvebe solvedVERB:TENSE [#50896] , becousebecauseSPELL [#50897] if every president of aDET [#50898] big country do n'ta bigOTHER [#50899] takecountryOTHER [#50900] enough attention payVERB [#50901] totheOTHER [#50902] solving thissolution of the solutionOTHER [#50903] big problem ,PUNCT [#50904] our beautiful world aillwillSPELL [#50905] be failedperishVERB [#50906] . This is a very huge problem not only for presidents of big countries but also for us . We need to support our presidents , becousbecauseSPELL [#50907] without our supportingsupportMORPH [#50908] , they can not solve not only this problem , but also everyotherOTHER [#50909] problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#50910] . AnySomeDET [#50911] timestimeNOUN:NUM [#50912] ago one of the most talented actors from all over the world Leonardo di CaprioDiCaprioORTH [#50913] finally taketookVERB:TENSE [#50914] an OscaroscarORTH [#50915] and after many kind of congratulations he said , that we need to support to people who tried to solve global warming problem not only for us but also for our children for children 's childrengenerationsOTHER [#50916] . I agree with this inredibleincredibleSPELL [#50917] actor . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#50918] the amount of air travelling is ononeSPELL [#50919] of the most important issues and if our presidents couldcanVERB:TENSE [#50920] solvecanVERB [#50921] this problem ,PUNCT [#50922] everything will be OK . I believe that governments can reduce the amount of air travel and I wonnawant toVERB [#50923] to help to my country for memyselfPRON [#50924]⚠️ , for my family and for all of us .

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{"id": 2787}
Over the last 10 years travel has become extremely popular worldwide ( in our country ) . And itPRON [#50943] is now andanSPELL [#50944] integral part of modern society and everyday life . It is unanimouslyunanimousMORPH [#50945] acknowledge that many travel proven to contribute . I disagree with this opinion . My opinion finds a sister 'sNOUN:POSS [#50946] and my mother 'sNOUN:POSS [#50947] and grandfather 'sNOUN:POSS [#50948] support . ThereTheirDET [#50949] mind is very important for me . A lot of people think inPREP [#50950] the same way thatDET [#50951] I do . Everybody loves travelstravellingVERB:FORM [#50952] . During theytheirDET [#50953] traveling they relax and can haveVERB [#50954] fun . And they whetewerewhateverSPELL [#50955] they like they do n't think about contributecontributionMORPH [#50956] andtoOTHER [#50957] global warming . Instead , I believe that toVERB:FORM [#50958] travel it is good for children because they should be guided to the night path and not pushedbe punishedVERB [#50959] . But some people think that they can see bedbadSPELL [#50960] thinksthoughtsNOUN [#50961] , for example ,PUNCT [#50962] pollution or contribute greatly . This opinion finds my grandmother 'sNOUN:POSS [#50963] support becoursebecauseSPELL [#50964] she denjeorsis afraidOTHER [#50965] to fly by plantplaneNOUN [#50966] . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#50967] taking into account all examples I'amIOTHER [#50968] inclinedlean towardsOTHER [#50969] to believebeliefMORPH [#50970] that travel should not be proven to contribute toPREP [#50971] greatly and air pollution . And I think people must fly , becoursebecauseSPELL [#50972] it is very interesting . And toVERB:FORM [#50973] travel for business and leisure is very important .

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{"id": 2789}
There is an opinion that when people travel by plan , they increase air pollution and influence negativenegativelyMORPH [#50992] on global warming . Because of it , govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#50993] may introduce special laws which limitelimitSPELL [#50994] air travel . I totally disagree with this point of view . To my mind , there are a lot of other things which pollute our planet more and they areOTHER [#50995] less important for society . For example , it is uneffectiveineffectiveSPELL [#50996] plantsplanesNOUN [#50997] and so on . I reconreckonVERB [#50998] , state should make plantplanesNOUN [#50999] more inviromentallyecoNOUN [#51000] - friendly and it helphelpsVERB:SVA [#51001] more thenthanSPELL [#51002] to reduce the amount of air ravel . Moreover , I strongly believe that people can create new technologies for air travel and they decrease emissionemissionsNOUN:NUM [#51003] offromPREP [#51004] planplanesMORPH [#51005] oforSPELL [#51006] , what will be really successful , find new type of powerenergyNOUN [#51007] . May be , our plansplanesMORPH [#51008] will use electrisityelectricitySPELL [#51009] in the future , for example . And goverment must focus on developingdevelopmentMORPH [#51010] of technology , help to invest inPREP [#51011] it and make the control . It is all . State should not introduce laws which only hide the problem , not to solvesolvingVERB:FORM [#51012] it . Some people can say that there are other ways of transport and they more inviromentalyeco -OTHER [#51013] friendly . However , I do not think that thistheseDET [#51014] types isareVERB:SVA [#51015] less pollutedpollutingMORPH [#51016] . All formformsNOUN:NUM [#51017] of transport have many problems but I think that air traveling is the best way in anyallDET [#51018] conditioncircumstancesNOUN [#51019] . In conclusion , I would like to say that gowermentgovernmentSPELL [#51020] should not limitelimitSPELL [#51021] the amount of air travel . But itPRON [#51022] should develop itthe technologyOTHER [#51023] . I believe that if state choosechoosesVERB:SVA [#51024] the right way , the air travel will not beVERB [#51025] the problem .

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{"id": 2799}
Nowadays in the large part of families it is ordinary when children spend less time with their parents while they aredoVERB:TENSE [#51209] not workingworkVERB:FORM [#51210] due to age , ratherthanOTHER [#51211] they did in the past . Obviously , it can cause some different problems . However , the item in theDET [#51212] topic seems to be a mixed blessing , as there are many reasons for this point . Firstly , when aDET [#51213] child grows up , he creates his own world , with selfhis / her ownOTHER [#51214] point of view , selfownOTHER [#51215] sightviewNOUN [#51216] inofPREP [#51217] the things and of course , with his or herOTHER [#51218] own people - friends , and later , family . So , usually when both parents go out to work ,PUNCT [#51219] their children have their own families , or , at least , a partner . This item defines the following thing : our alreadychildren areOTHER [#51220] not young anymoreADV [#51221] childchildrenNOUN:NUM [#51222] lives separated , in other words , far from histheirDET [#51223] parents . This is the onefirstOTHER [#51224] reason . Secondly , also the obvious poinpointSPELL [#51225] , is that when theaDET [#51226] child becomebecomesVERB:SVA [#51227] older , some important things isareOTHER [#51228] appearing , such as education or job . ThisThatDET [#51229] is why students or employees can not spentspendVERB:FORM [#51230] a lot of time with close people , in particular , with their parents , because of general business . No need to say ,thatOTHER [#51231] it always causes problems . The first and the most dangerous ifisSPELL [#51232] that old parents are staying alone . There areisVERB:SVA [#51233] no one to help them with everyday issues , no one to care about them or , finally , to simply talk with them . So , old parentparentsNOUN:NUM [#51234] feel themselves lonely . The second problem is that because of spending less time with parents than in the past , children sometimes break offPART [#51235] good relationships between them and parents . Senior people see their faltfaultSPELL [#51236] in the lack of attention to their children , and for theDET [#51237] second one this is the main argument : they do not look well after them , and this is the root of all their life problems . Sad , but true . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#51238] it should be said , that everyone is free to choose their own way in life , and to choose , how to communicate with parents . But ethics rules warn us not to forget about our parents , because thistheyPRON [#51239]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#51240] our first and most important family .

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{"id": 2801}
Nowadays many families from millennium generation have both working parents and their children seemeetVERB [#51245] parents less time that the older generation . There are a lot of advantages and disadvantages about it and I am going to show thesethemPRON [#51246]⚠️ . To begin with , the reasons offorPREP [#51247] spending less time parentsNOUN [#51248] with children areVERB [#51249] in development of education and increasementincreaseSPELL [#51250] of job competition , therefore many " millennium " people want to have financial safetysecurityNOUN [#51251] and successful carcercareerSPELL [#51252] . In addition , feminists opened this opportunity for women and many womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#51253] have job nowadays . That is why both parents work and do not sit with their children . It can be dangerous for kids , first of all , because kids spend time with internetInternetORTH [#51254] , their environment , for example ,PUNCT [#51255] with otheotherSPELL [#51256] kids on dangerous occasions . Secondly , theaDET [#51257] child can have psychological problems without parents 'OTHER [#51258] communication with parentsOTHER [#51259] , he or sheOTHER [#51260] can close the door to other people in his soul . However , many people see advantages of this . For example , children can be more serious with others or can find decisions in hard life situations . To sum up , children ' psychological state depends on their parents . If parents control theirthemPRON [#51261]⚠️ theDET [#51262] time , everything iswillOTHER [#51263] be alright .

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{"id": 2802}
The line graph illustrates parts of global smartphone profits for 5 year period . There are statistics on four smartphone giants . During all period Apple takestookVERB:TENSE [#51264] the first place and reached their share from 40 to about 90 percentageper centOTHER [#51265] . In 2010 Samsung had only about 16 percentageper centOTHER [#51266] of share and hadtookVERB [#51267] a third position . However , in 2011 Samsung shares started to rise and took over the Blackberry company . In 2013 Samsung reached the pick with about 40 percent and after that their sharedshareMORPH [#51268] had only theDET [#51269] downward trend . HTC and Blackberry had some fluctuations from 2010 to 2013 between 8 and 22 percentageper centOTHER [#51270] of share and inatPREP [#51271] the end theyPRON [#51272]⚠️ had the same situation as Samsung .

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{"id": 2809}
" What is the best way to reduce crime ? " There are many different answers . The most popular is to give longer prison sentences . It is effective in sencesenseSPELL [#51413] that criminals are in prison and therefore have no opportunity to do something bad . Someone who whantswantsSPELL [#51414] to domakeVERB [#51415] crime will afraidfearOTHER [#51416] . But many people thinksthinkVERB:SVA [#51417] that this is way is not so humanichumaneSPELL [#51418] and effective for the following reasons . At first supporting,OTHER [#51419] prisonsprison maintenanceNOUN [#51420] is very expensive . But this is not theDET [#51421] main reason . If someone stolestealsVERB:TENSE [#51422] theaDET [#51423] car at 16 and then we give him 20 years of prison then when he livelives livesVERB:TENSE [#51424] itthereOTHER [#51425] he will be aggressiveagressiveADJ [#51426] and more criminal because hePRON [#51427] did not get education and so on . And he lived 20 years in criminal atmosphere . For example ,PUNCT [#51428] my father stole the boat when he was 20 years old . Judge gave him 10 yersyearsSPELL [#51429] of prison and when he lived in prison ,PUNCT [#51430] he stole another boat . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#51431] we should find other solutions for this problem . For example ,PUNCT [#51432] we can develop special programs of rehabilitation for ex - criminals or improve general quality of life , then there will be less reasons to domakeVERB [#51433] crime .

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{"id": 2812}
This is aDET [#51473] diagram lookshowingVERB [#51474] weusPRON [#51475] average time spent doing sport and exerciseexercisesMORPH [#51476] in England in 2012 age . It is diagram we look whotthatSPELL [#51477] , men istrained ofOTHER [#51478] ages onfromPREP [#51479] 16 thentoOTHER [#51480] 24 onPREP [#51481] average two handredhundredSPELL [#51482] aDET [#51483] tenOTHER [#51484] -PUNCT [#51485] twotwelveOTHER [#51486] minutes . Men on twenty - five then foytifourtyNOUN [#51487] fore onPREP [#51488] average time spent doingdidVERB:FORM [#51489] sport forPREP [#51490] 153,8 minutes . The ages fromPREP [#51491] 35 thentoOTHER [#51492] 44 show porydkaaboutADV [#51493] one handredhundredSPELL [#51494] twenty minut 'sminutesOTHER [#51495] . KogdaWhenADV [#51496] women onPREP [#51497] average forPREP [#51498] 92,8 minutes . Women ofPREP [#51499] the age onfromPREP [#51500] 16 thentoOTHER [#51501] 24 onPREP [#51502] average time spent doing sport 114,1 minutes , thisesthisSPELL [#51503] isVERB [#51504] on menshelessADJ [#51505] 166 minutes chem men . Men onof the age fromOTHER [#51506] 45 to 54 ageNOUN [#51507] average time isdidVERB [#51508] sport 114,2 minut 'sminutesOTHER [#51509] , aOTHER [#51510] women spent for sportOTHER [#51511] 70,2 minutes . This is menshelessADJ [#51512] whotthanPREP [#51513] men onbyPREP [#51514] fotifortySPELL [#51515] for minut 'sminutesOTHER [#51516] . It is grafthe graphOTHER [#51517] we look atPREP [#51518] , whotthatSPELL [#51519] chem starsheolderADJ [#51520] people tem menshelessADV [#51521] average time spent doing sport , and men spent onOTHER [#51522] average time moremore timeWO [#51523] forPREP [#51524] asportOTHER [#51525] women .

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{"id": 2818}
ItPRON [#51622] isTheOTHER [#51623] chart shows changes in the number of children without access to primary school education . I am summarisesummarisingVERB:FORM [#51624] the information by selecting and reporting onPREP [#51625] the main features , and making comparisons where they areOTHER [#51626] relevant . If looking in the chart then we visionseeVERB [#51627] whatthatPRON [#51628]⚠️ boys and girls in theDET [#51629] 2012 yearsNOUN [#51630] going to school very few , then in theDET [#51631] 2000 yearsNOUN [#51632] . And this very good . I think , whatthatPRON [#51633] in the modern world children must have study in school ( before in colleges or universityuniversitiesNOUN:NUM [#51634] ) and this chart agreeagreesVERB:SVA [#51635] with me . In theDET [#51636] 2012 yearsNOUN [#51637] children without access to primary education havehadVERB:TENSE [#51638] aDET [#51639] less inthanPREP [#51640] 10 - 50 % atinPREP [#51641] theDET [#51642] 2000 yearsNOUN [#51643] . In the AfricaAfrica theWO [#51644] percentageNOUN [#51645] thiswasOTHER [#51646] ~10 % , in theDET [#51647] South Asia thisthe percentage wasOTHER [#51648] ~70 % and Restin the restOTHER [#51649] of theDET [#51650] WorldworldORTH [#51651] ~15 -PUNCT [#51652] 20theDET [#51653] %percentage wasOTHER [#51654] . In South Asia there wereOTHER [#51655] very big changes : in theDET [#51656] 2000 yearsthere were 21.6 millionOTHER [#51657] girls without access to primary school education 21.6OTHER [#51658] millionsmillionMORPH [#51659] and in theDET [#51660] 2012 yearsNOUN [#51661] 4.8 millionsmillionMORPH [#51662] . 16.8 millions onlyOnly million millionOTHER [#51663] girls study in primary school and I think that itPRON [#51664]⚠️ thisisOTHER [#51665] awesome . InAtPREP [#51666] the finalend ofOTHER [#51667] my esseessayNOUN [#51668] I 'dwouldCONTR [#51669] like saidto sayVERB:FORM [#51670] whatthatPRON [#51671] theDET [#51672] modern world taketakesVERB:SVA [#51673] care aboutofPREP [#51674] children and we should to fun it is .

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{"id": 2819}
Air travel has been prevenprovenSPELL [#51675] to contribute greatly to air pollution and global warming . As a lot of air travel is unnecessary , governments should introduce laws to reduce the amount of air travel for business and leisure . This themeNOUN [#51676] themthemeSPELL [#51677] very actualityactualMORPH [#51678] now , because air travel isVERB [#51679] very popular ofamongPREP [#51680] a modern people . I agree , because health WorldsworldMORPH [#51681] it is a aDET [#51682] major problem ofPREP [#51683] modern people . We doVERB:TENSE [#51684] not savetake care ofOTHER [#51685] nature anandSPELL [#51686] she is diedyingVERB:FORM [#51687] . People doVERB:TENSE [#51688] not visionseeVERB [#51689] this and doVERB:TENSE [#51690] not stopedstoppedVERB:INFL [#51691] in theOTHER [#51692] killing " mother nature " . Air -PUNCT [#51693] thisisOTHER [#51694] one part of theOTHER [#51695] nature , air helphelpsVERB:SVA [#51696] people lifeliveSPELL [#51697] … or people must have a the air for selftheir ownOTHER [#51698] life . I think whatthatPRON [#51699] this answer isVERB [#51700] very stupid because it is just all world , and theDET [#51701] world - this weis about usOTHER [#51702] . Problems worldWorld problemsWO [#51703] this isareOTHER [#51704] andtooOTHER [#51705] your problem , but your problems areVERB [#51706] not problems of theDET [#51707] worldsworldNOUN:NUM [#51708] .

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{"id": 2821}
Nowadays , there are numerous numbers of social media . MostThe mostDET [#51715] popular of them are Facebook and Vkontakte . People use them forPREP [#51716] different reasons . Some people try to find information and knowledge which are needed byforPREP [#51717] them . Others think that social media should entertain them . These points of view will be discussed in this essay . In my opinion , social media can contain useful information , which could help us , and also entertaining content that makemakesVERB:SVA [#51718] us laugh . Firstly , social media networks , such as Facebook and Vkontakte , contain information about everything . Everybody can share information about orCONJ [#51719] yourherDET [#51720] interests , hobbies . Also , most people like toVERB:FORM [#51721] share guides ofaboutPREP [#51722] anything , that could help anyone else . If you try to seekfindVERB [#51723] something , you will find it . But thesethereSPELL [#51724] guidesNOUN [#51725] are so many guidesNOUN [#51726] that itPRON [#51727]⚠️ can confuse users , it is a difficult problem of social media . Secondly , although there is useful information in social media , there is a content that makemakesVERB:SVA [#51728] youPRON [#51729] laugh and smile youPRON [#51730] . If you can not find something useful , it does not mean that you should not consider it as helpnesshelplessSPELL [#51731] . Everybody can find purpose of it becauseaccordingPREP [#51732] oftoPREP [#51733] orCONJ [#51734] theirherDET [#51735] wishes .

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{"id": 2828}
The chart below shows changes in the number of children without access to primary school education from 2000 to 2012 by gender and region . The graph shows us situations in three different partspartsofNOUN [#51901] the worldOTHER [#51902] : in Africa , South Asia and in the RestrestORTH [#51903] of theDET [#51904] WorldworldORTH [#51905] . The first is Africa . In 2000 the number of children was nearly 45 millionsmillionMORPH [#51906] .PUNCT [#51907] The relation of boys and girls hadwasVERB [#51908] 20 millions to 23.7 correspondelycorrespondinglySPELL [#51909] . After 12 years pass the number of boys became 14.5 millionsmillionMORPH [#51910] and the theDET [#51911] number of girls becameVERB [#51912] 18.2 millionsmillionMORPH [#51913] . In 2000 in South Asia theDET [#51914] number of children was nearly like in Africa in 2012 : the amount of children was 30 millionsmillionMORPH [#51915] . But after that in 2012 it wasdecreasedVERB [#51916] drammaticalydramaticallySPELL [#51917] decreasedecreasedVERB:TENSE [#51918] . ItTherePRON [#51919] waswereVERB:SVA [#51920] only 10 million children . And it was the lowlowestADJ:FORM [#51921] pickpointNOUN [#51922] in the all graph . NextThe nextDET [#51923] part in theDET [#51924] graph is about the RestrestORTH [#51925] of theDET [#51926] WorldworldORTH [#51927] . In 2000 the amount of girls and boys was 12.8 and 10.5 millionsmillionMORPH [#51928] correspondenlycorrepondinglySPELL [#51929] . But in 2012 it reducedecreasedVERB [#51930] almost in a half .

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{"id": 2834}
The diagram illustrates valuesthe amount of lack of without without children with lackOTHER [#52043] of accesslessaccessSPELL [#52044] to primary schoolNOUN [#52045] education children betweenfromOTHER [#52046] 2000 andtoOTHER [#52047] 2012 in Africa , South Asia and Restthe restDET [#52048] of theDET [#52049] WorldworldORTH [#52050] for boys and girls . As itPRON [#52051]⚠️ can be seen ,PUNCT [#52052] the number of children without primary education had beenVERB:TENSE [#52053] reduced significantly by 2012 in the whole world . As for Africa , the amount of girls without access to primary school dropped to 5.5 million . It is same as theDET [#52054] reduction of volumethe amountOTHER [#52055] of boys atinPREP [#52056] Africa . However , primary school statedstayedVERB [#52057] more avalibleavailableSPELL [#52058] for boys in 2012 . Changes in South Asia waswereVERB:SVA [#52059] the most significant because the primary education had been more available for 22.8 million children and consisted just 9.9 million children without any access . As for Restthe restDET [#52060] of theDET [#52061] WorldworldORTH [#52062] , as can be seen , theDET [#52063] number of girls without access to primary school dropped and achievedreachedVERB [#52064] a level with only 7.6 million which iswasVERB:TENSE [#52065] less than amount of boys with 7.7 millionsmillionMORPH [#52066] . To sum up , the leader with the smallest amount of children without access to primary school in 2002 was Restthe restDET [#52067] of theDET [#52068] WorldworldORTH [#52069] . However , in 2012 the new leader appeared and it was South Asia .

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{"id": 2837}
Today developdevelopmentMORPH [#52140] of technologies and transport allowallowsVERB:SVA [#52141] people to use different hindkindNOUN [#52142] of tronedroneSPELL [#52143] and have travelling atbyPREP [#52144] theDET [#52145] air , atbyPREP [#52146] theDET [#52147] sea and even undegroundundergroundSPELL [#52148] . But not always all kindkindsNOUN:NUM [#52149] of transport are savefullysafeADJ [#52150] for theDET [#52151] environmentalenvironmentMORPH [#52152] and for atmosphearatmosphereSPELL [#52153] . SuchAir transport is suchOTHER [#52154] asaOTHER [#52155] kind of transport is airOTHER [#52156] transport . Our time allowallows toVERB [#52157] use progress and how even air travel , but and this kind of transport isVERB [#52158] unfortunately dangerous for atmospearatmosphereSPELL [#52159] and enviromentenvironmentSPELL [#52160] . For example , such kind of transport can influence on ozonozoneSPELL [#52161] in the atmophearatmosphereSPELL [#52162] and it can influence on global warming and createcauseVERB [#52163] air pollution . In the linkconnectionOTHER [#52164] with this fact governments should introduce laws to reduce theDET [#52165] qualityquantityNOUN [#52166] of air travel for leisure or business . AIPRON [#52167] agree thiswithOTHER [#52168] this idea . Because , at first , We doOTHER [#52169] not always wehaveOTHER [#52170] sosuchOTHER [#52171] aDET [#52172] strong need in such aDET [#52173] kind of transport and some people , who use them even often can decresedecreaseSPELL [#52174] their air travel . Secondly , all humaniyhumanitySPELL [#52175] isVERB [#52176] dependdependsVERB:SVA [#52177] foronPREP [#52178] consistenseconsistencySPELL [#52179] of atmosphearatmosphereSPELL [#52180] and can suffer forfromPREP [#52181] cause of such aDET [#52182] huge qualityquantityNOUN [#52183] of air travel , plants , birds overandOTHER [#52184] animals should have clean air . Thirdly , today our planet facefacesVERB:SVA [#52185] to aDET [#52186] serious problem of global warming , wichwhichSPELL [#52187] can appearbecomeVERB [#52188] for cousecauseSPELL [#52189] of a lot of qualityquantityNOUN [#52190] of air travel . GovermantGovernmentSPELL [#52191] should pay attantionattentionSPELL [#52192] to problem of air transport because our planet needneedsVERB:SVA [#52193] in care . Of course ,PUNCT [#52194] every country should think about decrease of qualityquantityNOUN [#52195] air transport and air travel . And govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#52196] have to create law , that doesVERB:TENSE [#52197] give notnot giveWO [#52198] anDET [#52199] opportunity of air travel without necessary .

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{"id": 2840}
In the world , many children live without education . It is a global problemsproblemNOUN:NUM [#52242] , because children and their parents areVERB [#52243] poor . Children can not grow up and get aDET [#52244] good job . But today , we look at statistics and try to compare how many how many children in Africa , South Asia and Restthe restDET [#52245] of the WorldworldORTH [#52246] without primary education . First of all , if we compare Africa in 2000 and 2012 , we will see that in theDET [#52247] last period theDET [#52248] number of children without education reduceddecreasedVERB [#52249] . In 2000 43.7 millionsmillionMORPH [#52250] of children without education , but in 2012 isit wasOTHER [#52251] better , also 32.7 millionsmillionMORPH [#52252] of kid ( 18.2 are girls , 14.5 are boys ) . The same situation wasVERB [#52253] in South Asia , also therePRON [#52254] general numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#52255] are lesssmaller smallerADJ [#52256] . In 2002 , 21.6 millionsmillionMORPH [#52257] of girls and 11.1 millionsmillionMORPH [#52258] of boys were without education , but after twelve years ofPREP [#52259] government 's work this situation iswasVERB:TENSE [#52260] proveimprovedVERB [#52261] , more than three times , because therePRON [#52262]⚠️ stayed 9.9 millionsmillionMORPH [#52263] of children ( 4.8 are girls and 5.1 are boys ) . And the last one is Restthe restDET [#52264] of theDET [#52265] WorldworldORTH [#52266] . Boys and girls want to study , so in the other worldwordsNOUN [#52267] theDET [#52268] number of children without primary education to reduceddecreasedVERB [#52269] . InAtPREP [#52270] beginning , therePRON [#52271] were 12.8 millionsmillionMORPH [#52272] of girls and 10.5 millionsmillionMORPH [#52273] of boys , but in 2022012 twoOTHER [#52274] betweenamounts ofOTHER [#52275] girls and boys amountNOUN [#52276] were ,PUNCT [#52277] almost equal ( 7.7 are boys and 7.6 are girls ) .

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{"id": 2842}
The chart reflects changes in the number of children thatwhoPRON [#52299]⚠️ do not have an opportunity to enter primary school ( from 2000 to 2012 ) , controlling for gender and region . Generally , the most noticeable tendency is an increase in education avialibilityavailabilitySPELL [#52300] through the given period . The trend develops in this way for each gender and aDET [#52301] region group . However , theDET [#52302] scale of the changes differs significantly . The number of children without access to primary school education plummeted in South Asia , becoming 3 times less in 2012 than in 2000 . This trend is particularly strong for girls and stands out as the most rapid change among all regions and genders . By 2012 , the number of children that do not have an opportunity to enter primary school became lowersmallerADJ [#52303] in South Asia than in aggregatedaggregateMORPH [#52304] number of children from the rest of the world and Africa . The latter wasVERB:TENSE [#52305] showing the highest number of children without access to education up to the years 2012 .

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{"id": 2853}
Nowadays there are more and more people who travel by planes , helicopters and other tipestypesSPELL [#52475] of air transport . The atmosphere is polluted and the tempeturetemperatureSPELL [#52476] of theDET [#52477] Earth isVERB:TENSE [#52478] increaseincreasingVERB:FORM [#52479] slowly . Some people say that the government should decrease the number of air travel for job and rest by lowslawsNOUN [#52480] . I am partly agree with this opinion . First of all , there are people for whom it is nessucarynecessarySPELL [#52481] to travel a lot . For example , if someone livelivesVERB:SVA [#52482] in America and havehasVERB:SVA [#52483] businesbusinessSPELL [#52484] parterspartnersSPELL [#52485] in Russia , with whom it is important to meet face - to - face , he can not reduce the amount of flights . If the government decide to decrease the number of air travel ,PUNCT [#52486] they can lose their jobs . The second reason is that government can find alternative ways to solutesolveMORPH [#52487] this problem . TheTheyPRON [#52488] can invest money for producing of an ecology oilfuelNOUN [#52489] . They can also set buildings for cleaning air in their countries . But there are cases , when people can travelltravelSPELL [#52490] less thenthanSPELL [#52491] thetheyPRON [#52492] do in nowthe pastOTHER [#52493] . By statistics , rich people travel by planes and helicopters more often thenthanSPELL [#52494] those who have not got so much richieswealthNOUN [#52495] . If governments introduce laws to reduce the number of air travel , they will start useusingVERB:FORM [#52496] trains to move from one place to another . If people have a lot of time ,PUNCT [#52497] they will use transport , that less pollutes antheDET [#52498] air . To sum up , aDET [#52499] government can introduce lowslawsNOUN [#52500] against the hielargeOTHER [#52501] amount of air travel for business and leisure but there are some other ways to decide the problem of air pollution .

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{"id": 2860}
The bar chart illustrates the data of the amount of children thatwhoPRON [#52621]⚠️ do n't have aDET [#52622] possibility to study at primary school in the period from 2000 to 2012 grouped by region and gender . The main feature of graph is that the number of kids who ca n't even stdystudySPELL [#52623] at primary school decreased in all regions during theDET [#52624] observed period . However , both ofPREP [#52625] Africa and South Asia had more children without access to primary education than the rest of the WorldworldORTH [#52626] in 2000 . This situation got better in South Asia and this number fell down and it became lower than in the rest of WorldworldORTH [#52627] . The other feature is that in 2000 the amount of girls that have such a problem with access to education was higher thatthanPREP [#52628] the amount ofOTHER [#52629] boys . By the way , in 2012 this gender inequality went out in South Asia and in the rest of World ,.PUNCT [#52630] and onOnCONJ [#52631] the other hand ,PUNCT [#52632] it still exists in Africa . The amount of boys without access to primary education is 14.5 million and the amount ofOTHER [#52633] girls is 18.2 million .

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{"id": 2867}
Some people believe that traveling by plain pollutspollutesSPELL [#52764] the air and became one of the reason of global warming . That is why they mean that governments should accept aDET [#52765] few laws about limiting of air transporting for business and leisure . From my point of view ,PUNCT [#52766] it is impossible to reduce the number of air traveling wichwhichSPELL [#52767] are unnecessary for governments as business and leisure . Firstly ,The first reason isOTHER [#52768] becausethatPREP [#52769] it will reducebreachVERB [#52770] theDET [#52771] right of people who has aDET [#52772] need in air traveling . Reducing it means to make theirthemPRON [#52773]⚠️ work less helpfullhelpfulSPELL [#52774] or successful for them and ,PUNCT [#52775] first of all ,PUNCT [#52776] for the society . Secondly , I think that humanity is able to reduce anDET [#52777] air pollution by other ways as improbingimprovingSPELL [#52778] the siencescienceSPELL [#52779] or using energy more egurecyefficientlyADV [#52780] . In addition , sientistsscientistsSPELL [#52781] opendiscoveredVERB [#52782] that the main reason of air pollution in nowadays is gas from cars ,PUNCT [#52783] not from airplansairplanesSPELL [#52784] . That is why it isOTHER [#52785] important for people to pay their attention to the way of using cars instead ofPREP [#52786] air transport and try to invelopefind outVERB [#52787] how to use solar energy or other resurcesresourcesSPELL [#52788] . I can not agree with theDET [#52789] opposite point of view because it is impossible in nowadays to introduce laws wichwhichSPELL [#52790] will reduce human rights in moving whatever they want . This argument depends on our legal system where human rights and freedom are the main purposes . To sum upPART [#52791] , I need to say that in 20th centerycenturySPELL [#52792] people increaseddevelopedVERB [#52793] air transporting system in that largemuchADJ [#52794] that it is impossible to imagine our world without that kind of transport . That is why it will be easier to find another way of reducingreductionMORPH [#52795] ofPREP [#52796] the level of air pollution .

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{"id": 2870}
The bar chart gives information about distinctions in the number of children without opportunity to get the education in primary school from 2000 to 2012 by sex and region . It can be clearly seen that the great amount of children without access to primary school is in theDET [#52815] Africa . In 2000 there were about 45 million both genders . In 2012 the number of such childschildrenNOUN:INFL [#52816] declined to 32 million in equal proportions both for boys and girls . Then , in South Asia in 2000 it was the Africa 's 2012 level , so , about 32 million of childschildrenNOUN:INFL [#52817] without access to education , exceptionally an amount of girls was much moreADV [#52818] bigger than boys . It can be observed inInOTHER [#52819] the data asomeDET [#52820] trend can be observedVERB [#52821] in South Asia about child 's opportunity to education , as a result , in 2012 there was only 10 million of childschildrenNOUN:INFL [#52822] without education in equal proportions of the sexexsexesSPELL [#52823] . It was the best result comparing it with anotherotherDET [#52824] regions . As for the rest of theDET [#52825] world , in 2000 there were about 24 million of children without possibility to study , the amount of girls was aDET [#52826] little bit more , than boys . In theDET [#52827] 2012 it was 15 million with the same ofPREP [#52828] genders . Overall , comparing all regions in the bar chart itwePRON [#52829]⚠️ can be presumedpresumeVERB:TENSE [#52830] the high level of opportunities in South Asia for children in 2012 . Also , the data highlights a big problem in Africa with anDET [#52831] accessingaccessMORPH [#52832] toPREP [#52833] education in the period from 2000 to 2012 .

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{"id": 2872}
The given chart compares data about theDET [#52857] number of children who havedidVERB:TENSE [#52858] not frequentedfrequentMORPH [#52859] primary school education from 2000 to 2012 . As can be seen from the chart , the great deal of children without access to primary school education was in Africa in 2000 ( over 45 millionsmillionMORPH [#52860] ) where the number of girls was slightly higher than boys . Consequently , in 2012 we can observe that generally , the number of children declined to 18.2 and 14.5 millionsmillionMORPH [#52861] respectively , that depicts a significant rise of children that access to primary school education . Additionally , we can see almost the same number of children without access primary education in South Asia in 2000 ( 21.6 and 11.1 millionsmillionMORPH [#52862] respectively ) . In contrast to Africa 's data of 2012 , South Asia shows that in 2012 ittherePRON [#52863] was a considerable rise of number of children who accessaccessedVERB:TENSE [#52864] primary education ( 4.8 and 5.1 millionsmillionMORPH [#52865] respectively ) . Moving to the rest of theDET [#52866] world , it can be seen that during all period of time the number of studentstudentsNOUN:NUM [#52867] without acessaccessSPELL [#52868] to primary education wasVERB:TENSE [#52869] declined and there wasOTHER [#52870] almost equal numberquantityNOUN [#52871] of both girls and boys whoPRON [#52872] accessaccessedVERB:TENSE [#52873] to primary school education in 2012 .

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{"id": 2897}
The chart demonstrates changes in the number of children , who haddidVERB:TENSE [#53198] not haveVERB [#53199] access to primary school education during the period from 2000 to 2012 by region , gender . Firstly , approximately 44 % of numberthe amountOTHER [#53200] of children haddidVERB:TENSE [#53201] not abilityhave a possibilityOTHER [#53202] to get primary school education in Africa in 2000 , among them there arewereVERB:TENSE [#53203] 20 % boys and 23,7 % girls . However , this rate declined , about 33 % number of children haddidVERB:TENSE [#53204] not have anOTHER [#53205] access to this education , in 2012 in Africa . In contrast , aroundaboutADV [#53206] 33 % numberof the the amountOTHER [#53207] of children haddidVERB:TENSE [#53208] not have aOTHER [#53209] chance to get primary education in 2000 in South Asia and there arewereVERB:TENSE [#53210] 21,6 % girls and 11,1 % boys among this number . However , it was significant decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#53211] to 10 % of number of children whoPRON [#53212] werewhereSPELL [#53213] without access to primary school education in Restthe rest of theOTHER [#53214] WorldworldORTH [#53215] in 2000 and 15 % in 2012 . All in all , there is theDET [#53216] reducingreductionMORPH [#53217] of theDET [#53218] number of children without access to primary school education in all regionregionsNOUN:NUM [#53219] , there arewereVERB:TENSE [#53220] more girls than boys excepted in South Asia in 2000 , Restin the restOTHER [#53221] of theDET [#53222] WorldworldORTH [#53223] in 2012 .

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{"id": 2910}
Our environment at the edge of global catastophycatastropheSPELL [#53379] and air travel havehasVERB:SVA [#53380] a significant impact on it . Could we allow governments to decidecontrolVERB [#53381] the amount of air travel to reduce air pollution and avoid global warming ? I think it would be wrong . First of all , I want to clearifyclarifySPELL [#53382] my opinion . It is a common knowledge that man 's activity damages our planet a lot . All factories , gases , transports lead to unchangeable and global consequncesconsequencesSPELL [#53383] , but it also makes our life better , our travels more comgotrablecomfortableSPELL [#53384] and faster . Refusing from it would not be a solution of all problems thatDET [#53385] we have on theDET [#53386] Earth . It just remidesremindsSPELL [#53387] refuse from technical development and back to the past . Today we allow government to control our flights to reduce the risk , tomorrow they wo n't order to build houses and cars by hands and after tomorrow they would say we must ride the horses instead of vehicles . I believe that more regulation from government in private life would not solve the global problem , but create another oneNOUN [#53388] . Secondly , air pollution and global warming is concerning forPREP [#53389] everyone , not only for politics and not only themtheyPRON [#53390] have a power . SewingSavingVERB [#53391] our environment is an exellentexcellentSPELL [#53392] purpose which needs everyone to be involved . Not useusingVERB:FORM [#53393] acholscoalNOUN [#53394] , drivedrivingVERB:FORM [#53395] eco cars areas inOTHER [#53396] eco -PUNCT [#53397] friendly cars , growgrowingVERB:FORM [#53398] more platsplantsNOUN [#53399] and trees around your home , findfindingVERB:FORM [#53400] alternative sources of energy and using solar energy are things we could do . BuildBuildingVERB:FORM [#53401] houses from natural thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#53402] for asthingsOTHER [#53403] towhat we canOTHER [#53404] do . It does not require something special from people . All we need is just to want savesavingVERB:FORM [#53405] our planet . All in all , the whole process is a long - term , there are many solutions to avoid the catastrofycatastropheSPELL [#53406] of environment has been suggested and evenADV [#53407] more solutionsNOUN [#53408] are uncovered . It is absolute dear that sewingsavingVERB [#53409] theDET [#53410] Earth is not aDET [#53411] mission for politics , but mission for humanity , and control our lives by governments is not the way to complete it .

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{"id": 2912}
Environmental problems are the most essential for humanity , because alleverybodyOTHER [#53428] will suffer from them , regardless gender or social status . It is hardly surprising , that authorities try to do their best in solving these problems . It strikes me , that if the pollution can be reduced , people should use all opportunities to do it . Due to the fact that some air travel can be replaced by other transport , they should be banned . Nowadays modern cities are powerhouses of different meanesmeansSPELL [#53429] of transport , that is why there are a lot of opportunities to refuse from air travelling . For example , there is aDET [#53430] special train between Saint - Petersburg and Moscow that can cope with this way for 4 hours . Obviously , it will be faster to do it by aDET [#53431] plane , but this train is an ecologicalecoOTHER [#53432] - friendly one . Moreover , it is known that going somewhere by plane is aDET [#53433] really dangerous way of travelling . Recent air disasters prove that . BecidesBesidesSPELL [#53434] ,PUNCT [#53435] the use of this transport is very expensive . In comparison with trains , only rich people can afford it . At the same time , taking lot of time , travelling by a train is a great possibility to relax and to enjoy stanningstunningSPELL [#53436] views instead of the same picture while going by aDET [#53437] plane . To sum up , if people can save this planet without big loss , they should do it , because the upshortupshotSPELL [#53438] of this comfortable and quick trips can be very sad for the environment . Of causecourseADV [#53439] , there are some situations when planes can not be prohibited , when it is a question of human lives . Despite this fact , there are a lot of other cases , when air tripestripsSPELL [#53440] can and should be banedbannedVERB:INFL [#53441] , for instance , for leisure . If people refuse from them , wheytheyPRON [#53442] will looseloseVERB [#53443] something , but they will solve theDET [#53444] environmental problem .

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{"id": 2913}
This chart demonstrates how many children in the WorldworldORTH [#53445] do not have an opportunity to get primary school education . There is an information about both genders in different areas and in different time . What stands out from this diagram is the fact that in period from 2000 to 2012 every region improvesimprovedVERB:TENSE [#53446] statistics . Speaking ofaboutPREP [#53447] Africa , it decreasesreducesVERB [#53448] the level of children without access to primary education for 5.5 millionsmillionMORPH [#53449] in every gender group . In South Asia therePRON [#53450] is the best statistic because it improves situation radicalyradicallySPELL [#53451] . Only about a quarter of girls in 2000 still dodidVERB:TENSE [#53452] not have an access to primary schools in 2012 . Result of boys in South Asia is worse but also has twicedecrease byOTHER [#53453] dicreasedecreaseSPELL [#53454] . Restthe restDET [#53455] of theDET [#53456] WorldworldORTH [#53457] also improves the statistic but not so great - from 12.8 to 7.6 millionsmillionMORPH [#53458] and from 10.5 to 7.7 millionsmillionMORPH [#53459] for girls and boys accordinglyrespestivelyADV [#53460] so it achieves almost equalyequallySPELL [#53461] numbers for boys and girls .

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{"id": 2940}
There is no doubt that aircraftsaircraftNOUN:INFL [#53859] significantly conduceconductMORPH [#53860] to air pollution and formation of ozonozoneSPELL [#53861] holes . Some people are sure that planes should be limited to usebe usedVERB:TENSE [#53862] by population and business . However ,PUNCT [#53863] others are sure that such measures are not expected to be effective . To my mind , I totally disagree with proponents of air travel reduction . First of all , modern jet is rater faster than ship or train and can deliver passengers oforSPELL [#53864] cargo without the necessity to change transport type . For instance , ship is not able to reach the country which has only land boundaries as well as train could not cross the Atlantic oceanOceanORTH [#53865] . Secondly , there are sorts of products that have extremely short lifeexpirationNOUN [#53866] expectancydateNOUN [#53867] what makes plane theDET [#53868] only appropriate kind of transport for this type of goods . Another point to be made that other types of transport contribute to global warming at least at the same level . It is just enough to remind about oil withrawelswithdrawalsSPELL [#53869] from tankestankersSPELL [#53870] whatthatPRON [#53871] occur regularly in the Persian gulfGulfORTH [#53872] . There is another opinion whose adepts are strongly sure that expand and development of private flights is of the main causes of global warming and air pollution . They are in favour of reducalthe reductionOTHER [#53873] of civil air travelling because the share of air travel for business and leisure purposes is rather higher than state one . Moreover , they are convinced that development of more environmentallyeco -OTHER [#53874] friendly engines would not solve the problem because of technological differences between automobile and plane engines . Though I agree with this opinion only up to a point I would rather restrain myself in other needs than to refuse from air travel . To sum up , I want to state that air travel is not the only one cause of air pollution and I wish environmentalist to concentrate on other pollutants instead of violating right fortoPREP [#53875] freedom inofPREP [#53876] movement .

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{"id": 2949}
The chart gives us information on share of global smartphone profits between 2010 and 2015 . Apple ''sNOUN:POSS [#53958] profit had the highest share in the market over the whole period whereas HTC had the lowest . InDuringPREP [#53959] the first year , Apple ''sNOUN:POSS [#53960] profits accounted for approximately 40 percent of profits in comparison to HTC , Blackberry and Samsung which had more 10 % , 20 % and 17 % respectively . In 2011 all smartphone profits increased except Blackberry , which decreased gradually . From 2011 to 2012 Apple saw'sNOUN:POSS [#53961] itPRON [#53962] profits share wasVERB:TENSE [#53963] increaseincreasingVERB:FORM [#53964] dramatically and it 'sitsOTHER [#53965] share reached 70 % in contrast to other smartphones . HTC 's profits share went up in 2011 , was almost 18 % , but then in 2012 it was on decline , with 16 % of share . Samsung 's profits , however , more than doubled from 20 % to 40 % . Apple 's profits were on decline 2013 , but from 2013 to 2015 they increased dramatically and reached their peak in 2015 with 93 % , whereas Samsung 's profits halved from 43 % to 19 % .

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{"id": 2952}
Nowadays , the problem of air pollution and global warming takes theDET [#53993] first place in the list of humanity problems . Some people believe that air carriescarriersMORPH [#53994] are responsible for air pollution more than car owners ,PUNCT [#53995] and factories and governments should take measures to reduce their harm to the atmosphere . However , I strongly disagree with this opinion . First of all , there is a huge demand in air travels . There are a lot of aimsgoalsNOUN [#53996] air carriescarriersMORPH [#53997] can help to reach ,PUNCT [#53998] from private needs like desire ofwanting to go onOTHER [#53999] holidaysholidayNOUN:NUM [#54000] or wantVERB [#54001] to visit relatives ,PUNCT [#54002] to the theDET [#54003] delieverydeliverySPELL [#54004] of goods from anothera distantOTHER [#54005] part of the world . Obviously , it is impossible to decrease the number of air travels . Moreover , greater contribution to air pollution and global warming liescomesOTHER [#54006] infromPREP [#54007] car owners and factories hands . Every day people themselves destroy theDET [#54008] atmosphere using private transport instead of public . It should be noticed that in modern world a lot of families have two and more cars forperOTHER [#54009] eachDET [#54010] family memberNOUN [#54011] . Therefore , there is aDET [#54012] huge air pollutingpollutionMORPH [#54013] effect produced by ouselvesusPRON [#54014] . What is more , there is no need toone ca n'tOTHER [#54015] discussoverestimateVERB [#54016] abouttheOTHER [#54017] responsibility of factories for damaging theDET [#54018] atmosphere . In addition , there are not so many rich people in the WorldworldORTH [#54019] who can afford using their own flightsplanesNOUN [#54020] . Thus , I can not agree that a lotbig partOTHER [#54021] of air travel is unnecessary as private flights are only one of some hundreds of public ones . In conclusion , there are some other spheres whichDET [#54022] to controlshould be controledVERB:FORM [#54023] by governments butbesidesOTHER [#54024] air travels . Everyday human 'sNOUN:POSS [#54025] actions can make a greater inputinfluenceNOUN [#54026] in destroyingon the destruction of theOTHER [#54027] atmosphere and causingcauseVERB:FORM [#54028] theDET [#54029] global warming . Therefore , governments should focus on creatingmakingVERB [#54030] laws to control people 's usage of private transport and factories ' pullingspollutingSPELL [#54031] in rivers and air instead of reducing the amount of air travels used .

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{"id": 2954}
Using air transport can lead to the high level of air pollution and can be a causereasonNOUN [#54058] of global warming . Some people believe that a lot of travelling is unnecessary and the number of travel for business and leisure should be reduced by the government . Personally ,PUNCT [#54059] I do not suppose that it can be possible and in this essay it will be discussed why . First of all banning, prohibition ofOTHER [#54060] some kinds of travelling and theDET [#54061] decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#54062] ofPREP [#54063] the number of flights can lead to many personal problems between people . This law can destroy a lot of private plans which are essential for somebody . For example , a woman has not seen her children who live in another country for many years because of the work . She finally has hadVERB [#54064] time now to visit them but there is notnoOTHER [#54065] any flight and in addition she will not have an opportunity to do thisitPRON [#54066]⚠️ later . Certainly , such kind of personal situation is a drop in an ocean of problems which can be broughtappearVERB [#54067] becausePREP [#54068] byofPREP [#54069] air pollution and global warming . So I would recommend to reducereducingVERB:FORM [#54070] the amount of air travel until scientists would n't have inventeddo not inventOTHER [#54071] some ecological alternative mean of air transport . In conclusion , it is recommended to solve the problem of air pollution and global warming by inventing some ways toofPART [#54072] useusingVERB:FORM [#54073] an ecological transport but not reducing the amount of air travel . Because people , in general , will not be satisfied when some laws destroysdestroyVERB:SVA [#54074] their personal important plans . Moreover ,PUNCT [#54075] people wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#54076] not enjoy their life without traveling and learning unfamiliar culture which also means a lot for international communicationscommunicationNOUN:NUM [#54077] .

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{"id": 2956}
Nowadays theDET [#54101] problem of ecology and environment is rather acutesharpADJ [#54102] and many people are alarmed by it . One of these issues is contamination of atmosphereair pollutionOTHER [#54103] and risingVERB [#54104] temperaturestemperature increaseNOUN [#54105] over the world . Followed by these thoughts some people try to makefindVERB [#54106] a solution and offer to limitlimitingVERB:FORM [#54107] the use of air transport . I think this proposal is not far - going and should be regarded thoroughly . This essay will cover pros and cons of this reform . To start with , it is argumentalcontroversiallyADV [#54108] thatwetherOTHER [#54109] plansplanesMORPH [#54110] do much harm to theDET [#54111] atmosphere becausbecauseSPELL [#54112] theDET [#54113] quality of fuel is constantly increasing and it is intended to be more eco - friendly . Besides , I believe that air transport plays an important role in theDET [#54114] global transportation due to it 'sitsOTHER [#54115] numerous conveniences : price , speed , ability to get toPREP [#54116] difficult and far places and so on . Finally , if authorities start to implement some regulations in favour of lower -OTHER [#54117] flight reductionNOUN [#54118] policy , people probably willwill probablyWO [#54119] be shocked and will show their dissatisfaction and protest whatthatPRON [#54120]⚠️ can result in serious consequences . However , some people disagree saying that environmental problems isareVERB:SVA [#54121] the careconcernNOUN [#54122] of every citizen in modern world and we should not treat to air pollution and global warming so irresponsibly . Moreover , they claim that there are many alternative transportNOUN [#54123] types of transportOTHER [#54124] such as car , train and ship . Nonetheless , I can not accept these opinions because every person has a choice and if his or her preference is to travel by plane and do harm to environment he should do it and should respect this choice . Finally , in my experience there were some cases when I had to get somewhere less than inPREP [#54125] a day and I did not have an opportunity to get , for instance , by bus . Stricter rules of air travel would bring bemeSPELL [#54126] many problems . To conclude , our governmentsgovernmentNOUN:NUM [#54127] should be reasonableresponsibleADJ [#54128] and take into account all advantages and disadvantages of theDET [#54129] flight -PUNCT [#54130] limitinglimitationMORPH [#54131] pleasures inforPREP [#54132] pursuitbenefitNOUN [#54133] of ecology . As for me , it is better to improve theDET [#54134] ecology by wastewastingVERB:FORM [#54135] less industries , energy - saving devices and improving theDET [#54136] quality of fuel for transport .

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{"id": 2958}
It is proven that air travelling contributes greatly toPREP [#54152] global warming and air pollution . However , some people think that ittherePRON [#54153] is too much air travel nowadays and that governments have to reduce the timeamountNOUN [#54154] of such type of travel for leisure and business by makingintroducingVERB [#54155] special laws . In my opinion , it is not a good idea . Firstly , because travelling by plane is the fastest way to get to far destinations and sometimes it is very necessary for some people . For example , when I was in school I had an English teacher from Australia . HePRON [#54156]⚠️ was goingvisitedVERB [#54157] toPREP [#54158] his motherland every two weeks to see his family , and if air travel iswasVERB:TENSE [#54159] reduced , he willwouldVERB:TENSE [#54160] spend a week to travel to Australia by alternative ways of transport . Secondly , the statistics show that air travel is the safest way of travelling inPREP [#54161] comparingcomparisonOTHER [#54162] , for instance , to going by car . However , a lot of air travel is unnecessary because of a lot of fuel using for planes . For example , this fuel may polutepolluteSPELL [#54163] air and decrease our naturenaturalMORPH [#54164] resources . Moving back to positive sides of travelling by plane , I can see that this waymode\typeOTHER [#54165] of transport is the most convenient for business , because during the flight nothing interrupts you in comparison to train , car or bus , where there are crowds of people and people and you can not concentrate or relax . In conclusion I would like to say that , to my mind ,PUNCT [#54166] for several reasons nowadaysADV [#54167] there is nownowadaysOTHER [#54168] aDET [#54169] need to make special laws to reduce the amount of air travel for business and leisure f

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{"id": 2989}
There is a chart that gives us an information about the proportion of children whichwhoPRON [#54664] have no access to primary education . Moreover , it shows the quantitynumberNOUN [#54665] of boys and girls , that 's why we can alsoADV [#54666] analyze the question of sexual discrimination also ,.OTHER [#54667] The first aspect , which I 'd like to say about , coinsidescoincidesSPELL [#54668] to the issue of social and economical development of African and South Asian countries . In 2000 the number of children without access to primary education was approximately the same . Although Africa had an absolute first place , it did n't changedchangeVERB:FORM [#54669] the deal coordinalysignificantlyADV [#54670] . The main feature is that after 12 year left , the number of such children is South Asia minimizedreducedVERB [#54671] in several rimestimesNOUN [#54672] . So , the Asian region havehadVERB:TENSE [#54673] the smallest number of boys and girls without access to primary education , when Africa stayed on the last place . Another main feature in this chart is showing us a proportion of boys and girls . So , in more developed regions , such as South Asia and Rest of World , in 2012 this proportion iswasVERB:TENSE [#54674] approximately equal . It means , that we can stop talking about a sex discrimination in this sphere . However ,PUNCT [#54675] this problem havewasVERB:TENSE [#54676] savedsolvedVERB [#54677] in Africa , where the number of girls without education iswasVERB:TENSE [#54678] much bigger , than boys . In conclusion , I 'd like to say that South Asian countries showed an efficient progress in sphere of children education , and it madegaveVERB [#54679] them more potential for future development .

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{"id": 2992}
Nowadays , movingtravellingVERB [#54699] by air is frequently being claimed as one of the most essential reasonreasonsNOUN:NUM [#54700] of global warming as a result of air contamination . Thus , there is a spreadwidespread / popular / commonOTHER [#54701] point of view that the number of flights should be controlled by the authorities . As far as I am concerned , this opinion is partially fair . On the one hand , air craftsplanesNOUN [#54702] always cause harmful effects towards ecological conditions . Indeed , planes and helicopters leave out specific gases which can threat the environment leading to a global temperature risingriseMORPH [#54703] . Consequently , governments should definitalydefinitelySPELL [#54704] reduce time spent on air by taking appropriate measures . Moreover , there is a significant problem that a special ecologically safe means of transport still does not exist . In this way , the main aim of the authorities should be not only limiting air travels but also contributing to the invention of new mode of transport . On the other hand , businessmen and tourists are able to use only planes in order to move higherto to longOTHER [#54705] distances in shorter periods of time . Unfortunately , thisitPRON [#54706]⚠️ still remains the only way of travelling while special transport means are not invented . To sum up , I reckon that governments should definitely maintain limits of time spent on air . But they should likewise help inventing ecologically safe modes of transport .

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{"id": 2994}
It is known that air travel is one of the causesreasonsNOUN [#54722] of air pollution and even global warming . Some people argue that aDET [#54723] part of flights for business and leisure is unnecessary , so governments should think about new laws to decrease the number of them . However , I suppose that thisitPRON [#54724]⚠️ will harm society . All of us areVERB:TENSE [#54725] sometimes usinguseVERB:FORM [#54726] planes as the mean of transport because it is easyanOTHER [#54727] , quickfastADJ [#54728] and comfortable way of travelling even ontoPREP [#54729] long distances . Air travel hasVERB:TENSE [#54730] made our lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#54731] easier as we do n't need to spend months or even aDET [#54732] year to get from one place to another as it was centuries ago . Also we have opportunities to visit places that were untouched before . The costs of plane ticketticketsNOUN:NUM [#54733] are rather smalllowADJ [#54734] so almost everybody can afford it . So if governments decide to cut down the number of flights , the cost of air travel will rise up rapidly and thisitPRON [#54735]⚠️ will cause anDET [#54736] unabilityinabilitySPELL [#54737] of some groupgroupsNOUN:NUM [#54738] of people to afford it . ThisItPRON [#54739]⚠️ may be harmful for their business if they have to travel often or if their family lives in the other part of the world . Moreover , it may affect pilots as a lot of them will be fired if the number of flights and air companies dodoesVERB:SVA [#54740] n'tnotCONTR [#54741] need so much work force . On the other hand , the reduce of amountthe the numberOTHER [#54742] of the air travel may help to solve problems with air pollution and prevent future global warming as less planes will flightflyVERB [#54743] . However , I believe that thisitPRON [#54744]⚠️ would n't make dramatic change in the problem of pollution as there are a lot of other things that harmdamageVERB [#54745] our planet . In conclusion I 'd like to say that cutting down the amountnumberNOUN [#54746] of flights by introducing new laws may affect the air pollution but not greatly , while life of people may become uncomfortable and a lot of them will looseloseVERB [#54747] their job .

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{"id": 3000}
Airplanes may be cause of air pollution and global warming . QuantityThe numberOTHER [#54881] of air travel should beVERB:TENSE [#54882] adjusted by government in order to support environment . But , in fact world dodoesVERB:SVA [#54883] nothing for the the protection theOTHER [#54884] protectprotectionMORPH [#54885] ofPREP [#54886] our Earth . In my opinion , for the last 200 years we passed throw the moment where we have beenwereVERB:TENSE [#54887] destroying our planet everydayevery dayORTH [#54888] . We have a lot of wars , we came from agriculture type to manufacturing , moreover ,PUNCT [#54889] no one countries do n't think globally for big aim of safe our Earth , espesciallyespeciallySPELL [#54890] in long term . We continue to buildbuildingVERB:FORM [#54891] up new factories , manufactures , develop new army vehiclevehiclesNOUN:NUM [#54892] , also airplanes . Even in nowadays , we do n't use separate rubbish , do n't movescycle bikes\rideOTHER [#54893] byonPREP [#54894] byciclesbicyclesSPELL [#54895] , do n't use social transport , we just buy new cars and poor petrol inside . On the other side , we may notice that some commercial enterprises , like Tesla or Space X , who work on supporting our Earth , with help of electrocarselectric electric electric carsOTHER [#54896] and shuttlesbusesNOUN [#54897] , which doVERB:TENSE [#54898] not damage air and atmosphere . Also , such project like ' tube ' , which will use magnet tube for movements be westside in U.S. without pollution . Nevertheless , WorldworldORTH [#54899] has some examples , that government are thinking about pollution . Some countries try to come from usuallusualSPELL [#54900] resources to alternative onesNOUN [#54901] . For instance , Denmark use energy of wind almost for whole country . Iceland use power of waves and use it in 50 % . All this arguments lead to the fact thatOTHER [#54902] air travel isVERB [#54903] not atheDET [#54904] main problem . We must look on problem withfromPREP [#54905] a highest pointthe insideOTHER [#54906] . WholeThe wholeDET [#54907] world must changebe changedVERB:TENSE [#54908] . Even if air travel is a part of theDET [#54909] main aim , indeed we couldcan start solvingVERB [#54910] changethe problems and protecting EarthOTHER [#54911] with another actions to protect EarthOTHER [#54912] . Today , we use patrol for cars in 95 % of cases . Although , wePRON [#54913] could use an electricity .

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{"id": 3004}
In theDET [#54945] modern world thisitPRON [#54946] is very popular to travel inbyPREP [#54947] airplanes . Of course , it can contribute to air polutionspollutionSPELL [#54948] , global warming and other problems . Overall , there are different types of thinking about this topic . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#54949] not all air travels isareVERB:SVA [#54950] necessary and it 's right solution thanthatPREP [#54951] government 'sgovernmentsNOUN:POSS [#54952] do reduce a lot of them by introducing laws . Behind ofFurtermore , there areOTHER [#54953] thisotherOTHER [#54954] global problems such as air pollution or globalADJ [#54955] warming , this type of travelling do contribute to death of many and many peoplespeopleNOUN:NUM [#54956] in this world . That is why it is not only problem of nature or governments , it is problem of all world . On the other hand , due to air travels we can change our location in every moment , when we want . Of course , it 's amazing and very nice . Air travels do our lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#54957] more comfortable . It is one of the main thought 'sthoughtsNOUN:POSS [#54958] of modern people : " howHowORTH [#54959] doto makeVERB [#54960] my life moreADV [#54961] easier ? " . We can discusseddiscussVERB:FORM [#54962] about this question veryforOTHER [#54963] aDET [#54964] long time , but I think , that when we talk about stability in nature , health of people and deaslitystabilitySPELL [#54965] of world we should understand that there is nothing that can be more important . And in the end of this interesting essay I want toVERB:FORM [#54966] write , that governmentgovernmentsNOUN:NUM [#54967] 's do n't beshould notOTHER [#54968] ableADJ [#54969] introduce laws thatDET [#54970] to reduce all air travels and other things to contribute air pollution and global warming , because it is important part of our lifeslivesNOUN:INFL [#54971] , but it willVERB:TENSE [#54972] be nice if it can to reduce unnecessary travels for business and leisure , individual demands .

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{"id": 3006}
Nowadays air space is used by people a lot , especially for travelling , that leads to polluted air and progressingprogressMORPH [#54984] of global warming . It is a controvetialcontroversialSPELL [#54985] question whether governments have to set laws against air travelling . I completely disagree with the opinion that these laws should be introduced . Personally , I consider that air travel is extremely important for businessmen and people in work because of globalization people more fluentfastOTHER [#54986] in their movements , so they can easily go to another country thanks to planes . People need it , as usually theythey usuallyWO [#54987] need to get international experience , to have new practice , communicate to foreign colleguescolleaguesSPELL [#54988] . Moreover , more and more companies becameare becomingVERB:TENSE [#54989] international with filialsbranch officesNOUN [#54990] in different regions , so people can not lose time on transport in solving company 's problems and they need a highfastADJ [#54991] speed means of transport . Moreover , planes are significant transport for leisure activities . All people wish to travel and to explore new places for themselves . If it cancouldVERB:TENSE [#54992] be easily done on theDET [#54993] one matericcontinentNOUN [#54994] , it would become a problem to go from Russia to America , for example . Without planes people would to travel by train , bus , ship , boat and on foot , which is both harddifficultADJ [#54995] enough and pretty expensive . I can say with confedenceconfidenceSPELL [#54996] that all members of my family adore toadoreOTHER [#54997] traveltravellingVERB:FORM [#54998] by planes , as itPRON [#54999]⚠️ it isVERB [#55000] really convinientconvenientSPELL [#55001] . Anyway , governments can introduce laws against air travelling . They can increase the prices on this type of trip and take muchmanyADJ [#55002] taxes from it . However , I strongly believedbelieveVERB:TENSE [#55003] that it would be more effective if they concentrate on the problem in general and try to solve it by modernization ofPREP [#55004] the plantsplanetNOUN [#55005] sources of energy , by making scientists to do their best on this question . To sum up , air travelling is an essential part of people 's lives all over the world , so it would be wrong and cruel not to let them to make such trips both for work and for rest . In my opinion , governments should not close their eyes on the problem of pollution and global warming , but they should develop innovative ways to deal with it , not by sacrificing the air travelling .

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{"id": 3019}
The bar chart describes situation in Africa and Asia about children , whichwhoPRON [#55186] havehadVERB:TENSE [#55187] no chance to educatestudyVERB [#55188] in primary school from 2000 to 2012 years . Also all of information isVERB:TENSE [#55189] selected by gender and relateis relatedVERB:TENSE [#55190] with other : rest of world . There are two columncolumnsNOUN:NUM [#55191] for each region , which count is three , and there are two sectors in each column for gender rates . The highest level of both genders in 2000 year iswasVERB:TENSE [#55192] in Africa . There arewereVERB:TENSE [#55193] 23,7 million girls and 20 million boys dowho wereOTHER [#55194] not able to get education in primary schools . The situation in the same time in South Asia was better : 21,6 million girls and 11,1 million boys . Girls rate difference iswasVERB:TENSE [#55195] in 2,1 millionsmillionMORPH [#55196] , but boys score iswasVERB:TENSE [#55197] noticeable and significant , above half of boys in South Asia were educated in schools . CompareIn comparison withOTHER [#55198] with rest of world , with score for boys and girls 10,5 and 12,8 respectively , African and South Asian regions were more poor and government or private founds did not allow to spend more money for education . There arewereVERB:TENSE [#55199] some changes in 2012 year . LevelThe levelDET [#55200] of children without access to primary school declined . The most noticeable effect from socialssocialMORPH [#55201] program was in South Asia with the rate 4,8 and 5,1 to girls and boys respectively . Scores 18,2 to girls and 14,5 to boys in Africa were not so significant and important , but levellevelsNOUN:NUM [#55202] reduced and it is a proven fact . Rest of World in 2012 decreased too from 12,8 to 7,6 for girls and from 10,5 to 7,7 for boys .

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{"id": 3027}
The bar chart gives information about changes in the number of children categorized by boys and girls wichwhoPRON [#55304] cancouldVERB:TENSE [#55305] not get primary education between 2000 and 2012 in Africa , South Asia and the Rest of World . According to the chart , the number of girls without acessaccessSPELL [#55306] to primary education dramatically decreaseddecreased dramaticallyWO [#55307] from 2000 to 2012 in SoutSouthSPELL [#55308] Asia . Moreover , there iswasVERB:TENSE [#55309] the lowest level of non - educated children , among other countries in 2012 . By contrast , in rest of world the number of non - educated boys hasVERB:TENSE [#55310] decreased notADV [#55311] significantlyunsignificantlyADV [#55312] by 2012 comparing with other regions . The highest figure in this chart iswasVERB:TENSE [#55313] 43,7 millionsmillionMORPH [#55314] of children including 23,7 boys and 20 girls in Africa . Overall , by 2012 year the number of children without access to education hashadVERB:TENSE [#55315] aDET [#55316] negative trend in all three regions . To sum up , the level of education increased due to theDET [#55317] decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#55318] of the number of non - educated significantly boys and girls from 2000 to 2012 .

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{"id": 3028}
Nowadays , it is argued that air pollution is aDET [#55319] problem , wichwhichSPELL [#55320] seems to be knowknownVERB:FORM [#55321] all around the world . I completely agree with considerable decision of government about reducing air polutionpollutionSPELL [#55322] by not allowing of air travel . Firstly , environment nowadays is a big problem , wichwhichSPELL [#55323] causes unpredictable changes in climate . Atmosphere needneedsVERB:SVA [#55324] to be provenimprovedVERB [#55325] because without it people couldcaVERB:TENSE [#55326] n't live normally , without illnessillnessesNOUN:NUM [#55327] or health problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#55328] . Secondly , travel companies To conclude , thisitPRON [#55329]⚠️ is the main problem , wichwhichSPELL [#55330] occursVERB [#55331] people faceVERB [#55332] nowadays and only the government can something changechange somethingWO [#55333] .

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{"id": 3039}
Nowadays the most actualurgentADJ [#55537] questions connectare connectedVERB:TENSE [#55538] with ecological problems . ThisThereOTHER [#55539] is a fact that air busesairplanesNOUN [#55540] are causesthe reasonOTHER [#55541] of air pollution and global warming , so , I suppose that air travelling should be regulated by theDET [#55542] govermentsgovernmentSPELL [#55543] . Since the middle of theDET [#55544] 20th century air plainsplanesNOUN [#55545] are the best way to triptravelOTHER [#55546] between countries . But often there is no need to go from one point to another by plainplaneSPELL [#55547] . People also cancan alsoWO [#55548] use trains or ships . howeverHoweverORTH [#55549] ,PUNCT [#55550] companies want to earn money by air travelling . So there are many opportunities to move to any point on theDET [#55551] earth in any time . So only govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#55552] can regulate thisitPRON [#55553]⚠️ by different laws , which reduce the amount of air travel . Air travelling should be used only when people need to go to thousands kilometres and using of another transport is impossible . There are so many risks for air companies and economics of countries on common ;PUNCT [#55554] , howeverhowever ,WO [#55555] climate problems should be intheOTHER [#55556] priority . Also the significant reason to regulate amountnumberNOUN [#55557] of air travels is creating new ways of travelling , which are much more ecological . whileWhileORTH [#55558] we have very convinientconvenientSPELL [#55559] way to travel as air travelling , nobody sees the reasons to create more ecological transport , because it needs goverment sponsorship and much time to realiserealizeMORPH [#55560] it . If it will beisVERB:TENSE [#55561] reduced , the govermensgovernmentSPELL [#55562] will start to give money for creating new ways , so it will better for ecology . That is aDET [#55563] right way to solve ecological problems and it will beVERB [#55564] better for allDET [#55565] useveryoneOTHER [#55566] .

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{"id": 3042}
The given bar chart representrepresentsVERB:SVA [#55601] data on access to education by gender in different partpartsNOUN:NUM [#55602] of the world . As itPRON [#55603]⚠️ is observed the, there is aOTHER [#55604] figure which gives information about theDET [#55605] number of children donewho who doOTHER [#55606] not have education in Africa as well above than the other ones in 2000 . Africa has touchedreachedVERB [#55607] a peak at 43,7 millionsmillionMORPH [#55608] . But this statistic dropped downfell\decrasedVERB [#55609] approximately bebySPELL [#55610] 20 percent in 2012 . In general ,PUNCT [#55611] the number of children without access to primary school in Africa was the same as the number of children in South Asia . By the way , south AsiaNOUN [#55612] sharply decreased this numberthis number sharply decreasedWO [#55613] in South AsiaOTHER [#55614] approximately by 70 percent . As is observed ,PUNCT [#55615] South Asia hasOTHER [#55616] touched the bottom pointlineNOUN [#55617] among Africa and the rest of the world . It seems that there arewereVERB:TENSE [#55618] more girls than boys without access to education . Also there is underwardwas a downwardOTHER [#55619] trend during 2000 - 2012 .

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{"id": 3043}
It is argued that ecological problems are one of the most vital , which include global warming and air pollution . There are a lot of reasons that can be grouped into one term - human activity . AtmosphereThe atmosphereDET [#55620] has been polluted by air travel for the last decade . There are some policies that should regulate and reduce the number of air travel . In my point of view , thereitPRON [#55621]⚠️ is nonotOTHER [#55622] right to limitrestrictVERB [#55623] people to'sNOUN:POSS [#55624] movemovementsMORPH [#55625] all over the world . In this essay will be discussedtheOTHER [#55626] balancedbalanceMORPH [#55627] between ecological problemsthe balanceOTHER [#55628] and human rights will beOTHER [#55629] rightrightsNOUN:NUM [#55630] . Nowadays we can observe globalization . A lot of people hashaveVERB:SVA [#55631] the InterntInternetSPELL [#55632] to exchangeshareVERB [#55633] their cultures , views and information . Thus ,PUNCT [#55634] migration has quickly scared for the last years . It became essential part of modern people 's life because of technological progress . I think that government should not regulate human movement because it is not interruption ofOTHER [#55635] rights violationNOUN [#55636] and violation ofOTHER [#55637] private life . If government choosechoosesVERB:SVA [#55638] groups of people who can travel thereit itPRON [#55639]⚠️ wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#55640] be aDET [#55641] discrimination for the rest ofPREP [#55642] people . In addition , a travel reduce related with business and economic declining . In my opinion , there are a lot of ways to solve ecological problem . The prime example is to invest moneyNOUN [#55643] to theDET [#55644] developdevelopmentMORPH [#55645] of theOTHER [#55646] alternativeelternativeADJ [#55647] ecological soursesourcesSPELL [#55648] . Besides , government can introduce laws to air companies ' standards not to reduce the amountnumberNOUN [#55649] of air travel . In conclusion , I would like to say that the air travel reducereductionMORPH [#55650] is theDET [#55651] radical method to solve air pollution problem . As itPRON [#55652]⚠️ is observed there are more civil alternative ways .

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{"id": 3057}
Nowadays such global problems as globalADJ [#55799] warming and air pollution are discussed all over the world . It is important , that one of the main reasonreasonsNOUN:NUM [#55800] offorPREP [#55801] this occasionproblemNOUN [#55802] is air travelling . That is why , governments are thinking about introduction of some laws in order to cut downreduceVERB [#55803] the number of unnecessary flyingsflightsNOUN [#55804] . ForFromPREP [#55805] my point of view , this solution is more right . This essay will show arguments and evidence offorPREP [#55806] it . First of all , theDET [#55807] reducingreductionMORPH [#55808] of business and leisure travellingstravelsMORPH [#55809] will not trouble passengers . If the person havehasVERB:SVA [#55810] to be in the exact place , he will take another ticket . Moreover , it is a benefit for aircompaniesair companiesORTH [#55811] too . It is known , that lots of planes are not full completelycompletely fullWO [#55812] . That is why we can see the economic reason . Speaking about nature , we can point that every measure in order to save planet is very important . ReducingThe reduction ofOTHER [#55813] the number of flyingsflightsNOUN [#55814] will make our air moreADV [#55815] freshfresherMORPH [#55816] , clearclearerADJ:FORM [#55817] and prevent from the disaster of global warming . Some people are sure , that it will not help . They consider , that it is better to increase flights but find and invest much money to the ecological departments of countries . I do not agree with this meaningopinionNOUN [#55818] because there are some problems , which are easier to avoid with the help of reducing reasons of this problem . In our situation the reason is the big amount of planes flying all over the world every day . In conclusion , I would like to repeat that our main mission is to save our planet , do not damage it by ourselves . In this way we have to do alleverythingPRON [#55819] impossiblepossibleADJ [#55820] what we can .

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{"id": 3062}
The bar chart representrepresentsVERB:SVA [#55887] number of children without access to primary school education from 2000 to 2012 year . Overall , the information consist consists ofOTHER [#55888] two parts , as gender and region . Looking toatPREP [#55889] the bar chart , we can see that the experementresearchNOUN [#55890] wasinwas was madeVERB [#55891] inPREP [#55892] such continenscontinentsSPELL [#55893] as Africa and Asia , but itPRON [#55894]⚠️ also isis alsoWO [#55895] shown aDET [#55896] diagramediagramSPELL [#55897] Restthe of the restOTHER [#55898] of the theDET [#55899] world . In Africa in 2000 was theDET [#55900] highest level of the number of children without access to primary education - 20 millionsmillionMORPH [#55901] boys and 23,7 million girls . OverMore thanOTHER [#55902] twelve years later statisticstatisticsNOUN:NUM [#55903] has beenhadVERB:TENSE [#55904] changed inbyPREP [#55905] probablyapproximatelyADV [#55906] 5 points down - boys 14,5 and girls 18,2 . In South Asia it iswasVERB:TENSE [#55907] not the better situation . In the period of 12 years ( from 2000 to 2012 ) statisticstatisticsNOUN:NUM [#55908] has beenhadVERB:TENSE [#55909] changed a lot . NumberThe numberDET [#55910] of girls in this period was from 21,6 to 4,8 , but boys from 11,1 to 5,1 . Well , it iswasVERB:TENSE [#55911] aDET [#55912] big difference . NumberThe numberDET [#55913] of children the in theOTHER [#55914] rest of the theDET [#55915] world in this period ( from 2000 to 2012 ) bar chart shows that in 2000 theDET [#55916] number of girls was 12,8 but in 2012 goeswentVERB:TENSE [#55917] down to 7,6 million . NumberThe numberDET [#55918] of boys in this period was 10,5 million , but in 2012 get downdecreasedOTHER [#55919] to 7,7 million . To sum up , every year theDET [#55920] number of children without access to primary education iswasVERB:TENSE [#55921] going down , now we have seen itPRON [#55922]⚠️ in theDET [#55923] bar chart .

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{"id": 3063}
Airplane is one of the greatlygreatestADJ [#55924] constructionconstructionsNOUN:NUM [#55925] with whatwhichPRON [#55926] every person can go anywhere and save hishis\herOTHER [#55927] time . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#55928] air travel areisVERB:SVA [#55929] necessary for every person and without thatitPRON [#55930]⚠️ we ca n't imagine our life . Firstly , I partlyADV [#55931] agree with this topicpointOTHER [#55932] inofPREP [#55933] someviewOTHER [#55934] partpartlyMORPH [#55935] . Air pollution and global warming - thistheseDET [#55936] isareVERB:SVA [#55937] one of the problems with whatwhichPRON [#55938] we ca n't do nothing . But goverementsgovernmentSPELL [#55939] can introduce laws now to make airplane not proven to contribute to air pollution and global warming . One of the scientist from Moldova havehadVERB:TENSE [#55940] an idea now to domakeVERB [#55941] air travels intrestinginterestingSPELL [#55942] and healthhealthyMORPH [#55943] . He gavepresentedVERB [#55944] his idea intoPREP [#55945] theDET [#55946] USA and his idea was successfullysuccessfulMORPH [#55947] . He makemadeVERB:TENSE [#55948] some scheme , now to travel with pleasure , but not just for buisnessbusinessSPELL [#55949] . Secondly , I amdoVERB:TENSE [#55950] not agree with this topicpoint of viewOTHER [#55951] . Our life has many dangerous thingseventsNOUN [#55952] whatwhichPRON [#55953] we metmeetVERB:TENSE [#55954] every day . Of course , goverementgovernmentSPELL [#55955] should control all these air travelflightsNOUN [#55956] , but risk and interest ofinPREP [#55957] life - thisitPRON [#55958]⚠️ is something without what we ca n't imagine a person . If someone toldtellsVERB:TENSE [#55959] you that you can go somewhere withbyPREP [#55960] plane just foronPREP [#55961] a buisnessbusinessSPELL [#55962] , and ,PUNCT [#55963] of course ,PUNCT [#55964] you should show suggestion , for man thisitPRON [#55965]⚠️ will be not good information . Because as we know every person is free and this idea will be notnot beWO [#55966] pleasentpleasantSPELL [#55967] for him . To sum up , air travel is something what is very popular in every country and without what we ca n't imagine our life . If the goverementgovernmentSPELL [#55968] introduceintroducesVERB:SVA [#55969] laws to reduce the amount of air travel for buisnessbusinessSPELL [#55970] and leisure , after that will be problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#55971] and people will not be satisfyed .

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{"id": 3065}
A generation ago buildindsbuildingsSPELL [#56010] made a huge impact ofonPREP [#56011] people s'sNOUN:POSS [#56012] life . Nowadays ,PUNCT [#56013] it isstillOTHER [#56014] continuingdoesVERB [#56015] . Building reflects all emotions and theDET [#56016] mood of the architecturearchitectMORPH [#56017] and gives these sencessensesSPELL [#56018] to the humanpeopleNOUN [#56019] . People should use buildings in theDET [#56020] right way - in theatre people should watch actstheatrical performancesOTHER [#56021] , in cinemas - films and cartoons . Architecture is certainly whichsomething thatOTHER [#56022] is often discussed in today s'sNOUN:POSS [#56023] world . It is argued by some people that acrhitecturearchitectureSPELL [#56024] should be used for its purpose . A very good example here is aschoola schoolORTH [#56025] . At school pupils get a lot of information from different spheres and nowhere else theyPRON [#56026]⚠️ can notADV [#56027] get new facts and skills . FurtherFurthermoreADV [#56028] more,OTHER [#56029] it does not matter how the school is looks , of course it is very crucial that school should be safetysafeMORPH [#56030] , but it is more important what actions pupils do inside ofPREP [#56031] the building . Yet , others believe that it does not matter for what aim this builingbuildingSPELL [#56032] was built , more important isOTHER [#56033] how the builingbuildingSPELL [#56034] looks is building importantOTHER [#56035] . For instance , many outstanding and ancient builindsbuildingsSPELL [#56036] , for example ,PUNCT [#56037] museums were rebuilt or recoveredreconstructedVERB [#56038] and they lost their previous look . As a consequence , theOTHER [#56039] young generation will not see and know buildingbuildingsNOUN:NUM [#56040] of theDET [#56041] last century . They will not get information ofaboutPREP [#56042] this building and will not know legendary people who were related fortoPREP [#56043] this building . This building is not a work of art , it is only aDET [#56044] modern building . I would argue that it is more crucial for architecture to serve its purpose than to look gorgeous and brilliant . First of all , buildings were built to usebe usedVERB:TENSE [#56045] themPRON [#56046]⚠️ inwithPREP [#56047] aDET [#56048] particular aim . And nobody thinkthinksVERB:SVA [#56049] about beautifulwether orOTHER [#56050] this building or notor not this buildingWO [#56051] is beautifulOTHER [#56052] . ArchitectorsArchitectsSPELL [#56053] think only about ofPREP [#56054] quantity of building and about itsDET [#56055] useful features .

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{"id": 3074}
The pie charts indicate data about the visits of public libraries in the UK in 1990 and 2000 . Overall , more than a healthhalfNOUN [#56295] of visitors comecameVERB:TENSE [#56296] to public libraries in order to borrow / return books in both years . Studying was the least popular reason to go to libraries in 1990 , wherewhenADV [#56297] it was forPREP [#56298] 10 percentage points% of the visitorsOTHER [#56299] , as well as in 2000 , wherewhenADV [#56300] it tookfell toOTHER [#56301] only 2 percentage points . Finding information in libraries became more popular in 2000 with 20 percentage points , but in 1990 there were only 10 % of visitorsvisitsMORPH [#56302] for this reason . ContraryIn contrastOTHER [#56303] to theDET [#56304] previous onereasonNOUN [#56305] , readinigreadingSPELL [#56306] news papersnewspapersORTH [#56307] / magazines has declaineddeclinedVERB [#56308] in 2000 ,PUNCT [#56309] wherewhenADV [#56310] ittherePRON [#56311] waswereVERB:SVA [#56312] only 5 % of visitors ,PUNCT [#56313] altoughalthoughSPELL [#56314] in 1990 this reason hadreachedVERB [#56315] 15 percentage points . The most popular reason - borrow / return books has-OTHER [#56316] decreased from 65 percentage points in 1990 to 55 percentage points in 2000 .

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{"id": 3079}
Science is clearly something which is often discussed in today 's world . A myriad of people advocate the view that private companies pay more attention to theDET [#56411] scientific researchersresearchesMORPH [#56412] . In my essay iIORTH [#56413] would like to consider theDET [#56414] advantages and disadvantages of this point . Let me start with the advantages . First of all , ItitORTH [#56415] is clear that aDET [#56416] government has a lot of tasks to do and it is obvious that it does not have time onforPREP [#56417] scientific researchersresearchesMORPH [#56418] . So , private companies can be a good solution to the problem . What is more , private companies are more follow their goals , they pay aDET [#56419] special attention to science . A bright example of this can be our media , especially news . Every day they show how many breakthroughs in science people didhave doneVERB:TENSE [#56420] in private companies . There is an abundant number of itthemPRON [#56421] that hashaveVERB:SVA [#56422] been made during the last decades thanks to theDET [#56423] private companies . OhOnSPELL [#56424] the other hand , opponents could possibly claim that the main goal of any political body should be developing science . It is our future ,PUNCT [#56425] and we should do everything to preserve ourselves as a civilized nation . HovewerHoweverSPELL [#56426] , if the government starts working in the sphere of science , it can lose sight of theOTHER [#56427] main poinspointsSPELL [#56428] of the social problems with which people in theDET [#56429] country suffer from . In other words , government should focus more on the issues connected with our present . In conclusion , it should be noted that there are arguments in favour of this view and against itPRON [#56430] . Overall , iШOTHER [#56431] am inclined to believe that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages .

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{"id": 3088}
In today 's world ,PUNCT [#56569] it is private companies rather than governments who pay for and carry out most scientific researchresearchesNOUN:NUM [#56570] . Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages ? Everyone knows that all things that we have now appeared thanks to the different researches which wereVERB:TENSE [#56571] carried out byPREP [#56572] scientiestsscientistsSPELL [#56573] . Obviously , itPRON [#56574] is the fact that these studies should be paid by someone who can spend a lot of money . This essay will provide the advantages and disadvantages of the fact that private companies rather than governmentsOTHER [#56575] pay for and carry outresearchesOTHER [#56576] most scientific researchresearchesNOUN:NUM [#56577] rather than governmentsOTHER [#56578] . On the one hand , there are some advantages thatwhenOTHER [#56579] private companies make aDET [#56580] scientific research . First of all , these private companies may have special interest toinPREP [#56581] the topic of this research ,PUNCT [#56582] and on this way the study will be more evidence - based and correct . In addition to this , theDET [#56583] private companies can choose one research and fund it fully . It leads to the the fact that this research will be moreADV [#56584] deepdeeperADJ:FORM [#56585] and will have more crucial impact on our life . On the other hand , there are some disadvantages thatwhenOTHER [#56586] private companies carry out more researches than governments . Actually , the type of aDET [#56587] private company plays aDET [#56588] huge role in the research , because sometimes some private companies can have aDET [#56589] biased view on the research and it can not be objective . That is why ,PUNCT [#56590] it is very significant when theaDET [#56591] government paypaysVERB:SVA [#56592] for and carrycarriesVERB:SVA [#56593] out scientific research , because it demonstrates thistheDET [#56594] unbiased ground of this research . To sum up , I would like to mention that it can be more effective when the private companies makeis responsible forOTHER [#56595] variable scientific researches in the case if thistheDET [#56596] researchresearchesNOUN:NUM [#56597] should be precise, andOTHER [#56598] and also it can be more worthwhile if the governments carry out these researches because then they can be more objective . I personally think , that one disadvantage can outweigh the advantages because it is understandably that scientific researches require unbiased ground .

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{"id": 3096}
In today 's world , it is private companies rather than governments who pay for and carry out most scientific researchresearchesNOUN:NUM [#56650] . Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages ? Nowadays , private businesses donate toVERB:FORM [#56651] and invest in scientific works more than the government does . While there are reasons to emphasize theDET [#56652] benefitialbeneficialSPELL [#56653] effect of this tendency , I strongly believe that it can damage people more than it can benefit themPRON [#56654] . There are many upsides of private companies 'sNOUN:POSS [#56655] support for scientists . To start with , businessmen are free to invest in whateverDET [#56656] theyanyOTHER [#56657] wantprojectsOTHER [#56658] . While , the government tries to find out , with atheDET [#56659] help of a contest , which projects are the most valuable ( usually it tackstakesVERB [#56660] much time ) ,PUNCT [#56661] private companies can invest in researches they are interested in . As an illustration , many great projects , concerning space exploration , medical treatment and IT were realized because of the generousitygenerositySPELL [#56662] of private companies . Moreover , private companies However , there can be some problemesproblemsSPELL [#56663] with investments in science as well . First of all , private companies are limited in their resources . It can be examplyfiedexamplifiedSPELL [#56664] by a significant number of valuable scientific projects ,PUNCT [#56665] which were dismissed due to lack of money . FuthermoreFurthermoreSPELL [#56666] , there is a possibility , that the company has a vested interest in the research . If a private company ,PUNCT [#56667] which can profit from war ,PUNCT [#56668] has enough money for a particular project , it can result in aDET [#56669] damaging consequences for the whole world . In conclusion , there are both advantages and disadvantages of private donations to scientific works . However , in my opinion , it is a slippery slope for many factors ,PUNCT [#56670] and theDET [#56671] government takes a risky path by accepting private support for the science .

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{"id": 3098}
Nowadays there is a tendency of carrying outPART [#56699] and paying for scientific research by private companies rather than governments . In thisThisPREP [#56700] essay itPRON [#56701]⚠️ is going to be overviewedoverviewVERB [#56702] and foundfindVERB:FORM [#56703] out if the advantages outwaightoutweighSPELL [#56704] disadvantages . The number of private companies which do finance scientific research programmes growgrowsVERB:SVA [#56705] . They do it for multiple reasons , and one of them is fame . It is obvious that in case the scientific reasearchresearchSPELL [#56706] the company had been financing succeed , the company achieves not less attention than the researches themselves . However , the reasons are not so important , but the result is crucial . To pay for or to carry outPART [#56707] the research is a good idea anyway ,PUNCT [#56708] and popularity is a real pushermotivationNOUN [#56709] to try harder than government , for example . Moreover , private companies pay more to the scientists working on a project and the outcomingupcomingSPELL [#56710] result can be better than expected . The main positive effect of this is that the field of science is developingdevelopsVERB:TENSE [#56711] faster and the humanity can fasterADV [#56712] achieve some genuineADJ [#56713] engenuinegenuineSPELL [#56714] aimsfasterOTHER [#56715] . However , the governments carry out and finance less researches than private organistionsorganisationsSPELL [#56716] , while the reasons mustmightVERB:TENSE [#56717] be the same . Governments should be alsoalso beWO [#56718] interested in national interest and fame . However , it does not stimulate governments to wotkworkSPELL [#56719] on the issue . Usually it happens because governmental researches are less paidfundedOTHER [#56720] and it is not reasinablereasonableSPELL [#56721] for a well - educated scientist who paid a great summsumSPELL [#56722] of money for his knowledge , to work onforPREP [#56723] the governmantgovernmentSPELL [#56724] in case it is not going to be worhworthSPELL [#56725] it . The main drawback of this is that the national pride downgrades as well as the governmental popularity and respect . This can lead to such problems as growing waves of protests or strikes etc . To conclude , I would like to summarize all ideas . The main advantage of the fact that private companies fanancefinanceSPELL [#56726] and carry out more scientific researches , is that the outcomingupcomingSPELL [#56727] result is striking . Meanwhile the main drawback of this is that the national pride level decreases and there are high chances of a wave of disagreement with the government to appear .

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{"id": 3110}
Meriads of people nowadaysADV [#56932] are connected with science and interested in carrying out some research nowadaysADV [#56933] . There are private companies and governments who are involved in these processes . However , it is believed that it isOTHER [#56934] private companies rather than governments whoPRON [#56935]⚠️ take part in it ,PUNCT [#56936] and here are more advantages than disadvantages , while opponents of this point of view see many disadvantages in theDET [#56937] help of such companies . To begin with , talking about advantages of theDET [#56938] help of private companies , many of them can allow themselves to provide funding to some researchresearchesNOUN:NUM [#56939] and as result contribute to the development of good ones and science on the whole . It means that the more money scientists and researchesresearchersMORPH [#56940] get , the better is theOTHER [#56941] quality ofPREP [#56942] researchresearchesNOUN:NUM [#56943] areisVERB:SVA [#56944] . In other words , big funding causes qualitiveADJ [#56945] researchresearchesNOUN:NUM [#56946] and results of researches better qualityOTHER [#56947] . However , governments always deal with other crucial issues in cities and countries and do not have money onforPREP [#56948] the development of research , when there are serious problems that need solutions . So , private companies are good investors in contrast to governments that always have other areas that need investitionsinvestmentsSPELL [#56949] and attention . On the other hand , other people believe that there are many disadvantages in paying for and carrying out scientific research by private companies . Firstly , pumping money into research , such companies sometimes just want to get benefit from it . In other words , to get much money by their sponsorship . As a result , research may have many flaws , low quality and no or not much influence on the development of science ,PUNCT [#56950] but getit givesOTHER [#56951] money and fame to companies which do not deserve it . What is more , governments have muchmoreADJ [#56952] inluenceinfluenceSPELL [#56953] on citizens than private companies ,PUNCT [#56954] that is why their investitionsinvestmentsSPELL [#56955] may attract attention of people to science and the importance of researchresearchesNOUN:NUM [#56956] . To conclude , private companies are good investors and researchers as well as governmnetsgovernmentsSPELL [#56957] , and the arguments prove this point of view . However , in my opinion , companies stay theDET [#56958] better investors ,PUNCT [#56959] and figurespeopleNOUN [#56960] who can carry out research with aDET [#56961] high quality and benefit .

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{"id": 3113}
The twoTwoDET [#56998] given charts illustrate the use of public libraries in 1990 and 2000OTHER [#56999] in the United Kingdom in 1990 and 2000OTHER [#57000] . Overall , the number of visitors had decreased from 350 million people in 1990 to 290 million people in 2000 . However , the main reason to visit a library for theDET [#57001] vast majority of people had remained the same - to borrow and return books , which is accounted for 65 % in 1990 and 55 % in 2000 . With regardsregardNOUN:NUM [#57002] fortoPREP [#57003] the percentage of people , whoPRON [#57004]⚠️ is comingcomeVERB:TENSE [#57005] to the library for studying , - it had decreased from 10 % of comers in 1990 to just 2 % of visitors in 2000 . Moreover , the number of people , coming to read newspapers and magazines , had also fallen . While in 1990 there was a percentage of 15 , by 2000 it had fallen to 5 % . Finding information as a reason for coming to the public library had doubled over the period of 10 years . It is crucial to mention that while the total number of visits ( accounted for 350 million ) in 1990 comprisedwas causedVERB [#57006] ofbyPREP [#57007] 4 reasons ( borrowing / returning books , reading newspapers / magazines , studying and finding information ) , the total number of visits ( 290 million ) in 2000 comprisedwas causedVERB [#57008] ofbyPREP [#57009] 5 reasons : borrowing and returning CDs ( 18 % ) had become theaDET [#57010] new causereasonNOUN [#57011] for going to the library .

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{"id": 3115}
PieThe pieDET [#57016] charts provide information about reasons why people use public libraries in a ten year period . Overall , the main reason why people prefer to go to public libraries is to borrow or return books . In both years ,PUNCT [#57017] the proportion of people whoPRON [#57018] chose this reason wasaccounted forOTHER [#57019] over a half fromofPREP [#57020] all theDET [#57021] visitors . PieThe pieDET [#57022] charts show that through theDET [#57023] years the number of visits decreased onbyPREP [#57024] 60 million visits . PieThe pieDET [#57025] chart of 1990 providespresentsVERB [#57026] four reasons to visit libraries , while the graphthat ofOTHER [#57027] of 2000 shows five reasons for it . In 1990 ,PUNCT [#57028] a tenth of visitors used livbrarieslibrariesSPELL [#57029] for studying , while in 2000 this number decreased 5 timesfive - foldOTHER [#57030] . The number of visitors who whoPRON [#57031] went to libraries in order toVERB:FORM [#57032] borrow or return DVDs was just under a fifth of the total numberOTHER [#57033] . In a ten year period ,PUNCT [#57034] the number of people who came to aDET [#57035] library in order to find suitable information doubled . In 1990 ,PUNCT [#57036] visitors who used aDET [#57037] library to read a magazine or newspaper was approximately a sixth part of all theDET [#57038] people coming to a library , but in 2000 this number decreased in 3 timesthree - foldOTHER [#57039] and justonlyADV [#57040] a tenth of all theDET [#57041] visitors preferedpreferredVERB:INFL [#57042] to use aDET [#57043] library for this purpose .

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{"id": 3118}
In the hectic times of the present science is the subject which plays a vital role for mankind , it is increadiblyincrediblySPELL [#57077] significant for people of different ages and itPRON [#57078]⚠️ triggers heated discussions among people . Some people believe that it is the government 's duty to carry out and distribute money for a scientific research . However , there is a growing number of people who think that private companies should do that . I agreeeagreeSPELL [#57079] with this point of view for a number of reasons . Without any doubt , private companies can organize their reserchresearchSPELL [#57080] independently . Such organisations do not need to wait for the government 's decisondecisionSPELL [#57081] toward a particular research or do not need toOTHER [#57082] work in the area of study chosen by the government . In addition to this , they can choose an area of the study by themselves and carry out the research using their own startegiesstrategiesSPELL [#57083] . One more reason , why carrying out and funding a research by private companies is more beneficial is that not only can private companies specialize in the immenslyimmenselySPELL [#57084] popular aresareasNOUN [#57085] of study , but they also can do a research on a subject that is not prevalent across - the - board . That means that the company will not be expected to chosechooseVERB [#57086] a research connected with the most outstanding discoveries in medicine , biology , physics or history , for instance . They have a tremendous opportunity to choose any area ,PUNCT [#57087] icludingincludingSPELL [#57088] literature , archeology , mathematics and even linguistics . Taking into consideration all mentioned above , I would like to conclude by saying that private companies should really carry out and pay for reseachresearch researchNOUN [#57089] ,PUNCT [#57090] and organize everything which is necessary for the study by themselves . If scientific reseachresearchSPELL [#57091] is done by a private organization witoutwithoutSPELL [#57092] the help of the government , more areas of study will be developed .

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{"id": 3121}
Two charts depict the main reasons of using public libraries in 1990 and 2000 . OverallTo begin withOTHER [#57108] , vsitingvisitingSPELL [#57109] of privatprivateSPELL [#57110] libraries was reduced , the main reason ( borrowing and returning books ) in both years stayed the same . Borrowing and returning books in 1990 and in 2000 was the main reason to visit a library , in both years ittherePRON [#57111]⚠️ was more than a half of visitors , who went to the library to borrow or to return a book . The other reasons in 1990 were : reading newspapers/ maganzinesmagazinesSPELL [#57112] ( 15 % ) , which in 2000 became 5 % , due to digital sources which replaced them . As itPRON [#57113]⚠️ is shown in the second graph ,PUNCT [#57114] there was another reason in 2000 named borrow and return DVD 's ( 18 % ) . AnotherOtherDET [#57115] reasons were studingstudyingSPELL [#57116] and finding information , in 1990 both had 10 % of visitors . In 2000 , however , the precentagepercentageSPELL [#57117] of visitors who came to study lostfell byOTHER [#57118] 8 % . Therefore ,PUNCT [#57119] the precentagepercentageSPELL [#57120] of visitors who entered library to find information increased and in 2000 was 20 % .

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{"id": 3122}
There is no doubt that science is one of the spheres , which need to be studied carefully by those who provide us with scientific research . The question is , whereas private companies instead of governments should be responsible for carrying out this type of research and pay for it as well . In the following essay there will be several arguments presented that are for and against putingputtingVERB:INFL [#57121] this responsibility on public companies . Scientific research must be carried out correctly , that is why fake research and faliurefailureSPELL [#57122] in real one are vorbiddenforbiddenSPELL [#57123] . That is why , giving all rights to public companies is not a good idea . Public companies are usually independent , which allows them to act as they want and write what they want , as nobody will check information they provide in scientific research . On the other hand , scientific research needs a lot of money , which government sometimes gives out for medicine and military sources . In this case , public companies have enough money and time to provide the country with scientific research . What is more , public companies have more desire to find out and to invent , as for good achievements they will be awarded and willVERB:TENSE [#57124] gain a direct benifitbenefitSPELL [#57125] from it . For instance , they could win more clients , or get a status of the best public company , which will increase their profit . To sum up , there are more positive sides than negative onceonesSPELL [#57126] . As itPRON [#57127]⚠️ is written above , public companies can easily fake information as they are independent , but still they can be benifitialbeneficialSPELL [#57128] for governments as they have money and interest in carringcarryingSPELL [#57129] out any kind of research . Even if public companies are allowed to carry out scientific research , it would be better , if they are placed under control of the government .

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{"id": 3142}
Two pie charts provide data about the most popular reasons to visit public libraries in the United Kingdom in the period of 1990 and 2000 . Overall , the total number of visitors of public libraries has declined and borrowing or returninigreturningSPELL [#57345] books remained the same position as the most prevalent reason both in 1990 and 2000 . Firstly , borrowing or returninigreturningSPELL [#57346] books was the most common purpose to visit public libraries in the UK in 1990 , but by the end of the perionperiodSPELL [#57347] this number hadVERB:TENSE [#57348] decreased , being 65 % in 1990 on 55 % in 2000 respectively . However , among the UK citizens both in 1990 and 2000 it was the most popular reason in comparison to other ones . Secondly , studying and finding information counted for the equal number in 1990 with 10 percent of the whole number of visitors , while the use of public libraries as a pace to study in hadVERB:TENSE [#57349] decreased from 10 % in 1990 to 2 % in 2000 . In contrast to it , the quantity of users whoPRON [#57350]⚠️ visitvisitingVERB:FORM [#57351] libraries to find information in the year of 2000 became three times bigger than it was in the beginingbeginningSPELL [#57352] of the period .

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{"id": 3151}
In the modern world manyManyOTHER [#57463] scientific breakthroughs are occured in the modern worldOTHER [#57464] . More often some private companies instead of theDET [#57465] governments pay for many researches . Is such a sponsorship beneficial for the science ? The main benefit is ,PUNCT [#57466] that paying for the scientific researches ,theOTHER [#57467] companies usually provide scientists with the sufficient amount of freedom , whereas theDET [#57468] governments always try to make scientists comply their will . What is more , more often theDET [#57469] big corporations have an opportunity to pay every equipment during the exploration , while theDET [#57470] governments have limited amount of money , that they can afford themself to spend foronPREP [#57471] the science . Furthermore , the vast majority of scientist prefer to carry out theDET [#57472] researches in the private companies because thetheyPRON [#57473] can earnprovideVERB [#57474] much more money for theittheirSPELL [#57475] breakthroughs and theyPRON [#57476]⚠️ can use all the methods they want to . However , there are some disadvantages . For instance , some private companies can use restricted methods . In this case it is rather important for theDET [#57477] governments to control every scientific resesarchresearchSPELL [#57478] . What is more , some breakthroughs can be directed against theDET [#57479] governments . Some thing can be invented to overthrow the ruler or for many other revolusionisticrevolutionarySPELL [#57480] aims . Furthermore , many companies are not aware of some political issues , so they do n'tnotCONTR [#57481] care if their researches can hurt the interests of other contriescountriesSPELL [#57482] . That is where even the real war between different states can start . All in all , it can be seen , that the quantity of advantages isVERB [#57483] equal to the amount of disadvantages . OfcourseOf courseORTH [#57484] , working for theDET [#57485] private companies means havingVERB [#57486] more money and more freedom in theDET [#57487] explorations , however , it can cause serious consequancesconsequencesSPELL [#57488] for a state . It is rather important for theDET [#57489] governments not only control any researchesresearchNOUN:NUM [#57490] even in theDET [#57491] private companies but also to provide scientists with more opportunities for their self - realisation .

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{"id": 3154}
The tables belowPREP [#57529] provide toPREP [#57530] us withPREP [#57531] information about manmenNOUN:NUM [#57532] amdandSPELL [#57533] womenfemaleADJ [#57534] workers in three spheres of work in Indonesia and Australia in 2010 . The information wasVERB:TENSE [#57535] measured in percentage . The first table shows theDET [#57536] amount of workers classifiedVERB [#57537] by gender in Indonesia . So , in the first section , which is called agriculture , ,PUNCT [#57538] we clearly see that this work isVERB [#57539] more interesting for womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#57540] , becousebecauseSPELL [#57541] ittheyPRON [#57542]⚠️ takestakeVERB:SVA [#57543] 43 % , despitePREP [#57544] ofunlikePREP [#57545] manmenNOUN:NUM [#57546] ( 29 % ) . Then let 'susCONTR [#57547] looklookingVERB:FORM [#57548] at theDET [#57549] section of industry , there manmenNOUN:NUM [#57550] have the higesthighestSPELL [#57551] position ( 15 % ) , and womahwomenSPELL [#57552] have decreasedmakeVERB [#57553] amountupOTHER [#57554] oftoPART [#57555] 8 % . The last section of services intoducesintroducesSPELL [#57556] the biggest per centscentNOUN:NUM [#57557] of theDET [#57558] whole table , there the number ofOTHER [#57559] male workers went upincreasedOTHER [#57560] to 56 % , anandSPELL [#57561] that forPREP [#57562] womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#57563] growincreasedVERB [#57564] to 49 % . The second table tooalsoADV [#57565] showshowsVERB:SVA [#57566] toPREP [#57567] us theDET [#57568] similar information anoutaboutSPELL [#57569] workers separatedVERB [#57570] by gender , only in Australia . We see the least result in agricultureagriculturalMORPH [#57571] sphere , onleonlySPELL [#57572] 3 % of manmenNOUN:NUM [#57573] and 1 % of womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#57574] , whiswhichSPELL [#57575] is soADV [#57576] declined moreADV [#57577] than in Indonesia . Also , in industry , manmenNOUN:NUM [#57578] in Indonesia havehasVERB:SVA [#57579] aDET [#57580] better result asthanPREP [#57581] manmenNOUN:NUM [#57582] in Australia . It took 32 % , whilwwhileSPELL [#57583] in Indonesia it isOTHER [#57584] 15 % . As for female workers in industry , we have 11 % . The last column is forPREP [#57585] services sectors , there manmenNOUN:NUM [#57586] 's results from Indonesia have such simularitysimilaritySPELL [#57587] , only on 10 % bigger ,PUNCT [#57588] ( this is 65 % ) ,PUNCT [#57589] but women 's resultresultsNOUN:NUM [#57590] rapidly inceasedincreasedSPELL [#57591] and havehasVERB:SVA [#57592] 88 % . To sum up , thatthisDET [#57593] kind of information about employment by gender in Indonesia and Australia showshowsVERB:SVA [#57594] toPREP [#57595] us the tendency ofamongPREP [#57596] workers and some interest of male and female . MoreThere are moreOTHER [#57597] working people in AustraliaOTHER [#57598] , as we see , in AustraliaOTHER [#57599] .

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{"id": 3155}
Nowadays , many people wantedwant toVERB [#57600] work hard and have big salaries , but they forget about relaxrestOTHER [#57601] . Others wantedwantVERB:TENSE [#57602] to relax and have aDET [#57603] standart salary . I believe that thosetheseDET [#57604] 2 factors should be balanced , and now I expresswill will explainVERB [#57605] why . On the one hand , it is normal that in our modern society people want to improve themselves , it takes a lot of time , it isVERB [#57606] a hard work . But they do it in aDET [#57607] particular way toforPART [#57608] theistheirSPELL [#57609] happy life , for some advantages of life , for example ,PUNCT [#57610] they want to have an opportunity to travel a lot , to eat tasty food , to buy new clothes , car or flat . There are many reasons for working hard . But there is onleonlySPELL [#57611] one problem in thatthisDET [#57612] case . People forget to relax , which is so bad for their health . We always must remember about aDET [#57613] break , becousebecauseSPELL [#57614] that youanybodyOTHER [#57615] cacanCONTR [#57616] n'tnotCONTR [#57617] buy anDET [#57618] exellentexcellentSPELL [#57619] health . Moreover , people have less free time and forget that they have family , spentspendVERB:TENSE [#57620] less time with wifespoucesNOUN [#57621] or children . It tsisVERB [#57622] the main reason for divorce . But onOnORTH [#57623] the anotherotherDET [#57624] hand , youpeopleOTHER [#57625] can have a good family , go with yourtheirDET [#57626] children in parktheOTHER [#57627] every weekend , help yourtheirDET [#57628] wifespoucesNOUN [#57629] in cleaning the flat and many other things . ButbutORTH [#57630] have aDET [#57631] standartstandardSPELL [#57632] or small salary . In spite of it , maybe youanybodyOTHER [#57633] cacanCONTR [#57634] n'tnotCONTR [#57635] give toPREP [#57636] your family this beautiful life , which everybodyisOTHER [#57637] wanted by everybodyOTHER [#57638] . However , youonePRON [#57639]⚠️ will eat similar food or sit alwaysalways sitWO [#57640] at home , becousebecauseSPELL [#57641] youanybodyOTHER [#57642] have n'tnotCONTR [#57643] any free money . ItTherePRON [#57644]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#57645] tooalsoADV [#57646] aDET [#57647] problem , that areVERB:TENSE [#57648] followed by a lot of screamscreamsNOUN:NUM [#57649] and scandals . In my point of view , youeverybodyOTHER [#57650] should finffindSPELL [#57651] the frontesfrontsSPELL [#57652] between work and free time . It must be balanced , becousebecauseSPELL [#57653] youanybodyOTHER [#57654] cacanCONTR [#57655] n'tnotCONTR [#57656] sit and do nothing and wait when youhe or she willOTHER [#57657] have money . Of course youeverybodyOTHER [#57658] must go to work , but do n'tnotCONTR [#57659] do some extra chore every day . In conclusion , we have a statement at the beginning of theDET [#57660] essay and two issues of it , and every person is ruler of his or herOTHER [#57661] life , but I consider that youanybodyOTHER [#57662] physically cacanCONTR [#57663] n'tnotCONTR [#57664] earn all the world 's money , it is impossible . YouEverybodyOTHER [#57665] trytriesVERB:SVA [#57666] as orCONJ [#57667] youshePRON [#57668]⚠️ can . And ittherePRON [#57669] is no reason to declinedepriveVERB [#57670] yousomeoneOTHER [#57671] ofPREP [#57672] opportunity to have a rest . FistlyFirstlySPELL [#57673] , youeverybodyOTHER [#57674] think about yourtheirDET [#57675] health and secondly about money .

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{"id": 3157}
In several years , there is a tendency to devidedivideSPELL [#57695] people 's community into two several parts . Some people suppose that it is essential to earn money and not having a rest in big scales while others believe that enjoyenjoyingVERB:FORM [#57696] thiertheirSPELL [#57697] leisure time is more important thatthanPREP [#57698] having aDET [#57699] work . In my point of view , I can agree with the way of earning and less relaxing as wealth people can control their life clearly . To begin with , people with big amount of money in their bank accounts can develop their own business and make thing which tend to be indispensable in the future . For example , they can invest their money to science and help scientists to create important things and be respected by future denerationsgenerationsSPELL [#57700] . Moreover , people with enormous working hours can beVERB:TENSE [#57701] provided with huge facilities for their families as well - paid school or university for children , eco - fiendlyfriendlySPELL [#57702] car , living in the countryside or spendspendingVERB:FORM [#57703] holidays in theDET [#57704] other countries . In the same time , people who prefer safe their free time for themselves can be called happy . Truly speaking , controlling the time that people live can be useful for their life in general . To be more precisedpreciseMORPH [#57705] , one of the greatest idea for people , who do not care about money is concentration on their hobbies such as travelling , learning languages , going shopping or attendingVERB [#57706] make - up courses . In theDET [#57707] other words , any leisure would be suitable . FuthermoreFurthermoreSPELL [#57708] , spending time with theDET [#57709] family is totally needed to be highlighted . As I said earlier , people need to have some time to spend it with their family as members of this part of theDET [#57710] community can be named the nostmostSPELL [#57711] crucial in people 's lifes . To conclude , I would like to reckonmentionVERB [#57712] the fact that each person should decide for himhimselfPRON [#57713]⚠️ or herself what style of life is characterised him or her priceselypreciselySPELL [#57714] . In order to understand this point , people need to try theDET [#57715] both options . As for me , I would prefer to always work to make my family feel safe , although , in the same time sometimes thinking about emotional health system , which can totally be destroyed by unstopptableunstoppableSPELL [#57716] work life .

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{"id": 3163}
Nowadays people get satisfaction from different things : money , job , childchildrenNOUN:NUM [#57845] , etc . People often can not choose between bigger incomesincomeNOUN:NUM [#57846] orandCONJ [#57847] more leisure time . As for me ,PUNCT [#57848] people should choose wisely between these two things . Many people prefer to work longer , so they can earn morehigherADJ [#57849] salarymoneyNOUN [#57850] . They do not care that they are reducing the time spentVERB [#57851] with family , friensfriendsSPELL [#57852] or time for hobbies . They believe working longer and harder brings more satisfaction . These people tend to have more luxurious life , but theyPRON [#57853]⚠️ might harm their physical health , as they are sitting for many hours , and mental healtshealthSPELL [#57854] , as they can feel lonely . On the other hand , people choose time with family and friends . They seegainVERB [#57855] more value in their favourite pastime , prioritizing their hobbies over the big salaries . These people will never feel lonely , as they do not see the meaning of the life in money . They know how to spend their free time creatively with theirDET [#57856] beloved ones . In my point of view , people should balance these two things . You can always work hard and gain money . ButbutPUNCT [#57857] always have aDET [#57858] time with your beloved ones . In case ,PUNCT [#57859] you die , you can not bringtakeVERB [#57860] all of your money with your deathyourselfOTHER [#57861] , but family and friends will be alwaysalways beWO [#57862] there for you even in your last minutes of your lifetimelifeNOUN [#57863] . To conclude , they can prefer to earn money , but they should not forget about themselves , as working too much can be harmful for physical and mental health .

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{"id": 3170}
The given bar chart and table provide information about obesity inforPREP [#58022] both genders in Canada from 1990 andtoOTHER [#58023] 2005 and the percentage of themthosePRON [#58024]⚠️ thatwhoPRON [#58025]⚠️ did physical activities regularly . Overall , it can be seen from the given data that boys tend to be more overweighoverweightADJ [#58026] than girls ,PUNCT [#58027] as well as more active . However , atinPREP [#58028] the beginning of the period children ofOTHER [#58029] both genders were practically atonPREP [#58030] the same positionslevelNOUN [#58031] of obesity . In 1990 there was a decline among young boys that covered only 12 % during 5 years . In 1995 , however , the amount of overweight people was atinPREP [#58032] theanDET [#58033] equal position . The number of obese boys started to grow only in 2000 and hadVERB:TENSE [#58034] reached its peak of 25 pecentpercentSPELL [#58035] only by the end of the whole period . The table that describes the amount of boys and girls that dodidVERB:TENSE [#58036] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#58037] regularly shows a different trend . Boys were more active than girls ,PUNCT [#58038] byatPREP [#58039] the beginning of the period inbyPREP [#58040] 6 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#58041] . However , by the end of the researched period there washad beenVERB:TENSE [#58042] a dramatic rise forinPREP [#58043] girls that dodidVERB:TENSE [#58044] exercises , while for boys the growth was less considerable .

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{"id": 3173}
In fast - moving word it is really hard to deny the necessity of having a lot of money . But fortoPART [#58109] reachingreachVERB:FORM [#58110] this goal , there is nothingnoOTHER [#58111] way exeptexceptSPELL [#58112] for working more and more , reducing your private time . The question is quite rethoricalrhetoricalSPELL [#58113] : What should people do toVERB:FORM [#58114] earn more money for bright , but limited free time or to live life without such opportunities likethatOTHER [#58115] rich people have . Some people believe that money is not so important as we couldmightVERB:TENSE [#58116] think so , whereas theDET [#58117] others do insist that without money ,PUNCT [#58118] it will be really hard to enjoy life fully . Those , who support that it isVERB [#58119] not necessary to limitatelimitSPELL [#58120] free time to live happily , insist that the best things that can appear in your life isareVERB:SVA [#58121] mental . It is all about the feelings : when you spend your daily evenings with your family and friends , fall in love , get married or have a child - for all this things you do not have to pay money , onlyto haveOTHER [#58122] emotions . Thinking inInVERB [#58123] thatthisDET [#58124] case , you can understand the wealth of being loved . At the same time , we can not ignore the fact that money is the mechanism for gaining what you want . A lot of people can support the naive idea of " importance of living with your lover , no matter where " destroys , butCONJ [#58125] when you strartstartSPELL [#58126] to understand that you can not deal with all theDET [#58127] difficulties only with love . For a lot of them you have to have money . You can not recoveryrecoverVERB [#58128] from illness only with love . You need a medicine and for this you have to pay . And in general , it is easy to have wonderful moments ofinPREP [#58129] your life due toPREP [#58130] theifOTHER [#58131] money you haveyou have moneyWO [#58132] . In my opinion , almost all depends on a person . ForAsPREP [#58133] myIPRON [#58134]⚠️ believesbelieveMORPH [#58135] , I would work more and have less freeADJ [#58136] time rather than rely on something abstract . I honeslyhonestlySPELL [#58137] do not see the impact of having a lot of free time , because in that case you will not appreciate thatwhatPRON [#58138] you have , it will be just your daily routine . But for my life , iIORTH [#58139] want to have more bright and remarcableremarkableSPELL [#58140] moments , that is what I choose .

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{"id": 3175}
Some people prefer to earn money and work more than 45 hours per week , rather thanwhileOTHER [#58187] others prefer to have more free time and earn less money . These both opinions have discusedbeen discussedVERB [#58188] for many times . And thisThisORTH [#58189] essay will provide facts about both ideas and then therePRON [#58190]⚠️ will be mentioned personalmyOTHER [#58191] opinion . To start with , it is necessary to point out the fact that the mojoritymajoritySPELL [#58192] of people have an idea that money is a crusialcrucialSPELL [#58193] part of their life and they forget about their personallypersonalMORPH [#58194] life and health . It is scientifically provedprovenVERB:FORM [#58195] that with increasing working hours , a person becomes less productive and has a disbalanceimbalanceSPELL [#58196] in his or herOTHER [#58197] life . For instance , in 2010 , the significant growthnumberOTHER [#58198] of divorse wasthe rateOTHER [#58199] increaedincreasedSPELL [#58200] inbyPREP [#58201] 30 per cent . And theTheORTH [#58202] issuereasonNOUN [#58203] offorPREP [#58204] this event was disbalanceimbalanceSPELL [#58205] and overtimingovertimeMORPH [#58206] in work . On the other hand , the idea of working less and havehavingVERB:FORM [#58207] more free time has more benefits than drawbacks . CompareComparedVERB:FORM [#58208] to workworkingVERB:FORM [#58209] 10 hours per day , it is significantly better to spend time with friends outside or go in for sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#58210] . It will improve your health and personallypersonalMORPH [#58211] hormonyharmonySPELL [#58212] , which will lead you to a happy life . But having toVERB:FORM [#58213] said thatsay ,OTHER [#58214] it isVERB [#58215] still important to work , becousebecauseSPELL [#58216] everyone wants to earn enough money and letaffordVERB [#58217] themselves everything what they need . Moreover , it is important to work less than 40 hours in order to keep fit and be healthy . To conclude , I will mention my personal opinion . The idea of having a right balance ofbetweenPREP [#58218] working day and free time is suitable for me . I strongly believe that people should not work 24/7 in order to earn more money , it will leadleadsVERB:TENSE [#58219] to many problems . In order to ovoidavoidVERB [#58220] itthemPRON [#58221]⚠️ , people need aDET [#58222] balance in their timetablelivesNOUN [#58223] .

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{"id": 3177}
There are people who choose to have more money by reducing their vacant time , but some other people believe that it is more convenient to have more free time and not to earn that much money . These viewesviewsSPELL [#58228] are extremely controversial . On theDET [#58229] one hand , notADV [#58230] having not much ofPREP [#58231] free time and getting a good salary is rather profitable and efficient . It has to be noted that people 's lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#58232] isareVERB:SVA [#58233] pracricallypracticallySPELL [#58234] impossible without such a source as money . People always need it and the fact that they will be working some extra hours never scares them , as it will bringbringsVERB:TENSE [#58235] additional profit to their families . The money they get can be later spent on food , clothes and much needed vacation , as the process of earning it may be stresfullstressfulSPELL [#58236] and draining . On the other hand , enjoying more vacant time and having a lower salary has advantages . People who stick to this strategy spend more time with their families and friends , which gives them incentivemotivationNOUN [#58237] and lets themPRON [#58238] socialize without any problems . The ones who prefer this way of life maintain relationships successfully and never neglect much needed communication . Moreover , this schedule also helps to keep the workmen 'sNOUN:POSS [#58239] health in a sustainable state and provides the possibility of further education during the working period . Summarising all of the ideas , I have toVERB:FORM [#58240] highlight that both strategies have their pros and cons , each person is up to decide for himself or herself . I suppose that the second view is closer to me , as it gives much more opportunities and freedom to any person and it is not as exhausting and depressing . Both of the ideas are widespread nowadays and have many people supporting them .

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{"id": 3183}
Modern people are always in aDET [#58324] rush because of their businessesactivitiesNOUN [#58325] such as aDET [#58326] hobby , family or especially work . Some people aspire to earn more money even if they sacrifice their free time , while others are against them . To my opinion , it is necessary to earn more money , because then your free time will become more useful and exitingexcitingSPELL [#58327] . Those who are trying to be rolling in money understand that without hard work they will not obtain anything . That is why thetheyPRON [#58328] prefer to have less free time , but for these people their leisure is more appreciated . They will not waste their time in vain . In advance peoplePeopleOTHER [#58329] know what they should do and what they are eager to do in advanceOTHER [#58330] . Moreover ,PUNCT [#58331] theaDET [#58332] sustainsustainableMORPH [#58333] source of money can update the leisure opportunutiesopportunitiesSPELL [#58334] for a person , it can improve the content and quality of the free time . HovewerHoweverSPELL [#58335] , some people claim that they are ready to lose some potential money for the sake of their leisure time . It is obvious why people stick to this point of view . TheADET [#58336] person can hate his or her workjobNOUN [#58337] , that is why it will not beVERB [#58338] worth any efforts . Therefore , people areVERB:TENSE [#58339] tend to find mucha lot ofOTHER [#58340] time for leisure because they can spend it as they want . For example , a person can start self - development oforSPELL [#58341] enjoy the company of friends or his or her family . But iIORTH [#58342] would like to mention that people who choose money have all these things and even more , that is why if your workjobNOUN [#58343] is the source of stress ,PUNCT [#58344] it would be much better to find a new one , at least for the sake of your soul . To sum up , people share different opinions ,PUNCT [#58345] which depend on their needs and wishes . Although , it would be great if people could find the middle ground and find the balance between work and free time for thenselvesthemselvesSPELL [#58346] .

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{"id": 3184}
These tables show the number of male and female workers in three employment sectors in Indonesia and Australia in 2010 . Overall , the number of male workers in Indonesia is a little bit higher than theDET [#58347] female onesoneNOUN:NUM [#58348] , while in Australia you can see theanDET [#58349] equal percentage of both male and female workers in three employment sectors . These tables illustrate that the sector " services " in both countriesOTHER [#58350] has the dominance in both countriesOTHER [#58351] and the majority of all workers are there . The section '"NOUN:POSS [#58352] industry " is less widespread in Indonesia because itPRON [#58353] has only 15 % of male workers and 8 % of female workers . FuthermoreFurthermoreSPELL [#58354] , in Indonesia female workers are in " agriculture " and and " services " as muchADV [#58355] as the men are , while in Australia the table shows us that the first place offorPREP [#58356] both malemalesNOUN:NUM [#58357] and femalefemalesNOUN:NUM [#58358] is " services " -PUNCT [#58359] near 65 % of male workers and 88 % of female workers , because of the economical situation of the country . The second place is " industry " withPREP [#58360] approximately 32 % of male and 11 % of female workers . Finally , the sector " Services " has a huge popularity in both countries ,PUNCT [#58361] while the sectors " industry " is oninPREP [#58362] theDET [#58363] second place in Australia and oninPREP [#58364] theDET [#58365] third in Indonesia . " Agriculture " in Indonesia is inonPREP [#58366] the middlesecondADJ [#58367] place and the last one is under " industry 'sNOUN:POSS [#58368] " control .

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{"id": 3201}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#58719] work takes all people 'sOTHER [#58720] free time of peopleOTHER [#58721] , so they do not have eveneven haveWO [#58722] time to have some rest . On the one hand , some people believe ,PUNCT [#58723] that it is better to earn more money and haveVERB [#58724] less leisure time , whilstwhilePREP [#58725] others suppose that it is all right to have more leisure time and aDET [#58726] fewer amount of money . I partly agree with theDET [#58727] both of the ideas . First of all , earning more money approximately whithoutwithoutSPELL [#58728] free time means that people do not feel themselves healthy . So , thetheyPRON [#58729] do not sleep enough , they can not work and live aDET [#58730] sufficient life . Moreover , thetheyPRON [#58731] do not have time to keep themselves fit and to lead a healthy lifestyle . They can not eat properly , because of their timetable , so they have some snacks during their workday . But the major disadvantage of thesthisSPELL [#58732] style of life is that they can not spentspendVERB:FORM [#58733] time with their family and relatives . It means that they just come back from their work and go to bed to have strengthenstrengthNOUN [#58734] and internal " power " to work the next day . If peoplepersonNOUN [#58735] chosechooseVERB:TENSE [#58736] this kind of life ,PUNCT [#58737] he or she maymightVERB:TENSE [#58738] stay without aDET [#58739] family because he or she does not have time to riseraiseVERB [#58740] children , to go on dates with aDET [#58741] boyfriend or aDET [#58742] girlfriend and dodoesVERB:SVA [#58743] not have time for household chores . But this kind of people earn enough money to pay someone for cleaning , and this personpeopleNOUN [#58744] can afford him self to havespendVERB [#58745] holidays somewhere abroad , to have aDET [#58746] good private car and his or herOTHER [#58747] own appartmentsapartmentsSPELL [#58748] , and to wear clothes of famousefamousSPELL [#58749] brendsbrandsSPELL [#58750] . Leading this sort of life can lead to mental breakesbreakdownsSPELL [#58751] , because they have no support and do notOTHER [#58752] have noDET [#58753] enough rest , so one day they will understand that they are unhappy . On the other hand , some people prefer to earn less , but have more leisure time . To begin with , this kind of people do have families . Thus , their family supports himPRON [#58754]⚠️ orCONJ [#58755] herthemPRON [#58756]⚠️ , so this personpeopleNOUN [#58757] knowsknowVERB:SVA [#58758] that hetheyPRON [#58759]⚠️ can rely on someone . Also , hetheyPRON [#58760]⚠️ havehasVERB:SVA [#58761] time on weekends for having aDET [#58762] picnic whithwithSPELL [#58763] histheirDET [#58764] relatives and friebdsfriendsSPELL [#58765] , where hetheyPRON [#58766]⚠️ will have fun and relax . suchSuchORTH [#58767] kind of person feels moreADV [#58768] happier , but he or she will not babeSPELL [#58769] able to afford toa big house forOTHER [#58770] himself and hisDET [#58771] familyaOTHER [#58772] big house , traveling , maybe even aDET [#58773] private car ,PUNCT [#58774] and his or herOTHER [#58775] children can not attend toaOTHER [#58776] private popular school or aDET [#58777] university , because his parents can not pay for it . Although , this person havehasVERB:SVA [#58778] time fortoPART [#58779] sleep and to gogoingVERB:FORM [#58780] to the gym . To conclude , I belivebelieveSPELL [#58781] that people should find aDET [#58782] balance between work and freeADJ [#58783] time , because it is imposimbleimpossibleSPELL [#58784] to be rich and do have free time . Therefore , aDET [#58785] person must stay mentally healthy , but afford to hiself aDET [#58786] sufficient life and prestigious work . Nevertheless , people should make their own list of priorities and decide what kind of life they want .

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{"id": 3202}
The tables given illustrate the number of men and women working in three employment sectors in two countries in 2010 . Overall , we can seeOTHER [#58787] the highest number of workers in both countries wePRON [#58788]⚠️ can seeisVERB [#58789] in theDET [#58790] sector of services , whereas the least popular sector among female and male workers of Indonesia is industry and ,OTHER [#58791] and agriculturethe least popular sectorOTHER [#58792] in Australia .is agricultureOTHER [#58793] In the first table it is shown that women workworkedVERB:TENSE [#58794] in agriculture rather than in indusrtyindustrySPELL [#58795] and services , that is why their number is higher than in the other fields . Males of Indonesia preferpreferredVERB:TENSE [#58796] to work in such areas as industry and services , as the table shows . However , the industrial sector involves a really small percentage of theDET [#58797] total number of workers . From the second table it can be seen that a tiny percentage of workers chose agriculture as a place of work . In contrast with women of Indonesia , Australian women preferpreferredVERB:TENSE [#58798] to work in theDET [#58799] sphere of services and theaDET [#58800] huge percentage of them workworkedVERB:TENSE [#58801] there . And surprisingly , it is the most popular employment sector among both men and women . And ,PUNCT [#58802] as it can isbeVERB:FORM [#58803] seen from the table , that more Indonesia 'sIndonisianOTHER [#58804] males workworkedVERB:TENSE [#58805] in theDET [#58806] sectorsectorsNOUN:NUM [#58807] of industry and agriculture .

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{"id": 3207}
Nowadays people all over the world are seeking for something right precisleypreciselySPELL [#58929] to themselves ,;PUNCT [#58930] they may be trying to find their places in life , their destiny , that is closlycloselySPELL [#58931] connected with the question of being provided with needed things , such as even money , that. ThatPUNCT [#58932] is why there are people who are prone to spend much more time working and gaining more money from it , but at the same time there are those who are more likely to reduce the time of being buzybusySPELL [#58933] for the sake of having more spare time and even less money . In this essay iIORTH [#58934] will try to cover a number aOTHER [#58935] several numbernumber severalWO [#58936] ofPREP [#58937] points and discuss both views , explain whether iIORTH [#58938] support the first group of people or the second one . To begin with , many people tend to turn themselves into workaholicworkaholicsNOUN:NUM [#58939] due to the desire of getting more money ,PUNCT [#58940] because they believe that if youtheyPRON [#58941]⚠️ have enough money , theyyouPRON [#58942]⚠️ will be able to face and resolve any problem . In other words , those who aspire to work as much as their physical and mental health allows , are areVERB [#58943] freelyfreeMORPH [#58944] to sayVERB [#58945] to say , that they wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#58946] be able to pay for anything that makes them feel uncomfortablecomfortableADJ [#58947] . For instance , any time a person turns into a patient in theaDET [#58948] hospital , he or she wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#58949] have to provide him / herself with the needed medical treatment , of course theand if it isOTHER [#58950] paid oneOTHER [#58951] , it may be either the insurance or an additional sum of money . Moreover , people are likely to earn more money and restrict their free time due to their own beliefs and features of character . So , to be more precise , it means that some people do work and earn money , for instance , to follow the expectations of their parents ,;PUNCT [#58952] it is worth saying that this phenomenon usually roots intoinPREP [#58953] the moments of bringing up , when parents used to force to work harder and to achieve more and more goals , or to follow their own dreams about buying and building their own house with all the things they havehadVERB:TENSE [#58954] been dreaming aboutPREP [#58955] before . On the other hand , there are people who are unlikely to waste their time being a simple worker who spends his entire life sitting in the office ,;PUNCT [#58956] the point is that such people really focus their attention on the idea of being happy now without stacks of money . In other words , they aspire to pay their attetionattentionSPELL [#58957] ontoPREP [#58958] catching and living the best life right at the moment , they do not set earning money as the top priority . In addition to this , many people freeyfreelySPELL [#58959] explain that hard working and , surely , obtaining money as a result , may make them suffer in various ways . At least , the mental health is taken as aDET [#58960] point , people prefer to have more rest due to their necessity of feeling content and being in harmony with themselves , so it means having more leisure time and less denotingtime dedicatedOTHER [#58961] to theDET [#58962] work . To conclude , I would like to say that both views have a right to exist , that ofOTHER [#58963] the ones who denotededicateVERB [#58964] their life to work and money and that ofOTHER [#58965] others who tend to relax more and have less money , but talking about my opinion , iIORTH [#58966] can expresslyespeciallyADV [#58967] point out that iIORTH [#58968] do consider a golden -PUNCT [#58969] middle wayNOUN [#58970] to be the most rational variant , by this iIORTH [#58971] mean working as much as your health and emotional condition allowsallowVERB:SVA [#58972] , people will always get what they want if they really aspire , maybe. MaybePUNCT [#58973] it wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#58974] need some time , but people should never forget about themselves and their harmony between the soul and body .

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{"id": 3209}
Time and money are the most valued resources that we have as human beings . WIthWithORTH [#58985] regardsregardNOUN:NUM [#58986] to that , people are divided into two types : those who are ready to sacrifisesacrificeSPELL [#58987] their time and earn a living , and those who appreciate their time so much ,PUNCT [#58988] that they accceptacceptSPELL [#58989] earning less money than they could have . I personallyPersonallyPRON [#58990]⚠️ attribute myself, I belongOTHER [#58991] to the first type . To begin with , there is a number of ways to earn a living . While one can choose a role of a victim and find a job which theyhePRON [#58992]⚠️ shePRON [#58993]⚠️ hatehatesVERB:SVA [#58994] , there is also an option of discovering your true passion and making money by doing something you love . In such aDET [#58995] case , the absence of free time does not seem as to beVERB [#58996] a problem , since every day is filled with something one feels excited about . Apart from that , unlimited free time is not always an advantage . People tend to get bored , it is in their nature , and to fill this void , they may get addicted to a range of things :PUNCT [#58997] from video - games to drugs . Needless to say , that a true addiction is not something to strive for . Alternatively , some people value freedom more than anything . They are not after money ,PUNCT [#58998] and it is the ability to live however they want that makes them truly happy . The absence of free time makes them miserable , longingand they and they longOTHER [#58999] for aDET [#59000] change that they are not able to have . Although these people may whine about a job that they do not enjoy , they are most content when they have an endless range of possibilities to which they could devote their free time . Furthermore , our world is constantly changing , there are more and more things you could do with just 100 $ in theaDET [#59001] pocket . That is the reason why some people prefer to gain new experiences like travelling , getting acquainted with new cultures , finding a new hobby instead of staying in antheDET [#59002] office for 40 hours per week . To summarise , there is nothing wrong with sticking to either pathspathNOUN:NUM [#59003] . Some may be insanely miserable without free time , but with an enourmousenormousSPELL [#59004] sum of money on their bank account . Others do not care foraboutPREP [#59005] free time , they feel truly happy and fufilledfulfilledSPELL [#59006] , knowing that they earn their living with blood and sweat . As for me , I can not feel content if I do not work . While money is not the top priority for me , I do want to make efforts and make the world a better place , which seems impossible for me without an occupation .

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{"id": 3216}
The tables below listshowVERB [#59163] the percentage of male and female workers in three employment sectors ,PUNCT [#59164] such as agriculture , industry and services ,PUNCT [#59165] in Indonesia and Australia in 2010 . Overall , it is demonstrated that the most common and popular employment sphere for both genderssexesNOUN [#59166] in Indonesia and Australia was services sector . It is clearly seen from the tables ,PUNCT [#59167] that the vast majority ( more than a half ) of men and women chose different services instead of working in agrucultureagricultureSPELL [#59168] or industry . As it is illustrated , in Australia 32 per cent of male wokersworkersSPELL [#59169] were workingemployedVERB [#59170] in industry sector , while the number of female workers wasaccounted forOTHER [#59171] only 11 per cent . Consequently , it can be said that the percentage of manmenNOUN:NUM [#59172] working in Australian indusryindustrySPELL [#59173] was considerably higher that the percentage of womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#59174] working in thatheSPELL [#59175] same sector . Another trend in this table shows us that in Indonesia the amountnumberNOUN [#59176] of people of both sexes choosing industry was the lowest . The approxiamateapproximateSPELL [#59177] percentage of male and female workers wasaccounted forOTHER [#59178] almost 15 per cent for males and 8 per cent for females , however in agriculture it is seenmadeVERB [#59179] upPART [#59180] about 50 per cent of people . By observing this table , itonePRON [#59181]⚠️ iscanVERB [#59182] obvioussayOTHER [#59183] that services sector achivedachievedSPELL [#59184] the highest numbers , that is why it could be summed up that industry was the least popular employment sector among female and male workers .

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{"id": 3217}
In our hectic world there are different types of people ,PUNCT [#59185] and everyone choosechoosesVERB:SVA [#59186] their activity depending on actual goals and interests . There are people who are really keen on their jobs and work , howeverbutOTHER [#59187] some people prefer having more spare time . ThisIn thisPREP [#59188] essay IPRON [#59189]⚠️ will dwell on this issue and come to theaDET [#59190] conclusion . ActuallyADV [#59191] , nowadaysNowadays ,WO [#59192] money makes the world rotating . Money is a crucial thing in our society , because everyone wants to have extremely modern clothes , glamorous cars , luxury villagesvillasNOUN [#59193] ,PUNCT [#59194] and many others things . Having more money , givegivesVERB:SVA [#59195] an oppurtunityopportunitySPELL [#59196] to be a prestigious part of a social community . That is why people currently prefer to spend more time working at the offices or maybe working at home . Work is the one of the ways for getting salary , and people try to work as hard as they can for being satisfied with their needs . To say moreMoreoverOTHER [#59197] , there are such individuals who just enjoy working . In other words , they do not notice how much time they spend doing what they really like and appriciateappreciateSPELL [#59198] . And money for such individuals is just a pleasant bonus . OtherwiseTo put it another wayOTHER [#59199] , people are different and they have various views . Our modern world with its new technologies and discoveries provides us with lots of attractive ways of havingspendingVERB [#59200] time . In some casecasesNOUN:NUM [#59201] , it sounds foolish to spend so much time working hard , breakingdestroyingVERB [#59202] nervous system and being unhappy and depressive . For instaceinstanceSPELL [#59203] , according to social statistics , more than fifty per cent of people suffer from stress and illnesses , because of their challenging work process . Consequently , it is clear that people who prefer doing their hobby or just walking in the parks ,PUNCT [#59204] or even amusing themselves at home can be said to be the luckiest and the most positive people around the world . Moreover , if person is satisfied with his or her lifestyle , he or she doesisVERB [#59205] not intrestedinterestedSPELL [#59206] in getting huge salaries . ContentA contentDET [#59207] person does not need money , because notmoneyOTHER [#59208] money makesdoes not makeOTHER [#59209] him or her feel enjoyment . As a result , he or she just avoidavoidsVERB:SVA [#59210] working not in the termsbecauseOTHER [#59211] of laziness , abutOTHER [#59212] just for being in a good mood and being mentally healthhealthyMORPH [#59213] . In conclusion , taking into consideration different views and opinions , it iscan beVERB:TENSE [#59214] clearly seen that people themselves choose goalschoose goals themselvesWO [#59215] . Only people themselves can decide if they need to earn as much as they can or if they feel comfortablycomfortableMORPH [#59216] paying less atentionattentionSPELL [#59217] to the job . From my point view , everything must be inPREP [#59218] balancebalancedVERB:FORM [#59219] , people should work and relax in equal way . Of course , if I were not a student , I would try my best to get huge salaries , albeit work would not prevent me from leisuringleisureMORPH [#59220] .

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{"id": 3218}
The graph illustrates the amountnumbersNOUN [#59221] of people of both sexes who are occupiedengagedVERB [#59222] in three employment sectors ,PUNCT [#59223] thattheyPRON [#59224] are agriculture , industrial sector ,PUNCT [#59225] and various services . The data presentedpresented dataWO [#59226] refers to 2010 and shows the trends in two countries , namely Indonesia and Australia . Overall , the Australian people tend to be less interested in agriculture as the numbers here are immensely little ,PUNCT [#59227] whereas Indonesian workers have this sector well - developed as well as the one that includes the provisionvarietyNOUN [#59228] of services ;PUNCT [#59229] that constitutes twice as many people as in Australia in this area of employment . Taking a closer look at the data , it can be clearly seen that Indonesian men are highly employed in services ( about 56 % ) ,PUNCT [#59230] which is quite similar to female workers whose percentage of job occupation differs only in 7 % . Having considered this developed sector , industrial one is not that popular among both male and female workers as far as the percentage of them together does not exceedsexceedVERB:FORM [#59231] 25 % . In contrast , Australian men 's number of employees in industry is twice as increased as Indonesian one and makes up 32 % ,PUNCT [#59232] which , however , shows a huge difference in comparison with female workers - here only 11 % of women opt for this sector . Moving to the least popular area of employment in this country , agricultural sector 's data shows approximately 5 % of workers among both men and women being occupiedengaged ,OTHER [#59233] while Australian people do choose to provide audienceothersNOUN [#59234] with services as almost three quatersquartersSPELL [#59235] of male population and about 90 % of female one are occupiedemployedVERB [#59236] in this sphere .

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{"id": 3219}
Nowadays job occupation takes one of the highest priorityprioritiesNOUN:NUM [#59237] for every person . In this respect , some people believe that being occupied and , consequently , having not much leisure time is the best way of lifestyle . However , others argue that free time should be of the highest priority relativelyin in relationOTHER [#59238] to the financial aspect . This essay will dwell on the issue and discuss both points of view . To begin with , having a job provides you with all the means for living . By saying this ,PUNCT [#59239] I mean that money that are paid to you monthly can be spent on everything that a person may need ,PUNCT [#59240] including physical needs such , suchOTHER [#59241] as water and food as well as social needs ,PUNCT [#59242] such as education or various social entertainment . What is more , every person has fixed vacation time which he / she may claim forPREP [#59243] from a director . In other words , even though a person works hard , taking extra hours or being busy on the weekends , he / she will be paid some money to be spent on vacationalvocationalSPELL [#59244] aims , for instance , holidays abroad . However , having job to be the highest priority , the majority of employees nowadays forget about more essential things in their lives . First and foremost , there is a tendency these days thatforPREP [#59245] busy parents often toVERB:FORM [#59246] leave their children with grandparents due to work , that leads to the fact that the formersformerMORPH [#59247] encounter their youngsters extremely rare . Thus , the opportunity to have less occupation , but more time for close people is one of the arguments in favour of this opinion . Moreover , people lose themselves in a daily routine . By clarifying this , money becomes the way of life for them . Therefore , a person faces , for example , health problems as far as he / she is fully into a job and dodoesVERB:SVA [#59248] not have time for enough amount of sleep or visiting doctors in unlikeotherOTHER [#59249] cases . In conclusion , there are many different points of view concerning the factissueNOUN [#59250] whether to opt for fully job employment or spend your time and attention on relatives and yourself as well . I personallyPersonallyPRON [#59251]⚠️ , IOTHER [#59252] believe that both these aspects of human life are equally essential for people , but time and priorities should be distributed in the right way so that people do not become idlesidleMORPH [#59253] , but are able to provide themselves and the closest people with everything that is needed .

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{"id": 3228}
Nowadays , everybody separates working and resting ,PUNCT [#59404] but somebody would like to work more and ,PUNCT [#59405] consequently ,PUNCT [#59406] they want to earn more money , unlike people who prefer do not waste all of their time on working . As for people who prefer to earn more money , they likely worry about their families , they try to buy them the best clothes , tasty food , toys for their kids , jewellery for wife or unusual present for husband and etc . But unfortunatelyUnfortunately UnfortunatelyADV [#59407] ,PUNCT [#59408] these people have not a chance to watch TV with wife or husband , walkingwalkVERB:FORM [#59409] with son or daughter , help them with hometask or do other things with family ,PUNCT [#59410] because they workingworkVERB:FORM [#59411] almost all the time . Besides , work helps them to be smarter , earningto earnVERB:FORM [#59412] more money , whichOTHER [#59413] givegivesVERB:SVA [#59414] more opportunities in life such as buying the car or phone , living in anDET [#59415] expensive flat , a high - a high - getting a high -OTHER [#59416] quality medicine , a giving aOTHER [#59417] good education for their children , a having aOTHER [#59418] chance to get the insurance for health , car and house or givegivingVERB:FORM [#59419] the opportunity for your family to go abroad in different countries , but the price of itthesePRON [#59420]⚠️ is time . On the other hand , there are people who maybemay beORTH [#59421] lazy or they simply prefer to spend time with family , parents , friends , boyfriend or girlfriend or just playingto playVERB:FORM [#59422] the computer , walkingwalkVERB:FORM [#59423] under the rain and other actions . They like leisure time and do not waste much time on their jobs , but they have not got much money . Nevertheless , they do not feelingfeelVERB:FORM [#59424] bad themselves because of it . Happiness isVERB [#59425] not in money and many of these people understand it . In the end , it is the fact , that many men many minds , everybody choosechoosesVERB:SVA [#59426] what they want , working equals money and every person knows it , consequently somebody will go to their job and will earn much money , unlike other people will choose resting with their family and etc .

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{"id": 3232}
Modern life can be described as the long road of choisechoiceSPELL [#59526] . Everyday we make our personal desicionsdecisionsSPELL [#59527] oninPREP [#59528] different spheres of our life . One of the vivid examples of the choice that every humanbeinghuman beingORTH [#59529] should be acquointedacquaintedSPELL [#59530] with is the choisechoiceSPELL [#59531] onofPREP [#59532] what should oneone shouldWO [#59533] dedicate his / her life to . Some people prefer enjoying their excistenceexistenceSPELL [#59534] and paying no attention to the issues of work , career and money and others claim that the term of successful life means gaining loads of money and power . ConserningConcerningSPELL [#59535] theDET [#59536] first group of people , it is necessary to mention that these people live for the moment and there is a great romantic note in their believesbeliefsNOUN:NUM [#59537] . Such humanbeingshuman beingsORTH [#59538] tend to spend their lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#59539] without routine and dedicate it to their hobbies , people they are close to and seeking forseekOTHER [#59540] non - materialistic happiness . This clasterclusterSPELL [#59541] of people may even have a work ,PUNCT [#59542] but they would not pay aDET [#59543] great attention to it . Nevertheless , there is an enourmouslyenormouslySPELL [#59544] big quantity of materialistic people who would spend 24 hours inatPREP [#59545] their work and believe that this will make them absoulutelyabsolutelySPELL [#59546] happy . These creatures can also be called as careerists and their main aim in theDET [#59547] life is to prove toPREP [#59548] themselves that theirtheyPRON [#59549] are the best in the sphere they areVERB:TENSE [#59550] occupying their working places . Moreover , it is very important for this type of people to feel financial safety and their personal happinnesshappinessSPELL [#59551] comes from this kind odofPREP [#59552] sustainability . Personally ,PUNCT [#59553] I would prefer freedom from all the work duties and toVERB:FORM [#59554] stay away from theDET [#59555] daily routine of sitting in front of aDET [#59556] computer and filling tons of documents for hours . However ,PUNCT [#59557] I understand the necessity of making money in order to provide myself and my family with all of things that can be beneficial for wellbeingwell - beingOTHER [#59558] . In conclusion , it should be stressed that both people who want to enjoy their lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#59559] without spending a lot of time atonPREP [#59560] their work and workaholics could find their happiness in their own preferenceespreferencesSPELL [#59561] of lifestyle . ConserningConcerningSPELL [#59562] me , I wish I would be able to have a great work that would allowdallowSPELL [#59563] me to experience many wonderful things during the working process and combine my hobbies with my duties .

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{"id": 3238}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#59653] some people prefer to work hard and enjoy the amount of money they have ,PUNCT [#59654] and their authority , but they do not have free time ,PUNCT [#59655] to spend their money . Others believe that free time is more important than money . This essay will discuss both variants and provide my personal opinion in the end . To begin with , people ,PUNCT [#59656] who prefer to work ,PUNCT [#59657] go upstearsupstairsSPELL [#59658] on their career ledderladdersSPELL [#59659] , sometimes not theyPRON [#59660]⚠️ only want not to spend their money rapidly , but also do not know how to spend them . Their work is all what they have in life , they enjoy it or not . There are some reasons for it , for example ,PUNCT [#59661] to earn a lot of money for the opportunity to travel and enjoy life in old ages . Secondly , they may want to buy expensive cars or three - flourfloorMORPH [#59662] flats . Thirdly ,PUNCT [#59663] they can think about their children , their education and future business . They want to be confident about their future . On the other hand , people who prefer to have more free time , obviously want to enjoy every moment in life in their young ages . It could be travelling , there withioutwithoutSPELL [#59664] money they can have aDET [#59665] bigger cultureculturalMORPH [#59666] experience , than people with theDET [#59667] money , who wantswantVERB:SVA [#59668] to die in the hotel after the months full of work . Moreover , they do not depend on money and their future plans , they orginizeorganizeSPELL [#59669] their time in theaDET [#59670] way to have more free hours for their hobbies . In contrast , it may be connected with the fact that they do not like their jobjobsNOUN:NUM [#59671] or do not properly choose their professionprofessionsNOUN:NUM [#59672] , but not always . Personally for me , the second way of life is more favorable . I do not want to wait until my old ages , I want to live now , in that exactlyexactMORPH [#59673] moment . There are so many opportunities to live spending aDET [#59674] little amount of money and have really enourmousenormousSPELL [#59675] amount of emotions . This choice may be too breavebraveSPELL [#59676] for some people , they may think that without hard work ,PUNCT [#59677] they will not have money and without money they will have aDET [#59678] poor life . It is scary , but worth trying . Work is the same stress every day , it is boring for a lot of people , as well as for me . To sum up , it is clear that there are logical reasons for hard work , without free time left , but I suppose that having a lot of time for myself and my dreams ,PUNCT [#59679] instead of work ,PUNCT [#59680] is better than money .

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{"id": 3239}
TablesThe tablesDET [#59681] show the number of men and women who workworkedVERB:TENSE [#59682] in agriculture , industry and services in Indonesia and Australia in 2010 . OverallTo begin withOTHER [#59683] , services was the most popular employment sphere as theDET [#59684] major part of people whoPRON [#59685]⚠️ worked there . In 2010 in Australia and Indonesia more than a half of people were service workers . What is more , the lessleastADV [#59686] favourable sphere of work in 2010 in Indonesia was industry . Only 8 % of women and 15 % of men worked in it . Meanwhile , the leastlowestADJ [#59687] percentage of workers in Australia in the same yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#59688] was found in agriculture with just 3 % of male workers and 1 % of females . Firstly , the most suitable work for women in 2010 turned out to be services . In Indonesia 49 % of female workers and 88 % of females in Australia were includedinvolvedVERB [#59689] in this sphere . Whereas , the least pleasant female workjobsNOUN [#59690] differed in these countries . In Australia the minorutyminoritySPELL [#59691] of women workedworkingVERB:FORM [#59692] in agriculture withwasOTHER [#59693] just 15 %NOUN [#59694] . However , in Indonesia the leastsmallestADJ [#59695] number of women workedworkingVERB:FORM [#59696] in industry withwasOTHER [#59697] 8 % . Secondly , the most popular job among men was services in both countries . In IndonesiaNOUN [#59698] in 20102010 inWO [#59699] IndonesiaNOUN [#59700] the percentage of male services workers reached 56 % and in Australia it wasOTHER [#59701] 65 % . What is more , the least popular job in Indonesia among men was industry , but in Australia it was agriculture in 2010 .

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{"id": 3246}
Nowadays , there is a tendency to spend all free time on job in order to earn more and more money . Nevertheless ,PUNCT [#59825] there are still some people who acknowledge their free time as the most significant source , despite of undoubtablyundoubtedlySPELL [#59826] crucial role of money . Thus , this esaayessaySPELL [#59827] will discuss both these points of view to make this issue less complicated . The main argument that can support opinion of people , whichwhoPRON [#59828] are obsessed with their salaries is the fact that living in today 's world can not be feasible without money . Every aspect of social community , uncludingincludingSPELL [#59829] prestige , status , friends ' respect and so on , is dependdependsVERB:SVA [#59830] on the quantity of money . Moreover , almost every person can not be satisfied only with food , water and aDET [#59831] living place . In otgherotherSPELL [#59832] words , one of the factor that differs humans from animals is willing to have more than we need just for survivngsurvivingSPELL [#59833] . This wish for better , luxoriousluxuriousSPELL [#59834] life results in working more and more . On the other hand , lifestyle of those , who prefer to have more free time and less money is quite understandable . Often , while trying to earn more than we actually need , loads of people forget their real aims . Besides that , due to the spending all the time foronPREP [#59835] working , it becomes easy to lose immensely important parts of life . For example , person 's family and friends could start to hold a grudge on his / her . By the way ofInOTHER [#59836] conclusion ,PUNCT [#59837] it is important to point out the complexity of this controvercialcontroversialSPELL [#59838] issue . Though both of the view sides have their own reasonable arguments , I strongly belivebelieveSPELL [#59839] that not salary makes our lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#59840] better , but time , which can give us everything : friends , love and memories .

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{"id": 3248}
There is a tendency to work more andbecauseOTHER [#59867] this will bring you a lot of money , whereas people could not invest theDET [#59868] time in things that they appreciate . However , there are some people that prefer to have more free time to spend it on themselves , but in this case they do not have a huge amount of money . In this essay I am going to pose these two views and give my own opinion . To begin with , workworkingVERB:FORM [#59869] a lot provides a lot of capabilitiesopportunitiesNOUN [#59870] . First of all , work assistshelpsOTHER [#59871] people toVERB:FORM [#59872] develop themselves and achieve something more than money . To cite an example , duethanksOTHER [#59873] to sacrifactionssacrificeVERB [#59874] people could spend earning money on something like to have a trip and relax in anyanDET [#59875] island , or to getVERB [#59876] skillskilledMORPH [#59877] themselvesPRON [#59878]⚠️ in any spheressphereNOUN:NUM [#59879] , to try something that could not be envisaged by people who just prefer to spare timerelaxOTHER [#59880] and do nothing . Nevertheless , this desire to work couldcanVERB:TENSE [#59881] not provide good results . To be more precise , a lot of people destroy themselves and they really die earlier . Or even worseADJ [#59882] there, TherePUNCT [#59883] isareVERB:SVA [#59884] examples , when they lostloseVERB:TENSE [#59885] theDET [#59886] humanhumanityMORPH [#59887] insideADV [#59888] , because money does not always have thistheDET [#59889] opportunity to heal mental illnesses and stress . ReffuringSpeakingVERB [#59890] toaboutPREP [#59891] another opinion , free time has a lotOTHER [#59892] as manyADJ [#59893] drawbacks as pluses . Firstly , I would like to point out ,PUNCT [#59894] that money couldcanVERB:TENSE [#59895] not always copesolveVERB [#59896] all problems and sometimes you need to invest theDET [#59897] time tointoPREP [#59898] some things , that couldcanVERB:TENSE [#59899] not be achieved by them . Moreover , humans are aDET [#59900] social species and we always need to be with friends and family and this serviceopportunityNOUN [#59901] would costcostsVERB:TENSE [#59902] nothing . Simply putOverallOTHER [#59903] , people should not forget about their relatives or close friends , asandOTHER [#59904] providegiveVERB [#59905] them withPREP [#59906] as much time as youtheyPRON [#59907]⚠️ can . Besides , people can find some hobbies in atheirDET [#59908] free timeNOUN [#59909] time ,PUNCT [#59910] thatitPRON [#59911]⚠️ does not cost so much to develop themselvesyourselfPRON [#59912]⚠️ . For example , you can buy books and learn languages , mathematics and so on . HavingTakingVERB [#59913] everything into consideration , it is difficult to find aDET [#59914] balance between atheDET [#59915] need offorPREP [#59916] money and free time , as it is broadly thought you should sacrifice something . In my opinion , I reckon ,thatOTHER [#59917] we should do our duties to earn much money , but it couldshouldVERB:TENSE [#59918] not takestakeVERB:FORM [#59919] all yourourDET [#59920] free time . People need to learn how to cope with this challenge and this will lead them to a happy life .

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{"id": 3250}
In our livelivesMORPH [#59936] there are two options that people may choose . You wheathereitherSPELL [#59937] work hard and gainearnVERB [#59938] decent sums of money or youPRON [#59939]⚠️ spend your time inPREP [#59940] atheDET [#59941] way you like but deal with less cash in your pocket . Most of theDET [#59942] people find their happiness in money and to reach their endsgoals goalsNOUN [#59943] ,PUNCT [#59944] they dedicate all the free time to work . In such a way these persons may spend their whole livelivesMORPH [#59945] being occupied by work or business . They rarely know when to stop and always strive for more . Once they reach their money goals ,PUNCT [#59946] they realise they 'reareCONTR [#59947] over 50 years old and have nothing to spend money foronPREP [#59948] as all the courage of youth has gone long ago . There is another type of people who prefer free time over a huge bank account . For such people life goals are quite different from those that the people of theOTHER [#59949] first type peopleNOUN [#59950] have . They believe it is reasonable to spend your life in such a way that once you become old you realise it all was not in vain . Money here plays a sidesecondaryOTHER [#59951] role since not everything can be bought with them . In my personal opinion , everything should be balanced . It is good to have enough money to never worry about your restaurant check ,PUNCT [#59952] but at the same time it is wrong to sacrifisesacrificeSPELL [#59953] your life onlyADV [#59954] for money gaining onlyADV [#59955] . Becoming a hermit who is never worried about financial status is not right as well since there is a need to think of your childrenNOUN [#59956] schildrenchildrenSPELL [#59957] future . As it was previously said , everyone should find their balance .

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{"id": 3258}
In today 's world , with the increase in popularity of launching ofPREP [#60111] numerous charity organizations , there is a heated debate upon whether it is feasible to give a hand to all theDET [#60112] citizens of the world . As far as I am concerned , governments should actively help people across the globe since it is a genuinely motivating way to live in peace and harmony with the rest of the world . Firstly , a multitude of charity institutes should be created to provide the needy with all crucial supplies orandCONJ [#60113] to combatecombatSPELL [#60114] deadly diseases together . Such actions will show theaDET [#60115] rightgoodADJ [#60116] example to future generations and convince theDET [#60117] governments to take part in helping people from various corners of the world . For example , I had such an experinceexperienceSPELL [#60118] when I lived in Georgia and joined the local volunteers to help my native town be renovated after the horrific consequences of the war that took place in 2008 . Secondly , implementing programmes centered on helping other countries will definitely pay off later as it consequently willwill consequentlyWO [#60119] strenghtenstrengthenSPELL [#60120] the relations between different countries , for instance , in political , economic or social spheres . As I see it , cooperative work always bears fruit . For instance , those countries whothatPRON [#60121]⚠️ were in need in the past will certainly reach out a hand to the countries that helped them survive through the hard times . To sum up , I am deeply convinced that spreading the importance of global help is the most beneficial and stimulating way to reach peace , harmony ,PUNCT [#60122] and understandingVERB [#60123] relationships of understandingOTHER [#60124] between diversedifferentADJ [#60125] countries , especially in the world that constantly faces social conflicts and terrorist attacks .

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{"id": 3259}
These tables describe the percentage of workers of different sexes in three employment sectors ( agriculture , services and industry ) in two countries :PUNCT [#60126] Indonesia and Australia in 2010 . In Indonesia the biglargestADJ [#60127] percentage of people workworkedVERB:TENSE [#60128] in agriculture and in services ,PUNCT [#60129] and in Australia the biggestlargestADJ [#60130] percentage of people workworkedVERB:TENSE [#60131] in services . Indonesia hashadVERB:TENSE [#60132] aDET [#60133] very small percentage of manmenNOUN:NUM [#60134] and womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#60135] who workworkedVERB:TENSE [#60136] in industry . Male workers in the industry ofOTHER [#60137] Indonesia 'sNOUN:POSS [#60138] industryaccountedVERB [#60139] consistaccounted forOTHER [#60140] only 15 % and female workers consistmade madeVERB [#60141] upPART [#60142] only 8 % ,PUNCT [#60143] and itthesePRON [#60144]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#60145] aDET [#60146] very small numberproportionsNOUN [#60147] , comparing to the othersotherMORPH [#60148] employmentsemployment sectorsNOUN [#60149] ( agriculture and services ) . InOnPREP [#60150] this table Indonesia has 29 % of male workers and 43 % of female workers in agriculture , comparing with 3 % of manmenNOUN:NUM [#60151] and only 1 % of womanwomenNOUN:NUM [#60152] workers in Australian agriculture . INInORTH [#60153] Australia 'stheOTHER [#60154] services sector in AustraliaOTHER [#60155] workworkedVERB:TENSE [#60156] 65 % of manmenNOUN:NUM [#60157] and 88 % of womanwomen womenNOUN [#60158] ,PUNCT [#60159] and in Indonesia 'stheOTHER [#60160] services sector in IndonesiaOTHER [#60161] workworkedVERB:TENSE [#60162] 56 % of manmenNOUN:NUM [#60163] and 49 % of womanwomen womenNOUN [#60164] ,PUNCT [#60165] and it iswasVERB:TENSE [#60166] the biggesthighestADJ [#60167] percentage of workers in this country and quite aDET [#60168] simularsimilarSPELL [#60169] number of workers between these two countries in 2010 .

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{"id": 3262}
As we livingliveVERB:FORM [#60251] in atheDET [#60252] modern world , there is no one similarcommonOTHER [#60253] opinion on how people should spend their time . Some people think that it is better to earn money rather thenthanSPELL [#60254] have free time , others have the oppositoppositeSPELL [#60255] view on this burningissueburning issueORTH [#60256] . In this essay weIPRON [#60257]⚠️ will discuss both opinions and atinPREP [#60258] ththeSPELL [#60259] end of the work I will provide my own one . On the one hand , earning more money can lead to the better living conditions and the level of life itself . There are different researcesstudiesNOUN [#60260] on this topic and the basic opinion is that earning more money motivates people in a sense oftoPART [#60261] workingworkVERB:FORM [#60262] hard , changingto changeVERB:FORM [#60263] lifestyle and beingto beVERB:FORM [#60264] the best version of yourself . AlthoughtAlthoughSPELL [#60265] , more havinghaving moreWO [#60266] money can open more opportunities for people to travel , educate themselves and so on . On the otherhandother handORTH [#60267] , many people still prefer to have more free time and not to earn more money . It can be explained by their desire to relax and spendingto spendVERB:FORM [#60268] time only on themthemselvesPRON [#60269]⚠️ . Furthermore , it is a common fact that people who are workingworkVERB:TENSE [#60270] a lot are mostly commonproneADJ [#60271] to have stress , problems with sleep and health itself . In this case , those who are relaxingrelaxVERB:TENSE [#60272] and havinghaveVERB:FORM [#60273] more free time are likely to have aDET [#60274] healthier lifestyle and be more optimistic . To sum it up , people might have different views on how they should live because of many reasons . It is their choice to earn more money and have more facilities and opportunities or to have more free time and spend it on relaxingleisureNOUN [#60275] . To my mind , it is much better to work a lot and have more money , because it opens a wide range of things to try in life .

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{"id": 3274}
Our century is a century of earning money , but there are some people who think that they do not need to be rich and to have a lot of money , but they can have moreemoreSPELL [#60619] free time . Others do not think so , and they prefer to earn money instead of aDET [#60620] leisure time . In this essay I will give some explanation toofPREP [#60621] both views and give my own opinion . It is necessary for some people to work hard and earn money now for their future , having less time for the rest . These people try to earn more money and save it , so when they will beareVERB:TENSE [#60622] older they can travel , eat everything or do nothing and do not think about their amount of money . For example , my grandparents wokedworkedSPELL [#60623] the whole life without holidays and whewhenSPELL [#60624] they became 50 years old they did not work , had a nigbigSPELL [#60625] family , traveled a lot and were really happy about how they spent their lives . Free time can be more important than money for those who prefer to live without any problems in their heads . What I mean is that some people do not want to think about their future and they live in the present , like " here and now " . They are likely to spentspendVERB [#60626] all their money on food , small trips and something like that . They feel freedom in themselves and have thoughts that they can do anything . For instance , someone can have a job where he / she needs to work 2 or 3 hours per day , so the next part of the day he / she can do orCONJ [#60627] theirherDET [#60628] hobby or have aDET [#60629] time with friends , which can bring more happynesshappinessSPELL [#60630] for orCONJ [#60631] themherPRON [#60632]⚠️ . In conclusion , I want to mention my own view on this theme . To my mind , ItitORTH [#60633] is extremely important to combine the amount of work hours and free time . Time for the rest should be in life because it makes the whole process of work easier , because you do not concentrate only on your work . Nowadays we have a wide range of job spheres and places for the rest , so we should spend our time logically , not regretting aboutPREP [#60634] something in the future .

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{"id": 3278}
At this day and age the entire society is driven by goals , dreams and cravings . Living in a consumer society has its benefits and shortcomings , but luckily we are presented with lots of choices , to be frank . We are free to pursue any dream or goal we couldcanVERB:TENSE [#60682] crave for . Indeed , people do that , they succeed in their careers , in their goals and dreams . It goes without a doubt that everything takes resources , most importantly most precious ones : time and money . It is intriguing how people balance these two valuable things . Some prefer more of formertheOTHER [#60683] , some prefer more of theDET [#60684] latter , albeit inevitably losing some of the second . There are certain repercussions that follow earning more money and having less free time . Firstly , if we talk about upsides , it is common truth that money is freedom . That means , if yousomebodyOTHER [#60685] havehasVERB:SVA [#60686] money , orCONJ [#60687] youshePRON [#60688]⚠️ can have any service , any product or any thing that youpersonOTHER [#60689] could wish for . Secondly , earning more money means opensopeningVERB:FORM [#60690] up various prospects to increasing your capital , net worth . For instance , youa personOTHER [#60691] can invest in stocks or earn interest from banks and earn even more money . However , there are downsides that are toshouldVERB [#60692] be taken into consideration . The first thing that comes to theDET [#60693] mind is that money must be gained through work and work takes up free time . It is a usual thing , when a businessperson gets stuck in a loop of earning more and developing more ofOTHER [#60694] his businessNOUN [#60695] more of his or her businessOTHER [#60696] , devoid of free time . In other words , there is no perceptible end . If youpeopleOTHER [#60697] stop doing what youtheyPRON [#60698]⚠️ are doing , youtheyPRON [#60699]⚠️ are out of the game . SecondThe secondDET [#60700] thing is the question about leisure , friends , family - the other world . We often forget how time quickly passes and we often times regret aboutPREP [#60701] not spending time with our nearest and dearest . At last , it comes without question , that our body and mind isareVERB:SVA [#60702] in regular need of respite . Having more free time ,PUNCT [#60703] but less money has its upsides and downsides as well . Firstly , if youpeopleOTHER [#60704] have free time , youtheyPRON [#60705]⚠️ will acquire so many possibilities to do things youthat theyOTHER [#60706] want . For example , one canOTHER [#60707] indulge in reading , watching TV or going out . Moreover , youonePRON [#60708]⚠️ can spend lots of time selfimprovingself - improvingOTHER [#60709] : developing skills or learning something new . Secondly , with free time youpeopleOTHER [#60710] get more chances to spend time with yourtheirDET [#60711] loved ones : friends and family . YouOnePRON [#60712]⚠️ can build healthy relationships with people around you and create memories for years to come . Alas , youa person willOTHER [#60713] have less money in this case . This applies certain limitations to yourourDET [#60714] lifestyle in general . Obviously yousomebodyOTHER [#60715] havehasVERB:SVA [#60716] less freedom and some of the luxuries can be out of theDET [#60717] reach . Nevertheless , sometimes it would mean ,PUNCT [#60718] that expenses must be cut down or even emergencies would put a heavy strain on a budget . As a matter of conclusion , it is quite a predicament , for there is no certain and true answer . It comes down to the personal preference , life situation and much more . Verily , there are numerous upsides and downsides in both of approaches , so it up to a person to decide by what rules they should live .

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{"id": 3280}
There is an opinion that it is not feasible to help all people from all over the world . Therefore , the govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#60724] aim to help people only in their countries . I tend to disagree with this statement . This essay will examine the reasons why it is vital to act together . As far as I am concerned , nowadays people from all over the world confront withPREP [#60725] similar problems , including environmental issues , such as deforestation or air pollution . Moreover , every year the impact of climate change increases . It is undeniable that this process should be a priority for every country because it concerns everyone . In this case , it is impossible to tackle these vital issues without joint efforts . The heads of theDET [#60726] governments should work together in order to save our planet . For instance , nowadays there are some meetings whenwhereADV [#60727] the leaders of many countries discuss how they should act in different complicated situations . Another important aspect that should be mentioned is that there are still some developing countries which need aDET [#60728] help from developed countries . Due to the process of rapid urbanization , more and more people move to big commercial centres and capitals . Undoubtedly , the population is booming in many countries . However , there are some problems with theDET [#60729] poor areas in India and Pakistan . Despite the fact that India is one of the most developing countries , some people do not have an access toPREP [#60730] water resources thereADV [#60731] . The government of India is unable to provide all the necessary facilities for people . Therefore , other countries whothatPRON [#60732]⚠️ have more power and influence should help . In conclusion , one can say that there are many global issues whichthatDET [#60733] can not be resolved without integration . If I had an opportunity to describe this process , I would say that it is a comprehensive process . In addition , all the people should be thoroughly enlightened on these global issues in order to realize how important they are . In that case , everyone will understand that the importance of helping each other can not be overemphasized .

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Nowadays the importance of having a well - paid job and leading a luxuriosluxuriousSPELL [#60810] life is on its peak . People often forget about real and non - material values that make a man happyOTHER [#60811] such as aDET [#60812] family , friendfriendsNOUN:NUM [#60813] or hobbies a family make friends man happyOTHER [#60814] . In my eassayessaySPELL [#60815] I would like to deliberate aboutonPREP [#60816] setitingsettingSPELL [#60817] the priotitiesprioritiesSPELL [#60818] between gaining money and having aDET [#60819] spare time . First of all , SomitimessometimesSPELL [#60820] having free time may be worserworseMORPH [#60821] than being occupied with work of any kind . A person always seeks forPREP [#60822] an occupation . On the one hand , it is possible to turn a hobby tointoPREP [#60823] a business and have fun while making money . On the other handNOUN [#60824] , setting up an enterprise or being a freelancer allows you havingto to haveVERB:FORM [#60825] a flexible schedule which means that youtheyPRON [#60826]⚠️ can have enough spare time as well as money . For instance , today distance work is really popular , especially among mothers with little babies . By working through the Internet , women are able to look after their children as well as gain some money . However , it is not awlaysalwaysSPELL [#60827] like that . The circumstanescircumstancesSPELL [#60828] of contemporary soocietysocietySPELL [#60829] push people to earn more and more in order to enhance social status througthroughSPELL [#60830] aquisitionacquisitionSPELL [#60831] of various material things as carcarsNOUN:NUM [#60832] , apartments , etc . These people do not care about their free time , their desires makesmakeVERB:SVA [#60833] them work hard . DiffernetDifferentSPELL [#60834] people have differnetdifferentSPELL [#60835] values . I believe that we can not compare these totwoSPELL [#60836] categories of money and free time . ofOfORTH [#60837] course , there is a saying " Time is money " , but let everybody to desidedecideVERB [#60838] on their own what to choose . I prsonallypersonallySPELL [#60839] believe that nothing is able to make youa personOTHER [#60840] happy , but youyourselfPRON [#60841]⚠️ . You can be happy by spending free time with family or friends , or earning money during your lifespan .

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{"id": 3285}
The presented tables demonstrate the percentage of both female and male employees in three employment sectors of Indonesia and Australia in 2010 . According to the tables , the biggest proportion of employementemploymentSPELL [#60842] was given to representatives of the service sector in two countries at the same period of time . Nevertheless , the number of female candidates from Australia was approximately twice as many as the number of female workers in Indonesia . ContrariwiseContrarilyADV [#60843] , the number of male workers stayed the same in both countries and fluctuated from 56 to 65 per cent for thisthatDET [#60844] particular sector of employementemploymentSPELL [#60845] . Furthermore , the tables show that the agricultural sector in Indonesia was also in demand among workers of two genders , whereas the same sphere of employementemploymentSPELL [#60846] in AustrialAustraliaSPELL [#60847] was not popular among employees at all and took only 4 per cent of the total number of workers in this country . Besides , the number of men interested in Industry in Indonesia was twice as muchmanyADJ [#60848] as the number of women whoPRON [#60849] wanted to work in the same employementemploymentSPELL [#60850] area . At the same time , the percentage of male workers in Australian Industrial sphearsphereSPELL [#60851] was three times as many as the number of female representatives . Overall , taking the data presented in both charts into theDET [#60852] consideration , it is important to mention that the total number of women and men looking for the work in two countries stayed almost the same . However , the biggest number of female workers in Austria and Indonesia in 2010OTHER [#60853] worked mainlyAustraliaNOUN [#60854] in the sphere of service in Australia and Indonesia in 2010OTHER [#60855] , whereas the male representatives of thesethoseDET [#60856] two countries were equally interested in industrial employementemploymentSPELL [#60857] sphere as well .

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{"id": 3286}
The recent survey has already shown that the more and more people nowadays tend to discuss the proporionproportionSPELL [#60858] of the earned money as well as the amount of free time and their preferancespreferencesSPELL [#60859] related to it . There are a lot of people who claim that it is more important to earn money and have less leisure time , whereas others still believe that it is more considerable to have less money but have more free time . Let us speculate on this controversial issue . It is generally considered ,PUNCT [#60860] that the more and harder a person works , the better salary theyhePRON [#60861]⚠️ shePRON [#60862]⚠️ will have . That is why it is important to devote the part of their free time to a working proccessprocessSPELL [#60863] in order to earn more money . Primarily , not only do representatives of such an opinion believe that they will be able to travel more or have better living conditions in the future ,PUNCT [#60864] but they also do think that they will have much more entertainmententertainmentsNOUN:NUM [#60865] due to their financial status during the period of rest . For example , according to statistics , people having the great income tend to travel abroad more often than those who have lower salaries or wages . Besides , they usually choose more expensive resorts and hotels and shoulddoVERB:TENSE [#60866] not worry about their expansesexpensesNOUN [#60867] , enjoying different entertainments . Furthermore , a person who works harder always staystaysVERB:SVA [#60868] goal - oriented and trytriesVERB:SVA [#60869] to achieve their aims on the career ladder . Consequently , theyhePRON [#60870]⚠️ shePRON [#60871]⚠️ can easily get a promotion and as a result havehasVERB:SVA [#60872] better payment after orCONJ [#60873] theirherDET [#60874] retirement . DesptiteDespiteSPELL [#60875] this widespread belief , there are still enough people who cast doubtsdoubtNOUN:NUM [#60876] on this statement . They are conviencedconvincedSPELL [#60877] that rarely will a persona person rarely willWO [#60878] be happy if they are used to the constatntconstantSPELL [#60879] working proccessprocessSPELL [#60880] . As a consequence of that , they are prone to various diseasediseasesNOUN:NUM [#60881] and problems of health caused by theDET [#60882] lack of theDET [#60883] time for theDET [#60884] rest . Various research in the sphere of medicine has already proven this conviction . According to distinct polls , people who work less fellfeelVERB [#60885] calm and almost dondoSPELL [#60886] not struggle with stress due to itsthisDET [#60887] absentansenceNOUN [#60888] in their lives . On the contrary , people with a great number of working hours are used to being depressed and unhappy . Finally , a personpeopleOTHER [#60889] who triestryVERB:SVA [#60890] to devote more time fortoPREP [#60891] the rest usually hashaveVERB:SVA [#60892] happier family because they arehe or she isOTHER [#60893] able to have the time with their children more frequently thatthanPREP [#60894] other adults and bringbringsVERB:SVA [#60895] them up in the calm atmosphere without hustle and bustle of the cities in the proccessprocessSPELL [#60896] of daily comutingcommutingSPELL [#60897] . Taking everything into theDET [#60898] consideration , it is essential to point out that both regardsopinionsNOUN [#60899] should be considered on the grounds that these two points of viethviewSPELL [#60900] have pros and cons . Nevertheless , personally , I presume that however much manymoneyOTHER [#60901] a person may earn , it is still vital to live the life in a happy way . Therefore , it is really important to deevotedevoteSPELL [#60902] the free time fortoPREP [#60903] personal interests , self - development , family members and friends and other actifitiesactivitiesSPELL [#60904] that make a person really satisfied and content inwithPREP [#60905] their livelifeNOUN [#60906] .

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{"id": 3287}
There are two tables which show us the proportion of male and female workers in three employment sectors in Indonesia and Australia in 2010 . The first table illustrateillustratesVERB:SVA [#60907] genderNOUN [#60908] percentage by genderOTHER [#60909] in Indonesia . We can see that there are more male workers than female in two sectors . ThereThesePRON [#60910]⚠️ are industry and services spheres . Speaking about female workers , there are more women than men in the sector of agriculture . The second table has anDET [#60911] information about the employment in Australia . There also theTheORTH [#60912] proportion ofwithPREP [#60913] male workers moreis is higherOTHER [#60914] in two sectors : agriculture and industry . However , there are a lot of women in the sphere of services . As we can see , these two tables have some differences and similiaritiessimilaritiesSPELL [#60915] . Both Indonesia and Australia have the majority of men working inPREP [#60916] the sector of industry ( 15 % and 32 % ) . The difference is that in Australia in agriculture work more male workersthere thereOTHER [#60917] (3OTHER [#60918] 3 % )PUNCT [#60919] , while in Indonesia there are more female ( 43 % ) . Also , there are more women in indonesianIndonesianORTH [#60920] services than in australianAustralianORTH [#60921] . The most popular sector in Australia and Indonesia is Services .

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{"id": 3292}
There is one popular claim that it is better to gain more money than to have more spareADJ [#60996] sparetimespare timeORTH [#60997] . However , there are people who argue that ,PUNCT [#60998] virce versa ,PUNCT [#60999] having a lot of money can not be compared to having a lot of freetimefree timeORTH [#61000] . The essay will discuss both views and provide theDET [#61001] arguments . ToFirstly , thereOTHER [#61002] start byisOTHER [#61003] the fact that people who devote the biggest part of their life to earningOTHER [#61004] are convinced that money can buy everything and help one to live the best version of life . In other words , " no money , no honey " . As an illustration , the main character of the book " Great Gatsby " hasVERB:TENSE [#61005] decided that it iswould beVERB:TENSE [#61006] better for him to make as much money as he could . Thus , he was doing some business affairs even during one of his parties , he was not enjoying his life but at least he lived in the best conditions . Furthermore , such people are passionate about money and it gives them a certain feelinffeelingSPELL [#61007] of satisfaction . For example , the most popular money -PUNCT [#61008] maker isVERB [#61009] , ScroodgeScroogeSPELL [#61010] MacduckMcDuckSPELL [#61011] . Money was the only thing that he was worried about , the absenseabsenceSPELL [#61012] of time for his relatives was not a problem for him . Instead he could take a bath of gold coins and live in the best house which mahemadeSPELL [#61013] him happy . However , those who prefer a spareOTHER [#61014] sparetimespare timeORTH [#61015] to money know that spending the whole life on making money can only lead to a lot of health problemesproblemsSPELL [#61016] . A good example is old people who are visiting a number of doctors nowadays because they had not had time fortoPART [#61017] caringcareVERB:FORM [#61018] for themselves beacausebecauseSPELL [#61019] they were busy working . My aunt is one of them , and she really regrets it . When a person 's routine invovlvesinvolvesSPELL [#61020] only doing some work and no joy , depression is what comes then . Moreover , the choice in favour of money will mean the lostlossNOUN [#61021] of a wide range of opportunities that life can offer . For example , such activities as making new friends , spending time with theDET [#61022] relatives , surfing , enjoying sunsets , walkswalkingVERB:FORM [#61023] in the parks , cycling , so on and so forth can not be bought with money . ANotherAnotherORTH [#61024] example is my grandfather who hasVERB:TENSE [#61025] spent his life on tyingtryingVERB [#61026] to earn a lot of money , but he had to miss his sons ' graduation from school and universities , he even was late for the most important event in his elederelderSPELL [#61027] son 's life - his wedding because of a business meeting . To sum up , both people are right and wrong in their own ways . It is up to a person whatPRON [#61028]⚠️ to choose . In my opinion , life is short and people should take the best of it as no onenobodyOTHER [#61029] knows when we will die , that is why everybody must enjoy every day of their life . Still , the best will be the GoldengoldenORTH [#61030] mean . It is what everyone should findchooseVERB [#61031] between these two options .

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{"id": 3294}
Having examined the issue of modern people behaviour , it can be deduced that there is the vast majority of humans 'people whoOTHER [#61090] newhaveOTHER [#61091] tendency of tryingto tryVERB:FORM [#61092] to get more money and neglectingto neglectVERB:FORM [#61093] their leisure time . However , obviously , some people are totally disagree aboutwithPREP [#61094] such a lifestyle . Nowadays this question isVERB [#61095] still controvercialcontroversialSPELL [#61096] , so both views sholdshouldSPELL [#61097] be discussed . The first opinion expressed means that money havehasVERB:SVA [#61098] become the number - one priority for people . Of course , there are grounds because of which this opinion bornewas bornVERB:TENSE [#61099] out ofPREP [#61100] . The most fundamental one is that nowadays ,PUNCT [#61101] due to that fact that information is spread like a wildfire , people can see the world in all its detail via internet , for example . Inevitably , this array of information about picturesque landscapes , tremendous houses , makemakesVERB:SVA [#61102] everyone evoke a fellingfeelingNOUN [#61103] of desire offorPREP [#61104] all these things . However , nowadays everything revolves around money and , consequently , people initiate to devisedevisingVERB:FORM [#61105] new methods how to gain more money to get all these things they are aware aboutofPREP [#61106] . Thus , people dedicate all their time to work and money in order to get neccessarynecessarySPELL [#61107] things and then struggle becausePREP [#61108] fromofPREP [#61109] deficiency ofinPREP [#61110] free time . Moreover , as it was said earlier , our world revolves around money , so if people want to make a bond with someone in order to get more money from their career , they need to have particular status which assists them with communicating and building a relationship with useful people . This goal also need to struggle withforPREP [#61111] neglecting leisure time .PUNCT [#61112] However , there is another thought about living in a relaxing conditionatmosphereNOUN [#61113] without placingputtingVERB [#61114] money oninPREP [#61115] the first place . People ,PUNCT [#61116] who are supporters of this opinion ,PUNCT [#61117] also have some reasons to think like that . In that case , their characters can be considered as the most instrumental reason . People who are not prone to wish to be rollinghave a lotOTHER [#61118] inofPREP [#61119] money , most often can get satisfaction from unmaterialintangibleADJ [#61120] things like friendship , love , entertainment . FuthermoreFurthermoreSPELL [#61121] , they believe that their lesureleisureSPELL [#61122] time can be invested intoinPREP [#61123] self - development , for example , but it should not be invested intoinPREP [#61124] work and money . In addition to this , obviously , supporters of the second opinion can be just lazy people who doesdoVERB:SVA [#61125] not want to make any afforteffortSPELL [#61126] to be successful and gain more profit . Therefore , they just gotgetVERB:TENSE [#61127] used to lielyingVERB:FORM [#61128] in the bed with unlimited abundant amount of free time and speakspeakingVERB:FORM [#61129] about how hard their life is . By way of conclusion , I would like to say that both opinions have a right to exist , and everyone themselfPRON [#61130] choosechoosesVERB:SVA [#61131] a right oneNOUN [#61132] for themhim- or herself chooses a right one him- theirOTHER [#61133] lifestyleherselfPRON [#61134]⚠️ . Personally ,PUNCT [#61135] I reckonbelieveVERB [#61136] that people should combine work and money with leisure time in order to live a balanced life .

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{"id": 3296}
Nowadays the question of the balance between the time spent on the earning money and leisure is actualrelevantADJ [#61180] like never beforeADV [#61181] . This essyessaySPELL [#61182] will discuss the issue explaining the reasons and giving the ground for both types of peopleopinionsNOUN [#61183] . On the one hand , whether a person dedicates all the time to work or to theDET [#61184] leisure mostly depends on his / her family status ,PUNCT [#61185] as those who have families are more likely to have a stable financial situation ,PUNCT [#61186] and the time at work woulddoesVERB:TENSE [#61187] not change the situation dramatically . What is more , their interests are not atinPREP [#61188] reaching goals in that very domain ,PUNCT [#61189] but toinPART [#61190] maintainmaintainingVERB:FORM [#61191] the family in all senses of the word and solving family problems ,PUNCT [#61192] instdeadinsteadSPELL [#61193] of those that are about career . The greater amount of money would not signify a victory for them ,PUNCT [#61194] as it will definitely lead to aDET [#61195] certain loss of contact with their family . The thing is that the question of budget and theDET [#61196] lidestylelifestyleSPELL [#61197] is foreseen in aDET [#61198] family and does n't have drastic fluctuations during the time . On the other hand , numerous are those who are just not able to lose their time doing a domestic routine andCONJ [#61199] losing money ; such type of a person would probably die working instead of surviving a stagnation byPREP [#61200] having free time . Moreover , we are now living in capitalismcapitalistMORPH [#61201] society ,PUNCT [#61202] and the idea of working and earning might seem to be a dominant one , that is the reason for forgetting the leisure as it would not satisfy a modern man . All of us are dreaming of a luxurious life in which we can doingdoVERB:FORM [#61203] what we want , for instance go for vacations full of various activities and fun that by now requiresrequireVERB:SVA [#61204] great amounts of money ; that is the factor which pushes us killingto killVERB:FORM [#61205] years attempting our goals andCONJ [#61206] dying of fatigue . The lidelifeSPELL [#61207] of such a person is equal to a challenge and strugglingstruggleVERB:FORM [#61208] but not to calm life without plenty of events . The thing is that itPRON [#61209] is just a way to get satisfaction from theDET [#61210] life and to have an explanation for yourself what takes your time , what occupies your life .PUNCT [#61211] In my opinion , it is essential to find an affaire that will inatPREP [#61212] the same time be your hobby ,PUNCT [#61213] and you will not actually need to struggle at work but simply profit fromPREP [#61214] this life . The imbalance between doing what you must and what you want leads to choosing between leisure and prosperity . That is reinforced by the fact that businessmen are the happiest people among all other professions ,PUNCT [#61215] as they choose what to do and how much they will earn . Not being afraid of stagnation giving, givesOTHER [#61216] themselves some time to think and make decisions whichDET [#61217] is primordialprimaryADJ [#61218] for them , their principle is not to work much but in an efficient way . Finally , the key factor is the level of our hapinesshappinessSPELL [#61219] as only this actually matters in the end . Whether you get the satisfaction of life indipendentlyindependentlySPELL [#61220] onofPREP [#61221] your budget or the money areisVERB:SVA [#61222] the central issue of your life and you areVERB [#61223] even unable to imagine the life without challenging work ,PUNCT [#61224] only attoPREP [#61225] what degree you get happy from it plays a significant role .

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{"id": 3298}
TwentyThe twenty The twentyOTHER [#61251] -PUNCT [#61252] first century is considered to be a very productive era with a lot of people involedinvolvedSPELL [#61253] in the working process with theDET [#61254] money earning as a main goal . Many people argue eitherwhetherOTHER [#61255] it is better to earn a better living ,PUNCT [#61256] spending the mostbiggestADJ [#61257] part of time at work ,PUNCT [#61258] or it is better to have more leisure time without such a big amount of money . In this eaasyessayNOUN [#61259] we will discuss both opinions . On the one hand , money has a huge impact on the quality of human life . Money can give an opportunity to have a better living , good appartmentapartmentSPELL [#61260] , yourDET [#61261] own transport , can afford a sense of satisfaction and self - pleasure . As an example we can take a businessman who whorksworksSPELL [#61262] for hours , has a prestigeprestigiousOTHER [#61263] job and has expensive clothes . The sense of being the best raises himselfhimPRON [#61264]⚠️ in theDET [#61265] other 's eyes and givesVERB [#61266] pleasepleasureOTHER [#61267] toPREP [#61268] him pleasureNOUN [#61269] . On the other hand , many people do n't understand how free time can be exangedexchangedSPELL [#61270] onforPREP [#61271] money . They think that not money but time gives a real chance for aDET [#61272] long life . Hours of working take the time which can beOTHER [#61273] spent with family , friends , partners . Free time actually exists for self - learning , non - official communication or just for relaxing orandCONJ [#61274] doing leisure activities . AndMoreover ,OTHER [#61275] also free time is very important for health . As an example we can provide a person who spendspendsVERB:SVA [#61276] only 8 hours onatPREP [#61277] work from Monday to Friday and has both all Saturday and Sunday as free time days . This person has time for his or herOTHER [#61278] own activities , new people , family , time to be a real member of the real society . Taking into account all the opinions ,PUNCT [#61279] I have to restate that theDET [#61280] time is realyreallySPELL [#61281] theDET [#61282] money . The more time we are giving to work ,PUNCT [#61283] the more money is turning back ,PUNCT [#61284] and the same thing occursVERB [#61285] if we change the places . In my own opinion ,PUNCT [#61286] money is definetelydefinitelySPELL [#61287] not worth the time spent ,PUNCT [#61288] and I fully agree with people who want to live atheDET [#61289] life for time but not for money .

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{"id": 3302}
Nowadays a lot of people think about money andCONJ [#61394] discuss moneyNOUN [#61395] with others about moneyOTHER [#61396] . However , is it important to earn more money and have less time ? Some people believe that havehavingVERB:FORM [#61397] more free time and less money is it normal . Others prefer to earn more money and have less free time . I suggest that money areisVERB:SVA [#61398] very important in our life , of course , we spend a lot of time to earnearningVERB:FORM [#61399] money , and we have not got free time to spend themitPRON [#61400] . On the one hand , people believe that with money they have more opportunities in real life . For instance , if you have money ,PUNCT [#61401] you can travel around the world and explore different cultureculturesNOUN:NUM [#61402] and history . Moreover , with money you have not got economic difficulties , whateverDET [#61403] you whatcan want whateverOTHER [#61404] you can buywantVERB [#61405] . However , if you earn money , you have less free time . Statistics showshowsVERB:SVA [#61406] that more than 11 months of 12 ,OTHER [#61407] people who earn realout ofOTHER [#61408] money havespend more than 11 out ofOTHER [#61409] spend on work . It means that they have not got time toforPREP [#61410] their family , friends , their interests and hobbies . On the other hand , some people think that havehavingVERB:FORM [#61411] more free time and less money is much better . First of all , time is one of the main thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#61412] that people can not buy . Next , with free time you have more apportunitiesopportunitiesSPELL [#61413] to find interests and work that you realyreallySPELL [#61414] like . However , without money you can not have all whatthatPRON [#61415] you want . Money is important in our life . To sum up , there are a lot of discussiondiscussionsNOUN:NUM [#61416] about this topic . I think that it is more important to have free time and have work thatthanSPELL [#61417] earnedto earnVERB:FORM [#61418] money , andprovided this isOTHER [#61419] work that you realyreallySPELL [#61420] like and enjoy doingVERB [#61421] .

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{"id": 3304}
Nowadays , the issue of theDET [#61454] distribution of government 's powerresourcesNOUN [#61455] has been gaininggainsVERB:TENSE [#61456] a significant part of society 's of attention . Should the main powersgovernmentOTHER [#61457] only contribute toVERB:FORM [#61458] help toPREP [#61459] the citizens of the country ittheyPRON [#61460]⚠️ rulesruleVERB:SVA [#61461] or should ittheyPRON [#61462]⚠️ help all the people in need ? There are various opinions on this topic , some peopleNOUN [#61463] think the government should only focus on their main responsibility , therefore , their own citizentscitizensSPELL [#61464] , others do n't believe so . To my mind , it is indeed true that it is the government 's main job to focus on people of their country . In this essay ,PUNCT [#61465] I will demonstrate why I believe so . First of all , people who consider themselves theasOTHER [#61466] citizens of some country obviously expect the government to provide them with all the help in whenADV [#61467] thetheyPRON [#61468]⚠️ condition thatwhenOTHER [#61469] they are in a condition ofOTHER [#61470] need itPRON [#61471] . However , if the government wodoesVERB:TENSE [#61472] n't have a clear goal , but only an idealistic idea that they try to follow , it may lead to pretty adverse consequences . While the government areOTHER [#61473] trying to help everyone , some people in theDET [#61474] government 's country will without a doubt be forgotten and will not be provided with any serious help . Secondly , to be competent enough to help people offromPREP [#61475] other countries , aDET [#61476] high level of knowledge in culture is needed . ATheDET [#61477] government of , for example , Spain has great knowledge of this country and its problems . Therefore , they know what problems couldcanVERB:TENSE [#61478] be dealt withsolvedOTHER [#61479] immediately and what problems need aDET [#61480] more attentive attitude . By intruding in these problems , other countries could possibly make the situation worse and it could potentially lead to great conflicts and even wars . Lastly , helping all people around the world requires large amounts of resources . In our modern world money playplaysVERB:SVA [#61481] a huge role in theDET [#61482] sustainability of the country . The huge numbers spent on helping people all over the world ,PUNCT [#61483] could be invested in theDET [#61484] flourishing of the government 's country . What 'MoreOTHER [#61485] importantimportantlyMORPH [#61486] , it can make theDET [#61487] life of every person in the country greatbetterADV [#61488] , it can increase the level of life , demolish poverty inside the country , benefit theDET [#61489] social security , etc . In coclusionconclusionSPELL [#61490] , I would like to say that , at first , helping people all over the world sounds like a great plan . However , it is too idealisticidealMORPH [#61491] for the conditions we live in right now . In our modern world , it is impossible to fulfill this goal . However , if the governmetsgovernmentSPELL [#61492] of each country focus on their own well - being ,PUNCT [#61493] we could come to a greater future together .

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{"id": 3308}
In theDET [#61553] modern society money has a huge role in theDET [#61554] life of many people . While some people claim that they prefer to work more to have enough money than have more free time , other people believe that it is better to have more free time and less money . This issueessayNOUN [#61555] is going to discuss both these opinions . First of all , nowadays a lot of people want to work harder even if they would have less free time . These people think that they could earn enough money for their future life if they wouldVERB:TENSE [#61556] work everdayevery dayOTHER [#61557] without weekends . They want to make a huge amount of money to create aOTHER [#61558] good lifeNOUN [#61559] conditions in the future . As a result , these people do not have enough free time , but they believe that it is a good investigetioninvestmentNOUN [#61560] forinPREP [#61561] the future . However , many other people say that free time is a crucial thing and , as a result , they have less money and more time for themselves . These people think that it is very important to have enough time to communicate with other people . For axampleexampleSPELL [#61562] , to meet with your grandparents , to go for a walk with friends or just to spend time with your childrenschildrenSPELL [#61563] . Of course , people should work to have enough money to survive , but time is more important than money . To sum up , I would like to say that both thesethese bothWO [#61564] views are important . As for me , I totally agree with the last view . I think that it is really importhatimportantSPELL [#61565] to have enough free time to improve yourself . Many people want to learn aDET [#61566] new language , to read more useful books and so on , but they can not do it . And the most common reason for itthatPRON [#61567] is a lack of time ,PUNCT [#61568] as a result of work .

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{"id": 3310}
In the century of globalisation and constant economicaleconomicMORPH [#61586] development people pay much more attention to their career and financial conditions . There areisVERB:SVA [#61587] a big number of people that choose job instead of their free time because of financial motivation . But there is also another group of people who see the importance of having free time and neglect the seriousness of earning money . In this essay both ofPREP [#61588] these views will be discussed . The first opinion can be understood and people who follow this idea can be regarded as those who take care of their future and lookinglookVERB:FORM [#61589] straight forward . What is more , a person of such views can be described as hard - working , well - educated person whichwhoPRON [#61590] can achieve his or her career goals easily . Moreover , it should be noted that all people need money to exist and communicate with society theOTHER [#61591] society somehow and ,PUNCT [#61592] undoubtelyundoubtedly undoubtedlyADV [#61593] almost everyone would rather prefer to have money as muchas much moneyWO [#61594] as possible . SurelyHoweverADV [#61595] , some people think differently and have an opposite point of view . This type ifofPREP [#61596] person sees true value in possibility of doing what orCONJ [#61597] youshePRON [#61598]⚠️ wantwantsVERB:SVA [#61599] ,PUNCT [#61600] to avoidingavoidVERB:FORM [#61601] strong time frameworks whichthatDET [#61602] are appearingappearVERB:TENSE [#61603] when a person has a highhighlyMORPH [#61604] -PUNCT [#61605] paid prestigious job . Thus , they believe that money is only a tool which can be used butandCONJ [#61606] not the terminal goal . To my mind , this statement does n't mean that these people do n'tnotCONTR [#61607] realise the importance of having enough money , it means that they just can see theDET [#61608] balance inbetween having freeOTHER [#61609] time and earningVERB [#61610] money correlation . To sum it up , I would add that I agree with the second statement and I consider money asPREP [#61611] a tool which is really helpful , but I deffinetlydefinitelySPELL [#61612] would n't make it the highest aim of my life .

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{"id": 3312}
Some groups of people tend to reckon that high income should be theDET [#61623] number one priority , while others state that nothing is as precious as spare time one can have ,PUNCT [#61624] and even all money of the world dodoesVERB:SVA [#61625] not worth that . On the one hand , the process of working for money can bring a number of benefits . First of all , some types of jobs can bring satisfaction . For instance , they might involveincludeVERB [#61626] such parts as travelling and communication ,PUNCT [#61627] whichthatDET [#61628] can substitute the need of doing that too often in one 's spare time . Business trips and meetings do not ever have to be daunting , it is quite feasible that for some people thistheyPRON [#61629]⚠️ can bring pleasure . Secondly , some personalitiespeopleNOUN [#61630] do not know how to invest their free time right , they do not see anything behind their own jobs . They want to buy luxurious cars and houses ,PUNCT [#61631] but that might be enough for them . On the other hand , if people earn money all the time ,PUNCT [#61632] they do not always have a chance to spend them on everything they planned to doVERB [#61633] . To be more precise , they might simply lack the opportinityopportunitySPELL [#61634] to spend time on that as work can become everything to them . Moreover , sometimes huge salaries might be connected with extremely responsible vacancies whichthatDET [#61635] imply having regular meetings . So some people would pereferpreferSPELL [#61636] to have less money but spend more time with family rather than with business partners . In conclusion , it is vitally important to mention that the choice between personal life and financial wellbeingwell - beingOTHER [#61637] has never been the easiest one . It is up to everyone whichwhatOTHER [#61638] values to put oninPREP [#61639] the first place . In my opinion , however , a person should find a balance and earn money in a way which will not distract him or her from his dearest and nearestor her relativesOTHER [#61640] and which will provide him or herOTHER [#61641] with opportunity to have enough free time for themselfthemPRON [#61642] .

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{"id": 3318}
In this day and age , the family institution is very crucial for children development ,PUNCT [#61809] especially for conservative communities . However , it is vitally important to mention that other places that child visitsgoes toOTHER [#61810] and all people that he or sheOTHER [#61811] meets outside his or herOTHER [#61812] home and relativerelativesNOUN:NUM [#61813] that he has , all of theseOTHER [#61814] also have a great influence on his or herOTHER [#61815] mind . Indeed , this influence can be even more significant for kids . Today I would like to present both stances on this problem and to give my personal opinion . First of all , family is a group of people who educateseducateVERB:SVA [#61816] and takestakeVERB:SVA [#61817] care DeleteNOUN [#61818] aboutaOTHER [#61819] child since his or herOTHER [#61820] first words and steps . Parents can tell their sons or daughters what is bad and what is good , how to behave in society , with whom they should communicate . These components shape kidskid 'sNOUN:POSS [#61821] mind and influence veryaffectOTHER [#61822] powerfulpowerfullyMORPH [#61823] their lifeOTHER [#61824] and ourlives views theirOTHER [#61825] views ,PUNCT [#61826] which is impossible to deny . For instance , for the majority of teenagers ,PUNCT [#61827] relatives play an important role in defining their future : they help usthemPRON [#61828]⚠️ to open and better ourtheirDET [#61829] art or science skills and to choose ourtheirDET [#61830] future professionprofessionsNOUN:NUM [#61831] . They also pay for university . However , it is also believed that not only family can influenceaffectVERB [#61832] ourtheirDET [#61833] mindmindsNOUN:NUM [#61834] and child 's personal development . There are children who grow mostly independently fromDeleteOTHER [#61835] their parents . It does n't mean that aDET [#61836] child constantly argues with his or herOTHER [#61837] family and does n't listen toPREP [#61838] them at all . Indeed , some children would rather prefer to learn new information inatPREP [#61839] school from their teachers ,PUNCT [#61840] who undoubtfullyundoubtedlySPELL [#61841] play an important role in children 's intelligence and social behaviour , from their friends ,PUNCT [#61842] whichwhoPRON [#61843] sometimes are closer fortoPREP [#61844] teenagers than parents because they are the same age and understand them better . In this case , it would be true to say that people outside the home influenceaffectVERB [#61845] children 's views on life much stronger thatthanPREP [#61846] their own familyfamiliesNOUN:NUM [#61847] . To conclude , I 'd like to say that I personally ca n't choose between these opinions . As for me , I suppose that both family and other people such as friends , teachers or colleagues form a mindset of aDET [#61848] young generation and the power of this influence from both sides can vary due to the country , social politicspolicyNOUN [#61849] , type of parents and the level of chidrenchildrenSPELL [#61850] 's independence . This issue is considered to be very controversial ,PUNCT [#61851] so both views should be accepted and respected .

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{"id": 3322}
In this day and age , many countries face with some extremely unplesantunpleasantSPELL [#61940] problems , which need to be solved in order to help itstheirDET [#61941] citizens . Is there a need to help other countries ,PUNCT [#61942] instedinsteadSPELL [#61943] of focusing only on your own people in your country ? I completely agree that the government should focus mainly on its citizens and make itthemPRON [#61944]⚠️ a priority . In this essay I will try to prove my point of view . To begin with , I should mention the role ofOTHER [#61945] the budget of the country itself . Everything depends on theDET [#61946] money and how well can the government operate with it . For instance , the governments need to spend money on social needs , security , medical centres , infrastructure ,PUNCT [#61947] and so on in order to help their people to live in better conditions , to provide citizens withPREP [#61948] the best they can give . If those money will go to theDET [#61949] other people in the world , there is a chance that there can be the lack of facilities and opportunities for the people in their own countries . Another point ,PUNCT [#61950] is that if the country 's government only concentrates on helping other people all over the world , they might forget the prior focus - their people . CountryA countryDET [#61951] will only help those ,PUNCT [#61952] who they think need a help ,PUNCT [#61953] not remembering the problems ,occurOTHER [#61954] which accure in their owntheOTHER [#61955] mother landmotherlandORTH [#61956] . The problems will only gainbecomeVERB [#61957] bigger and , as a result , whillwillSPELL [#61958] cause catastrophic consequences . It can be alsoalso beWO [#61959] an example of demonstration to other countries ,PUNCT [#61960] that exactly this country can help the needy one ,PUNCT [#61961] as they want to have an approval from others . To sum up everything that was mentioned above , I still stick to the point that it is rather impossible for aDET [#61962] country to help everyone else in the whole wideADJ [#61963] wordworldNOUN [#61964] ,PUNCT [#61965] as there can be so muchmanyADJ [#61966] problems in the country ,PUNCT [#61967] which need to be prioritized and solved .

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{"id": 3330}
InAtPREP [#62130] all times , there is existexistsVERB:SVA [#62131] a great debate about theDET [#62132] influence on aDET [#62133] child 's life . It is aDET [#62134] really controvershialcontroversialSPELL [#62135] question , that sisVERB [#62136] why the opinionissueNOUN [#62137] havehasVERB:SVA [#62138] two sides . On the one hand , people think that the biggest influence comes from parents . Because a child was born and grew up in aDET [#62139] family , where he or sheOTHER [#62140] is always inPREP [#62141] contactscontactNOUN:NUM [#62142] with his or herOTHER [#62143] father and mother . They lernteachVERB [#62144] him or herOTHER [#62145] how to talk , to eat and toVERB:FORM [#62146] walk . Also ,PUNCT [#62147] atheDET [#62148] child haveisVERB:TENSE [#62149] learntaughtVERB [#62150] their culture and believsbeliefsSPELL [#62151] . It is really important for theDET [#62152] child and his or herOTHER [#62153] future life . He or sheOTHER [#62154] looklooksVERB:SVA [#62155] at hisitsDET [#62156] parents and seeseesVERB:SVA [#62157] personspeopleNOUN [#62158] he wouldor she willOTHER [#62159] lookbeVERB [#62160] likealikeSPELL [#62161] . On the other hand , there are exist other different parstpartsSPELL [#62162] of society ,PUNCT [#62163] that can play aDET [#62164] role in child 'stheOTHER [#62165] development of a childOTHER [#62166] . For example , school and university . There aDET [#62167] child for theOTHER [#62168] firstyfirstSPELL [#62169] fasedfacesSPELL [#62170] real life , first lovefaces ,OTHER [#62171] and other different thingslove , for the first timeOTHER [#62172] . He or sheOTHER [#62173] learnslearnVERB:SVA [#62174] how to tacletackleSPELL [#62175] theDET [#62176] problems with communication , studies ,PUNCT [#62177] and conflicts . He or sheOTHER [#62178] takestakeVERB:SVA [#62179] lessons not only about science ,PUNCT [#62180] but also about theDET [#62181] life in society . From my point of view , both opinions are importantviableADJ [#62182] . Because they teachsteachVERB:INFL [#62183] theaDET [#62184] cildchildSPELL [#62185] frominPREP [#62186] different sideswaysNOUN [#62187] . Family is more about his or herOTHER [#62188] human behaviour and his or herOTHER [#62189] soul . While, whilePUNCT [#62190] theDET [#62191] influence from theDET [#62192] outside can show him or her howOTHER [#62193] to live in thatthisDET [#62194] world and how to communicate with other people . I can not said ,sayOTHER [#62195] that one oneOTHER [#62196] somthingthingSPELL [#62197] is more important than other ,PUNCT [#62198] because in my life ,PUNCT [#62199] my family and school hashaveVERB:SVA [#62200] the same influence on me . In conclusion i, IPUNCT [#62201] would like to say that we have notnoOTHER [#62202] anyDET [#62203] choice ,PUNCT [#62204] and we can not choose what would beisVERB:TENSE [#62205] better for aDET [#62206] child 's life . Everyone has their own way in which youtheyPRON [#62207]⚠️ choose ,PUNCT [#62208] whatwhichPRON [#62209]⚠️ is better for youthemPRON [#62210]⚠️ . Family and theDET [#62211] influence from theDET [#62212] outside should "PUNCT [#62213] work "PUNCT [#62214] together ,PUNCT [#62215] because only in thatthisDET [#62216] way , aOTHER [#62217] child will lernlearnSPELL [#62218] everything , what hetheyPRON [#62219]⚠️ needneedsVERB:SVA [#62220] .

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{"id": 3332}
It is not a secret that theDET [#62248] upbringing of a child is a very complicated process and requires a lot of effort from the people around . Some people claim that family is the only social group that matters , while others are sure that everything outside the home also has a very serious impact on theDET [#62249] child 's understanding of the world and overall development . Without any doubt , family plays a huge role in aDET [#62250] child 's life . Exactly from her orOTHER [#62251] his parents a little girl or a boy finds out how this world works . Children are prone to copycopyingVERB:FORM [#62252] their parents ' behavior , theDET [#62253] manner of speachspeechSPELL [#62254] and even appearance . The girlsGirlsDET [#62255] usually want to be as beautifilbeautifulSPELL [#62256] as their mothers are , boys often want to beVERB [#62257] as strong as their fathers are . So , firstly , theDET [#62258] toddlers spend the vast majority of their day with their mothers . It is no wonder that exactly hertheirDET [#62259] patternpatternsNOUN:NUM [#62260] of life isseemVERB [#62261] idealperfectADJ [#62262] for them during these years . Growing up , children often ask for help and adviseadviceMORPH [#62263] because exactly their family ( in their opinion ) knows whohowOTHER [#62264] to deal with all the problems of this cruel world . Moreover , parents themselves want to give their children all their knowledge , ,PUNCT [#62265] share their experience and just to teach them the things that they cosiderconsiderSPELL [#62266] as crucial ones . It also proves the fact that family is the superior power for theDET [#62267] children . However , we can find the otheranotherOTHER [#62268] opinion . A lot of people believe that family may play an important part in children 's lives , but it can not be denied that the outside world also has an influence on the youngest generations . It explains a lot of things that theDET [#62269] children do unlike their parents . To begin with , when children enter theDET [#62270] kindergarten or even school , they start communicating with other children and teachers . Of course ,PUNCT [#62271] it plays quite an important role in the way theaDET [#62272] child sees the world . Teachers always want to have anOTHER [#62273] influence on aOTHER [#62274] child 's mindset as much , assoOTHER [#62275] thethatPRON [#62276]⚠️ children simply do not have any other option . Furthermore , theDET [#62277] children who have just started theDET [#62278] communication with new people , createdevelopVERB [#62279] their own habits , manners and types of behavior . With the children of the same age the,OTHER [#62280] children act not in the same way thatasOTHER [#62281] they do with their parents . PractisePracticeMORPH [#62282] makes perfect , and certainly this practisepracticeMORPH [#62283] of communication with new people prepares theDET [#62284] children for future life and must be taken into aDET [#62285] countaccountNOUN [#62286] . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#62287] it is crucial to mention that both - relatives and people outside theDET [#62288] home influenceaffectVERB [#62289] the personality of a person . As far as I am concerned , family is still the most powerful force in aDET [#62290] child 's life because only they are able to convince theDET [#62291] children what is good and whatPRON [#62292] is not , what is appropriate and whatPRON [#62293]⚠️ is not . Social interaction with other people , ,PUNCT [#62294] of course ,PUNCT [#62295] plays an important role in children 's upbringing , but theaDET [#62296] child starts communicating when he hador she haveOTHER [#62297] already acquired theDET [#62298] basic rules of behavior and manners . That is why any of these two brunchesbranchesNOUN [#62299] of social life should be kept in mind while bringing up your child .

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{"id": 3336}
At all times there is a huge debate around a very crucial issue if theDET [#62381] family is the most prominent institute of social life , which controls and influences children 's life lives ,OTHER [#62382] or wheretherwhetherSPELL [#62383] the nurture ofchildrenOTHER [#62384] them is left to their friends and outsidepersonalADJ [#62385] lifeworldNOUN [#62386] . I would like to discuss both points of view . On the one hand , a huge majority of people consider family as the most powerful and crucial part of theDET [#62387] society , which givesVERB [#62388] nurturenurturesVERB:SVA [#62389] toPREP [#62390] children and has a direct influence on them . Indeed , being the family , our parents are more likely to transferconveyVERB [#62391] their knowledge and experience to us . So , there is a tendency that children not only look like their parents and family members , but also behave inPREP [#62392] the same way . Also , sometimes our families are the only onceonesSPELL [#62393] whowhomPRON [#62394]⚠️ we can trust , so many children ask themrelativesOTHER [#62395] for different advicesadviceNOUN:NUM [#62396] and ways how to respond and act in a great variety of situations . So , having beenwhenOTHER [#62397] given a piece of advice , they will absolutelydefinitelyOTHER [#62398] follow it . On the other hand , a lot of people also strongly believe that children 's friends , school or just street have more influence on them due to theaDET [#62399] number of reasons . Firstly , growing up , a lot of children tend to be afraid of their parents and even toVERB:FORM [#62400] lie to them . One possible reason for it is atheDET [#62401] fear of not being understood . So , in such cases children are likely to ask for help or a piece of advice from their friends , who are of the same age as they are and will definitely understand . What is more , usually children spend the most part of their free time outside the home , so it can be just natural that their friends have more influence on them . In conclusion , I would like to point out once again that it is a very controversial question . However , I presume that family is the most powerful institute of our social life , that havshasSPELL [#62402] a huge impact on any child 's life . Actually , inspitein spiteORTH [#62403] of being the most powerful , family members are also the most caring ones , so they always wish only the best for their children . Thereby , children tend to be closer to their parents than to anyone else .

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{"id": 3338}
Nowadays many people believe that family plays such anaDET [#62430] veryADV [#62431] important role in people 's childhood . Others claim that there are some outside influences which take place in aDET [#62432] child 's life . A familyFamilyDET [#62433] is a nesseserrynecessaryOTHER [#62434] devisedeviceMORPH [#62435] for a kidtheOTHER [#62436] development of child kidOTHER [#62437] . MomsMothersNOUN [#62438] and dadsfathersNOUN [#62439] learnteachVERB [#62440] their sonsonsNOUN:NUM [#62441] orandCONJ [#62442] dauhterdaughtersSPELL [#62443] family values and stuffother thingsOTHER [#62444] . Thanks fortoPREP [#62445] aDET [#62446] family members a,OTHER [#62447] children discoverydiscoverVERB [#62448] such thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#62449] likeasPREP [#62450] love , LoyltyloyaltySPELL [#62451] , strenghstrengthSPELL [#62452] , spirit . Moreover , only mother can takeOTHER [#62453] a softmother goodOTHER [#62454] care of her child in a pleasentpleasantSPELL [#62455] atmosphere . For example , there isOTHER [#62456] a big family which consists of 5 members : aDET [#62457] mother , aDET [#62458] father , aDET [#62459] grandmother and two brothers . ItGrowing up in such a familyOTHER [#62460] automatically learnsteachesVERB [#62461] two boys to be kind , friendly , to apritiateappreciateSPELL [#62462] oldelderlyADJ [#62463] people and more . ButHowever However ,OTHER [#62464] there are people who srtonglystronglySPELL [#62465] believe that all stages of socialization can be overcome oursideoutsideSPELL [#62466] atheDET [#62467] home . First of all , children lernlearnSPELL [#62468] how to survive in theDET [#62469] modern world themselves . They explore this planet without any support . It makes them stronger and more sitablesuitableSPELL [#62470] for the reality . Furthermore , kidschildrenNOUN [#62471] makedevelopVERB [#62472] diversitydiverse ,OTHER [#62473] strong bonds with differentADJ [#62474] people , they communicate with each other , that is why they also foundfindVERB:TENSE [#62475] out aboutPREP [#62476] love , friendship and so on . For example , chieldrenchildrenSPELL [#62477] become more intellegentintelligentSPELL [#62478] ,PUNCT [#62479] when they foundfindVERB:TENSE [#62480] themselves in anDET [#62481] uncomortableuncomfortableSPELL [#62482] situation outside than atthe home ofOTHER [#62483] theDET [#62484] sweet home . ATheDET [#62485] flourishing world suggests a lotis richOTHER [#62486] offor manyOTHER [#62487] real situations and beheviorbehaviorSPELL [#62488] models which absolutelyADV [#62489] will definitelyADV [#62490] help atheDET [#62491] kidchildNOUN [#62492] in his or her future life . In conclusion , I would like to say that outside influensesinfluencesSPELL [#62493] are more powerfullpowerfulSPELL [#62494] than family in general . ItTheyPRON [#62495]⚠️ provedeshelpVERB [#62496] children to make theittheirSPELL [#62497] own dessisionsdecisionsSPELL [#62498] from aDET [#62499] very early age . Also , there areVERB [#62500] more opportunities to make friendfriendsNOUN:NUM [#62501] with loadsmanyOTHER [#62502] of people , family can not affordofferVERB [#62503] it .

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{"id": 3340}
The familyNOUN [#62527] role of familyOTHER [#62528] in the process of upbringing is widely discussed nowadays . On the one hand , it is the family whichthatDET [#62529] has the most essential impact on a child 's future personality . While onOnORTH [#62530] the other hand , there are a lot ofmanyOTHER [#62531] other factors which can be considered much more influential . This essay is aimed to explicate both points of view . InPREP [#62532] theToOTHER [#62533] beginningbegin with ,OTHER [#62534] , let us find out why theDET [#62535] family is that important for atheDET [#62536] child 's upbringing . First of all , children are exposed to their parents ' influenceOTHER [#62537] all the time since their birth and they tend to subconsiouslyADV [#62538] treat their parents as an exampleNOUN [#62539] subconsiouslysubconsciouslySPELL [#62540] . That is why if parents smoke , for instance , atheDET [#62541] child will consider it normal and will be more likely to acquire this bad habbithabitSPELL [#62542] . Secondly , it is aDET [#62543] fully parents ' task to explain to their child what is bad oforSPELL [#62544] what is good . All thatthoseDET [#62545] basebasicMORPH [#62546] of moral values is the merit of parents ' influence . If muma a motherOTHER [#62547] does not pay attention to her kidchildNOUN [#62548] 's moral upbringing , he or she canmayVERB:TENSE [#62549] grow up as a criminal or simply a bad person . Now let us examineviewVERB [#62550] this problem from another angle . The environment can be notnoOTHER [#62551] less important . Here we speakare speakingVERB:TENSE [#62552] about a bit older age . If a teen findsgetsVERB [#62553] himself herselfPRON [#62554]⚠️ inintoPREP [#62555] a bad company at school , this company can have a bigger impact on his or herOTHER [#62556] personality than the parents ' words . Moreover , some personal characteristscharacterSPELL [#62557] andCONJ [#62558] traits can be considered in the context of this issue . Some clildrenchildrenSPELL [#62559] are prone to rebellingrebelVERB:FORM [#62560] themselves , these ones will probably never listen either to parents or to teachers orCONJ [#62561] oftoPREP [#62562] friends . Other children canmayVERB:TENSE [#62563] enjoy reading and studying sincefromPREP [#62564] theanDET [#62565] early age , and for them any motivation by anyone is necessary . To sum up , I must say that both views are equally popular among different people , but personally , I am sure that there is notADV [#62566] anythingnothingNOUN [#62567] more important than aDET [#62568] family for a child . It is easy to understand what atheDET [#62569] child will be like in the future just after getting aquaintedacquaintedSPELL [#62570] with his or her parents . If there are good relationships between atheDET [#62571] child and the parents , almost no environment will be able to influence the upringingupbringingSPELL [#62572] of atheDET [#62573] kidchildNOUN [#62574] .

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{"id": 3341}
The charts provide theDET [#62575] data about Science , Art ,PUNCT [#62576] and Sports ,PUNCT [#62577] and Health courses in a UK college whichthatDET [#62578] are attended by students of various age groups . All theDET [#62579] students are devideddividedSPELL [#62580] into three main groups : from 18 to 25 years old , 26 - 40 yearyearsNOUN:NUM [#62581] old and finally 40 years old and above . It is clear that each course is more preferable for a particular group of students . MoreoverEvidentlyADV [#62582] , theDET [#62583] Science courses are the most popular as ittheyPRON [#62584] isareVERB:SVA [#62585] attended by 650 students . First of all , the Science courses are more popular betweenamongPREP [#62586] youngeryoungADJ:FORM [#62587] students from 18 to 25 years old . The percentage of suchADJ [#62588] students is accountaccountsNOUN:NUM [#62589] for 55 percent . Secondly , under theaDET [#62590] half of all theDET [#62591] students who attend Art courses belong to the studentspeopleOTHER [#62592] fromofPREP [#62593] 40 years old and above . Finally , theDET [#62594] Sports and Health courses are more preferablepreferredADJ [#62595] byforPREP [#62596] students of the middle age , 62 persentpercentSPELL [#62597] of all the students are people from 26 to 40 years old . To conclude , all three courses are attended by 600 or more students . What ismoreis moreORTH [#62598] , each course remains popular for a particular age group .

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{"id": 3345}
The charts illustrate the number of applicants on science , arts ,PUNCT [#62660] and health and sports courses in a UkUKORTH [#62661] college in 2012 . Overall , the total number of students attending college werewasVERB:SVA [#62662] the highest for science courses , while arts courses remained the least popular that year . Nevertheless , arts courses were chosen almost equally oftenADV [#62663] by students of various age groups . The other two courses can be considered as more age orientated- dependentOTHER [#62664] . Among 600 students that attended arts courses almost aDET [#62665] half of them , 45 per cent , were 40 years old and older . However , ittheyPRON [#62666]⚠️ waswereVERB:SVA [#62667] also chosen by two other age groups . Moreover , the difference between the numbers of the representatives of those age groups was not that hignhighSPELL [#62668] -:PUNCT [#62669] 30 per centpercentORTH [#62670] of 18 - 25 -PUNCT [#62671] year -PUNCT [#62672] olds and 25 per centpercentORTH [#62673] of people between 26 and 40 years old . Notwithstanding the fact that arts courses were preferablepreferredOTHER [#62674] by various people offromPREP [#62675] different age groups , the total number of students was the lowest - 600 students . The number of appilcantsapplicantsSPELL [#62676] for science courses was the highest - 650 students . Nevertheless , the situation with the representatives of various age groups was diffenetdifferentSPELL [#62677] : more than a half of attendants , 55 per centpercentORTH [#62678] , were 18 - 25 years old , 30 per centpercentORTH [#62679] of students wereVERB [#62680] between 26 and 40 yearsNOUN [#62681] years oldADJ [#62682] and only 15 perpercentNOUN [#62683] centthemOTHER [#62684] ofwereOTHER [#62685] 40 years old and above .

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{"id": 3349}
The charts below depict the number of people of different age who visitedattendedVERB [#62794] a variety of diverse courses in a UK college in 2012 . Overall , it is wellclearlyADV [#62795] seen that the most popular courses were related to science ( 650 students ) ,PUNCT [#62796] and that arts courses were the least preferable for students as only 600 people chose them . Paying attention ontoPREP [#62797] the data gathered ,PUNCT [#62798] it is possible to state that the young generation ( 18 - 25 years old ) were engagedVERB [#62799] into science more than inintoPREP [#62800] any other courses ( 55 % ) , whilst only 30 % of the group of 26 - 40 years old had the same preference . Nevertheless , the group of 26 - 40 turned out to be the biggest lovers of sports and health since 62 % were attendingattendedVERB:TENSE [#62801] such courses . As for the people starting fromofPREP [#62802] 40 years oldADJ [#62803] and above , thisitPRON [#62804] is interesting to highlight that the percentage of those who went to art courses was bigger than that of those who attendedOTHER [#62805] " science " and " sports and health " countedaddedVERB [#62806] together .

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{"id": 3352}
Some people say that the family is the most powerful influence inonPREP [#62875] any child 's life . Other people say that ittherePRON [#62876]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#62877] influences from outside the home that play a bigger partroleNOUN [#62878] in a child 's development . There is a popular belief that children are most of all influenced by the family they growhave grownVERB:TENSE [#62879] up in . Another opinion points out that the most powerful influence comes from the outside of the family . I favour those who think that child 's development is mostly affected by his or her family . My own experience in communication with different kinds of people tells me that it is fair enough and the more a child seesOTHER [#62880] the way parents behave themselves , the more possible the child will behave like that in the adulthood . For instance , I 'vehaveCONTR [#62881] had communication experience with lost people who do not have any aims in life and call their life an existanceexistenceSPELL [#62882] , they usually do not have any specific talents and ambitions . If toweOTHER [#62883] look at their families ,PUNCT [#62884] it is usually seen that parents of those kids are unsuccessful themselves , agressive in the way they make their children ''sNOUN:POSS [#62885] behaviour and do not give much care to their children ' life . One other reason I can provide is that due to the statistics parents ' early marriages ' children tend to grow up not being successfullsuccessfulSPELL [#62886] . This might appear in the fact that when a person is very young , he or she dodoesVERB:SVA [#62887] not have a clue intoPREP [#62888] how to raise children so thatPREP [#62889] they do it their own way and often turn out to be careless and irresponsible parents . In this way we can surely point out the parents ' influence on children rather thenthanSPELL [#62890] outside world 's one . The other people 's opinion ,PUNCT [#62891] however ,PUNCT [#62892] has its point . Indeed there are some exeptionsexceptionsSPELL [#62893] inPREP [#62894] whichwhenOTHER [#62895] children of unwellirresponsibleADJ [#62896] parents turn out to beVERB:TENSE [#62897] grow up as successful individuals ,PUNCT [#62898] who hadhave haveVERB:TENSE [#62899] aDET [#62900] duty of their own , a stable incomeNOUN [#62901] income ,PUNCT [#62902] and permanent partnerspartnerNOUN:NUM [#62903] . I myselfpersonallyADV [#62904] have met those kinds of people ,PUNCT [#62905] who rebel their families no matter what , who do not lose hope ever , who would do everything and do everything to achieve their goals in life no matter what family they come from . This might be affected by outside communication experiences and their own wants and needs , but might not . We cacanCONTR [#62906] n'tnotCONTR [#62907] provide aDET [#62908] statistics here . In conclusion , it surely matters what family one comes from , but at the end of the day one should not pay attention to only this very specific matter .

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{"id": 3355}
The three pie charts represent the information about people 's attendance in a UK college in 2012 according to their age . Each pie chart shows a certain type of activities ( Science courses , Art courses , Sports and Health courses ) ,PUNCT [#62953] and the data in each of itthemPRON [#62954] are divided into 3 age groups ( 1 - from 18 to 25 yearsNOUN [#62955] , 2 - from 26 to 40 yearsNOUN [#62956] , 3 - from 40yearsOTHER [#62957] and above ) . Overall , in total there were around 600 people who attended each course section of the college . It can be also clearly seen from the graphspie chartsNOUN [#62958] that there always waswas alwaysWO [#62959] an age group which representatives showed the main attendance in a particular type of courses , and the other two groups of people had practically the same indicators of attendance . In 2012 , the absolute majority of students ( 55 % ) who attended science courses were the young people from 18 to 25 years old . The percentage of adults who visited this kind of courses was 30 % , while the proportion of the elder attendantsattendersMORPH [#62960] of such type of classes was twicetwo - foldOTHER [#62961] smaller than the previously mentioned age group ( only 15 % ) . The majority of people who preferred art courses was represented by people of the third age group ( 45 % ) , whilst the other two groups had practically the similar proportions ( 30 % and 25 % ) . As it can be obviously inderstoodunderstoodSPELL [#62962] from the third pie chart , the absolute majority of the people who chose sport and health courses as their educational activities was shown by the representatives of the second age groupsgroupNOUN:NUM [#62963] ( 62 % ) . The difference between the proportion of the attendance of two other groups was only 8 % .

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{"id": 3356}
Many people ponder that family plays the most crucial role in children 's education being the main social elevator for them . WhileMeanwhile ,OTHER [#62964] some others are convinced that some other external factors and people are prone to form a child 's mind and development . This essay will discuss both points of view . FromOnPREP [#62965] theDET [#62966] one hand , family members have an important influence on the child 's development . The first point to emphasize here is that parents are the first people in theaDET [#62967] life of theaDET [#62968] person , and there is no anyDET [#62969] doubts that they play a significant and very considerable role in their son 'sNOUN:POSS [#62970] or daughter 's development from their birth : teaching how to eat , crawl , walk and then how to behave in certain situations . Overall , the parents represent the basis of their children 's behaviour . Secondly , ittherePRON [#62971]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#62972] theDET [#62973] parents who are likely to spend all the possible time with their children . While educational centers and non - family members are prone to be temporal , parents are the people who give help and support permanently to their child from his or herOTHER [#62974] birth and until their death . FromOnPREP [#62975] the other hand , some other social instituionsinstitutionsSPELL [#62976] have an undoubted experience and significance in the child 's life . First of all , educational organizations like kindergardenskindergartensSPELL [#62977] , schools , and universities are obliged to inculcate basic moral principles such as kindness and justicyjusticeSPELL [#62978] toinPREP [#62979] the child ; that is why these centres play one of the most significant roles in people 's development in general . Moreover , not only educational centrescentersMORPH [#62980] and their members ,PUNCT [#62981] but also the general social environment has a great influence on forming theDET [#62982] child 's principles , interests , concepts and tastes . For instance , close friends tend to considerably develop our thoughts , ideas and sometimes even dramatically change them , forming our inner qualities . To conclude , it would be important to highlight that both family members and other representatives of distinct social institutions outside the home have an underlying and powerful influence on the children . Nevertheless , taking all the arguments into account , I will still consider that it is family whowhatPRON [#62983]⚠️ plays the biggest part in atheDET [#62984] child 's development , inculcating crucial moral principles and habits from our birth .

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{"id": 3358}
Some people say that theDET [#63022] family is the most powerful influence in any child 's life . Other people say that ittherePRON [#63023]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#63024] influences from outside the home that play a bigger part in a child 's development . Discuss both these views and give your own opinion . Our world has been changing all the time and every new generation is brought up differently . Every child is born in different families , with various values and beliefs , forming his or herOTHER [#63025] own sightperspectiveNOUN [#63026] on the world and getting useusedVERB:FORM [#63027] to societies around himhisPRON [#63028]⚠️ herPRON [#63029]⚠️ . There is a question which has been debated among different scientists and experts : what type of society , family or those who are from outside the home , has a bigbiggerADJ:FORM [#63030] impact on theaDET [#63031] child 's realpresentADJ [#63032] and future life ? Most of us would say that everything whatthatPRON [#63033] is outside can realyreallySPELL [#63034] have an effect of changing a child as a person . However , I personally see theDET [#63035] the biggest influence of parentson a childOTHER [#63036] oncomingOTHER [#63037] theaDET [#63038] child , so let 'sCONTR [#63039] try to explain ,PUNCT [#63040] whetherwhichOTHER [#63041] opinion is closer to the truth . On the one hand , the " outside " society , which consistsOTHER [#63042] which consists ofOTHER [#63043] friends , classmates , teachers are refferedreferredSPELL [#63044] to , has a great impact on theaDET [#63045] child 's behavoirbehaviorSPELL [#63046] . It can be explained by the fact that most of theaDET [#63047] child 's time is spent outside : at school ,PUNCT [#63048] or in the streets , playngplayingSPELL [#63049] with his or herOTHER [#63050] friends ,PUNCT [#63051] or at any house of culture . The childhoodChildhoodDET [#63052] is the learning process of becoming a person and a human : being a child , he or sheOTHER [#63053] learns from those who isareVERB:SVA [#63054] around him or herOTHER [#63055] and most people are sure that his lifetimeor her lifeOTHER [#63056] mostly revolves around his or herOTHER [#63057] friends and pupilsclassmatesNOUN [#63058] . On the other hand , theDET [#63059] family is a major societyinstitutionNOUN [#63060] to bring up hisaDET [#63061] child . All his or herOTHER [#63062] qualities , his or herOTHER [#63063] behavoirbehaviorSPELL [#63064] , his or herOTHER [#63065] temper people will examine on the basis of his relatives , parents ,PUNCT [#63066] to be exact . For example , if a child 's reaction will beisVERB:TENSE [#63067] rude , as it may seem to other people , everybody will refer his or herOTHER [#63068] behavoirbehaviorSPELL [#63069] to his or herOTHER [#63070] parents who did not teach him or herOTHER [#63071] how to show himslfhimselfSPELL [#63072] or herselfOTHER [#63073] in a good way . All in all , it has to be said that society plays an important part in a child 's life . Wherever he or sheOTHER [#63074] goes , wherever he or sheOTHER [#63075] lives , everyone he or sheOTHER [#63076] meets will give him or herOTHER [#63077] something new from his or herOTHER [#63078] character , whether this person is a member of his or herOTHER [#63079] family or not . However , family should be taken as the first societyinstitutionNOUN [#63080] to bring a child upup a childWO [#63081] .

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{"id": 3367}
Three chatschartsNOUN [#63325] indicateshowVERB [#63326] the proportion of people of different ages having science , art ,PUNCT [#63327] or sports and health courses in 2012 . The overall number of people who had these courses is mainly the same , the most popular course about science wasVERB:TENSE [#63328] attended byPREP [#63329] 650 people and the least popular art course had 600 people in total . The youngest ageNOUN [#63330] group of 18 - 25 -PUNCT [#63331] year -PUNCT [#63332] old personspeopleNOUN [#63333] preferedpreferredVERB:INFL [#63334] science courses . However , more than a half(62 % ) of 26 - 40 -PUNCT [#63335] year -PUNCT [#63336] olds attended courses connected with sport and health . Art courses had popularity inamongPREP [#63337] 40 plus ageNOUN [#63338] group , just under a half chosenchoseVERB:FORM [#63339] thatthoseDET [#63340] courses . Science courses were not that popular inwithPREP [#63341] 40 years and above ageNOUN [#63342] group as26 -OTHER [#63343] well40OTHER [#63344] as-OTHER [#63345] 26 to-OTHER [#63346] 40 -PUNCT [#63347] year -PUNCT [#63348] olds group didOTHER [#63349] not like art courses as wellADV [#63350] , only 25 per cent of them went there . Sports and Health care courses were theDET [#63351] least popular in the group of 18 - 25 -PUNCT [#63352] yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#63353] -PUNCT [#63354] olds . Still , courses were popular as the total nublernumberSPELL [#63355] of people who attended itthemPRON [#63356] was 630 . The smallest attendance is 15 per cent of studentsOTHER [#63357] and it goes to sport courses for 18 - 26 - year - oldsOTHER [#63358] group and for science courses for 40 -PUNCT [#63359] yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#63360] -PUNCT [#63361] olds group .

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{"id": 3368}
The development of children is one of the most crusialcrucialSPELL [#63362] thinksproblemsNOUN [#63363] as well as the hardest oneonesSPELL [#63364] . It is often argued that yourDET [#63365] family ishasVERB [#63366] influenceinfluencedVERB:FORM [#63367] you the most in theDET [#63368] childhood . However , there are some people who strongly believe that such places as school and hobby groups areVERB:TENSE [#63369] played the most important part in your life On the one hand , from the first day of your birthlifeNOUN [#63370] you are togetertogetherSPELL [#63371] with your family members . That indeedADV [#63372] has a very profound effect indeedADV [#63373] for all aspects of your life . For instance , sientificscientificSPELL [#63374] researshresearchSPELL [#63375] hadhasVERB:TENSE [#63376] shown that we become similar withtoPREP [#63377] our parents and siblings in theDET [#63378] first several years because of a greatlot ofOTHER [#63379] contact with them . Moreover , aDET [#63380] child who dodoesVERB:SVA [#63381] not have parents is found to have similarities with people around them . On the other hand , we spendOTHER [#63382] a great amount of time we spendOTHER [#63383] outdoors . Such place as school plays such an inportantimportantSPELL [#63384] part in so many people 's lives that we can not underestimate that . In our day and age , more and more children have problems with their parents and school teachers ,PUNCT [#63385] and classmates help them to tackle thatthoseDET [#63386] problems in some way . For example , teachesteachersMORPH [#63387] spend a lot of time with children and thetheyPRON [#63388] have an opportunity to notice the problem even if theDET [#63389] child diddoesVERB:TENSE [#63390] not tellsayVERB [#63391] anything . That is because teachers have a physologicalpsychologicalSPELL [#63392] education and they can understand children better thenthanSPELL [#63393] their parents . I strongly believe that family likewise outside places playplaysVERB:SVA [#63394] one of the biggest parts in the development of children 's charectercharacterSPELL [#63395] . In theDET [#63396] childhood we learn many things from the peopleNOUN [#63397] nearest to us people,OTHER [#63398] so it is important to take the greatest knowledgesknowledgeNOUN:INFL [#63399] from both ,PUNCT [#63400] family and school .

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{"id": 3372}
The attitude to the most powerful influences in any child 's life has been changing in recent years . Some people claim that theDET [#63501] members of aDET [#63502] family have the most prominent impact on children , while others entirely believe that everything that happens outside the home is more important for any child . On the one hand , theDET [#63503] family has a huge influence inonPREP [#63504] aDET [#63505] child 's life . First and foremost , our parents nurture us , show how to behave , how to cope with aDET [#63506] huge problems in our life and how to build ourDET [#63507] own family . For example , aDET [#63508] mother and aDET [#63509] father endeavour to show the perfect model of aDET [#63510] relationship in the family . Every day atheDET [#63511] child seeseesVERB:SVA [#63512] how his or herOTHER [#63513] parents communicate with each other and go through obstacles , how they tackle issues together . For this reason , the child analyzeanalyzesVERB:INFL [#63514] everything that happens in his or herOTHER [#63515] family ,PUNCT [#63516] and in the future he or sheOTHER [#63517] will do the same and will try to build the same relationships in his or herOTHER [#63518] own family . Besides , close peoplerelativesOTHER [#63519] support themPRON [#63520]⚠️ the the youngsterchildrenNOUN [#63521] and give very useful advice when they do not know how to behave . On the other hand , things which happen outside have play a huge role in theDET [#63522] child 's future life . For instance , all children study at school where they takegainVERB [#63523] knowledge in different spheres of life ,PUNCT [#63524] and after itthatPRON [#63525] they learn how to use it in real life . Moreover , they communicate with their peers and try to solve some issues with them alone , making some immensely prominent mistakes onDeleteOTHER [#63526] which they learn . One more thing , which should be taken into theDET [#63527] account , isVERB [#63528] that they become more self - confident and independent ,PUNCT [#63529] when they do not ask help from their parents or other members of the family . In conclusion , from my point of view , theaDET [#63530] child learns in all these two sides of his or herOTHER [#63531] life and both of them influence him or herOTHER [#63532] : his or herOTHER [#63533] family and events outside the home . His close peopleor her relativesOTHER [#63534] support him or herOTHER [#63535] , show the best model of behaviour and aDET [#63536] perfect family , whereas events from outside make him or herOTHER [#63537] more independent and moreaOTHER [#63538] brave person , who can solve any problems in his or herOTHER [#63539] life .

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{"id": 3425}
Recently I came across an interesting issue :PUNCT [#64863] whether should governmentsgovernments shouldWO [#64864] help all the people in the world or they have to pay attention ononly toOTHER [#64865] their citizens onlyADV [#64866] . The statmentstatementSPELL [#64867] was that governmentgovernmentsNOUN:NUM [#64868] were engaged in helping only people who livelivedVERB:TENSE [#64869] in their own countries . From my perspective , ItitORTH [#64870] is quite aDET [#64871] controversionalcontroversialSPELL [#64872] issue . Let 's see who is right . On the one hand , of course , it is very beneficial when you can get support from other countries . Moreover , it can be crusialcrucialSPELL [#64873] in a particular situation . For instance , AaORTH [#64874] poor country has no money to invest it in health care systems and education as well as, orOTHER [#64875] a country canmayVERB:TENSE [#64876] be in a difficult situation at the moment , thatforOTHER [#64877] meansinstance ,OTHER [#64878] after aDET [#64879] war . In such sityationssituationsSPELL [#64880] a country has determinedlostVERB [#64881] economic stability and has no money in its budget , as it washas beenVERB:TENSE [#64882] withinPREP [#64883] some countries recently . Other govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#64884] and that are members of theDET [#64885] OONUNSPELL [#64886] helped such countries to reestablish economy and refresh the country 'scountries 'NOUN:POSS [#64887] security . On the other hand , sometimes citizens need help from their governments . In this case , thenifOTHER [#64888] a country wastewastesVERB:SVA [#64889] itswastesOTHER [#64890] money on another country ,PUNCT [#64891] it can inflict damage on itsDET [#64892] citizens . If we talkingSpeakingOTHER [#64893] about such problems , ittheyPRON [#64894]⚠️ can lead to loadsa lotOTHER [#64895] of other issues and can lead to idleness and so on .PUNCT [#64896] To conclude , it is up to a person whether to maintainsupportVERB [#64897] such point of view or prefer and probably live in a country that helphelpsVERB:SVA [#64898] others . The bothBothDET [#64899] points of view have their own pros and cons .

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{"id": 3427}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#64910] there are a lot of discussions around the topic of the help . Some people believe that the government should not help all of the countries , while others argue that the government should do everything for the peace in the world . In this essay therePRON [#64911] will be shown both points of view and explained why the first one is more correct . To begin with , there areisVERB:SVA [#64912] a large amount of areas that the government should work with . For example , medicine , edicationeducationSPELL [#64913] , politics and so on , all of this should be improved in one country . If the government spend too much time , trying to help another places , it will not have enough time for its own one . ConseguentlyConsequentlySPELL [#64914] , the government should spend more time in the country where it works . What is more , the government should protect its own country from wars , it should supportmaintainVERB [#64915] the connectioncontactNOUN [#64916] with different countries , and the main thing on what it should concentrate onPREP [#64917] is people . On the other hand , some people areVERB [#64918] sure that everyone ( and ,PUNCT [#64919] especially ,PUNCT [#64920] the government ) should care of the whole world , if there is a problem in another country , theyonePRON [#64921]⚠️ should do their best and help without any thoughts . Therefore , while there are some problems in the country , the government should try to deal with itthemPRON [#64922] . In conclusion , it is up to everyone to decide whether the help of the government to each country is essential or not , but in my opinion , the government should care about its own country , make some improvements , but still it the government should not close the country from anotherotherDET [#64923] countriesNOUN [#64924] .

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{"id": 3428}
The presented chart and table indicate the percentagepercentagesNOUN:NUM [#64925] of overweight girls and boys in Canada from 1985 to 2005 and the percentagepercentagesNOUN:NUM [#64926] of themthosePRON [#64927]⚠️ who did regular exercise in 1990 and 2005 . The first remarkable noticefeatureNOUN [#64928] is that the data of numberproportionsNOUN [#64929] of overweight children have risenroseVERB:TENSE [#64930] tobyPREP [#64931] 2005 (:PUNCT [#64932] andCONJ [#64933] from 12 and 11 to 22 and 25 11 % girls 22 % boysOTHER [#64934] 25 )% boysOTHER [#64935] .respectivelyOTHER [#64936] Also ,PUNCT [#64937] in thisthatDET [#64938] year ittherePRON [#64939] iswas wasVERB:TENSE [#64940] theDET [#64941] biggest difference between theDET [#64942] percentages (, and this gap is equalOTHER [#64943] 3 % )PUNCT [#64944] . However ,PUNCT [#64945] the smallest difference we can see between children was the proportions of overweightOTHER [#64946] children wasVERB [#64947] particularyparticularlySPELL [#64948] in 1985 and 2000 . Boys hadsuffering from obesity accounted forOTHER [#64949] theaDET [#64950] lowestlowerADJ:FORM [#64951] percentage than girls up to 1995 . One of the feauresfeaturesSPELL [#64952] of the chart is the datapercentagesNOUN [#64953] of overweight girls andOTHER [#64954] percentagepercentagesNOUN:NUM [#64955] in 1995 ,PUNCT [#64956] which became the same (PUNCT [#64957] 16forOTHER [#64958] % partucularygirls and boys of bothOTHER [#64959] boys and girls )%OTHER [#64960] . After that girls ', theOTHER [#64961] percentage dicrease andof girlsOTHER [#64962] start to bebecameVERB [#64963] lower than that ofOTHER [#64964] boys 'NOUN:POSS [#64965] . ConsiderConsideringVERB:FORM [#64966] theDET [#64967] percentage of children who did regular physical activityactivitiesNOUN:NUM [#64968] , there iswasVERB:TENSE [#64969] a sharp risingriseMORPH [#64970] . Kids of both sexes becamebeganVERB [#64971] to havedoVERB [#64972] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#64973] more in 2005 than theDET [#64974] childrenschildrenSPELL [#64975] ofdid inOTHER [#64976] 1990 . The difference between girls 'theOTHER [#64977] data ison girls wasOTHER [#64978] 26 % while onPREP [#64979] boys ,PUNCT [#64980] 'itNOUN:POSS [#64981] iswasVERB:TENSE [#64982] 30 % .

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{"id": 3433}
In our world ,PUNCT [#65151] a lot of sufferingsufferingsNOUN:NUM [#65152] existsexistVERB:SVA [#65153] . In our native country and amonginPREP [#65154] theotherOTHER [#65155] othersonesNOUN [#65156] . TakingPayingVERB [#65157] careattentionNOUN [#65158] oftoPREP [#65159] such problems , governments can try to solve them . But the question is ,PUNCT [#65160] should we help the other countries with their problems ,PUNCT [#65161] or should we concentraitconcentrateSPELL [#65162] on our own onesNOUN [#65163] ? It is a very controvercialcontroversialSPELL [#65164] topic . And as I believe , there is an opportunity to compromise . It is precisely understandable ,PUNCT [#65165] that the focusing on the problems of our own country can benefitsbenefitVERB:FORM [#65166] usPRON [#65167] a lot . And , I should say ,PUNCT [#65168] there are a lot of problems to compete withfightOTHER [#65169] . Firstly , itfocusing on inner problemsOTHER [#65170] will uprisemakeOTHER [#65171] the living conditions betterADV [#65172] and improve the international level of our country . Also , this can be a source for extra money , witchwhichSPELL [#65173] we can spend on the improving of science and art . On the other hand , there areisVERB:SVA [#65174] myriad of countries , which ,PUNCT [#65175] due to some problems ,PUNCT [#65176] can not help their people on their own . And this is the question of survival of nations . From that side , it is a priceless deal , which also cancan alsoWO [#65177] help us to improveincreaseVERB [#65178] our international level . Moreover , by such act of altruism , we can achieve an eternal gratitude from the saved nations ,PUNCT [#65179] wichwhichSPELL [#65180] we can use in our own interests . Now , youwePRON [#65181]⚠️ can see ,PUNCT [#65182] that both pathpathsNOUN:NUM [#65183] are profitable in their own ownADJ [#65184] ways . But I believe ,PUNCT [#65185] that tillas long asOTHER [#65186] there are still serious problems in our country , we should focus on them ,;PUNCT [#65187] otherwise ,PUNCT [#65188] it will be our nation that isOTHER [#65189] among the beggars .

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{"id": 3437}
We live in the world where everything is different . We have a huge variety of cultures , ethnicities , languages ,PUNCT [#65280] and , of course , different problems which isareVERB:SVA [#65281] complicateddifficultADJ [#65282] to solve even for the local government . How it isis itWO [#65283] possible to solve problems in our modern world ? Is it necessary to help others ,PUNCT [#65284] or we shouldshould weWO [#65285] concentrate inonPREP [#65286] our own issues .?PUNCT [#65287] First of all , let us have a look at the side of globalists . They claimed that we live in the global village ,PUNCT [#65288] and thatPREP [#65289] we should help and protect each other ,PUNCT [#65290] because most of theDET [#65291] problems of the developing countries waswereVERB:SVA [#65292] made by more powerful ones ,PUNCT [#65293] and it is neccesarynecessarySPELL [#65294] to help themtheSPELL [#65295] formerADJ [#65296] protect theirDET [#65297] economicaleconomicMORPH [#65298] sphere and provide education and food . Secondly , it is important to mention that most of theDET [#65299] countries werehave beenVERB:TENSE [#65300] isolated for many years , likePREP [#65301] Russia or Cuba , for example . Now ,PUNCT [#65302] these countries have huge problems with corruption , a view on a right urbanisation of cities , issues with freedom of speech , judicaljudicialSPELL [#65303] sphere ,PUNCT [#65304] and have a low quality of life . AndFurthermore ,OTHER [#65305] most of theDET [#65306] westernWesternORTH [#65307] countries just doingdoVERB:FORM [#65308] nothing with that issue instead of showing how it isVERB:TENSE [#65309] supposed to be in theDET [#65310] modern world , especially when most of these countries have an opportunity to provide an example ofPREP [#65311] how it isVERB:TENSE [#65312] supposed to be . On the opposite side of it , there are antiglobalists ,PUNCT [#65313] who believe that government should think about their own nation ,PUNCT [#65314] and that thatPREP [#65315] then they are trying to help others , they can break the traditions , boundaries ,PUNCT [#65316] and their own feeling of identity . Moreover , powerful people doVERB:TENSE [#65317] not always have aDET [#65318] good intentions , so it means that they do not want to solve problems , they just want to gain more money and power . And it is usually a theDET [#65319] causescauseNOUN:NUM [#65320] of fatalities and massacres , even more ,PUNCT [#65321] they can overthrow a president for theDET [#65322] sake of nothing and choose a person who will play by theDET [#65323] rules of their government . In conclusion , it is important to say that when a country is in isOTHER [#65324] in need ,PUNCT [#65325] theyitPRON [#65326]⚠️ will ask for aDET [#65327] help ,;PUNCT [#65328] if not , it is better not to insist ,PUNCT [#65329] because the consequences can be dramatically dangerous not only for this country andbutCONJ [#65330] also for the rest of the world . To be neutral means to be overprotective forofPREP [#65331] your own country and forofPREP [#65332] all of theDET [#65333] humanity .

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It hasVERB:TENSE [#65427] become appartentapparentSPELL [#65428] in recent years that thelivingOTHER [#65429] better lifeNOUN [#65430] is an issue that many people feeelfeelSPELL [#65431] strongly about . Nowadays there are a lot of problems in the mordernmodernSPELL [#65432] life , and some people believe that it is too difficult to help every person on the earthEarth EarthNOUN [#65433] ,PUNCT [#65434] and thatPREP [#65435] the powergovernmentNOUN [#65436] should focus helping itsonOTHER [#65437] ownonSPELL [#65438] theirDET [#65439] people . I totally disagree with this statement . In this essay I will discusediscussSPELL [#65440] this question . Firstly , IninORTH [#65441] the MordernmodernSPELL [#65442] world Every dayOTHER [#65443] we listenhearVERB [#65444] the wordhearNOUN [#65445] " globalization " every dayOTHER [#65446] . Globalization is theaDET [#65447] process of conectingconnectingSPELL [#65448] countries together in economical , social , enviromentalenvironmentalSPELL [#65449] questions and issues . I hope that today every person understantunderstandsSPELL [#65450] that the world is changing . Now ,PUNCT [#65451] people start to understand that we all live on the onesameOTHER [#65452] planet and thatPREP [#65453] we areVERB [#65454] all the same . CountiesCountriesNOUN [#65455] and the govermentgovernmentSPELL [#65456] start to work together and create some international organizations to make this conectionconnectionSPELL [#65457] better . Today , we can find a lot of international organizationorganizationsNOUN:NUM [#65458] conectingconnectedSPELL [#65459] with nature protection . This means that the powerauthoritiesNOUN [#65460] and people understantunderstandSPELL [#65461] that it does not nessecarymatterVERB [#65462] in whatwhichDET [#65463] part of the Earth you live , it is important that our Earth is the onlyADJ [#65464] one , and the mankind has not got another one . Moreover , we should remember that we are all people . If you feel good or okay ,PUNCT [#65465] it is not right to close yourturn a blind eyeOTHER [#65466] eayseyeSPELL [#65467] how anothersotherSPELL [#65468] people sufferingsufferVERB:FORM [#65469] from cold , hungryhungerOTHER [#65470] oforSPELL [#65471] thirstythirstMORPH [#65472] . I belivebelieveSPELL [#65473] that every oneeveryoneORTH [#65474] should remember that nobody knowknowsVERB:SVA [#65475] what will behappenVERB [#65476] tommorowtomorrowSPELL [#65477] . For example , in Africa hundreds boys , girls , femaleswomenNOUN [#65478] and men are suffering from the waterNOUN [#65479] problem of lack of waterOTHER [#65480] . They just haveevenOTHER [#65481] not evenADV [#65482] got a glass of water to drink . We all live on the same planet ,PUNCT [#65483] and who knowknowsVERB:SVA [#65484] ,PUNCT [#65485] may bemaybeORTH [#65486] ,PUNCT [#65487] we will have this problem after 10 years ,PUNCT [#65488] too . To sum itPRON [#65489] up ,PUNCT [#65490] may bemaybeORTH [#65491] ,PUNCT [#65492] it is not possible to help all the people inonPREP [#65493] theDET [#65494] Earth , but I belivebelieveSPELL [#65495] that in the process of the globalization the government must try to do it , because nobody knowknowsVERB:SVA [#65496] thatwhatPRON [#65497]⚠️ problem can waitawaitsVERB [#65498] us tommorrowtomorrowSPELL [#65499] .

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{"id": 3443}
Some people think that theDET [#65521] government of aDET [#65522] certain country should support only those people ,PUNCT [#65523] who are citizens of this country ,PUNCT [#65524] because it is unrealimpossibleADJ [#65525] to help everyone in the world . As for me , I disagree with this statement . The first reason ,PUNCT [#65526] why I disagree is because I consider that all people should help eachDET [#65527] other if they have that opportunity . We live in one world , so ,PUNCT [#65528] to my mind ,PUNCT [#65529] we should keep together and help each other . For example , a lot of countries have muchmanyOTHER [#65530] more technologies and other advantages of living ,PUNCT [#65531] than poorer ones . So , I think that these countries , in which life is better infromPREP [#65532] allfromOTHER [#65533] political , economical and social sidesstandpoints standpointsNOUN [#65534] ,PUNCT [#65535] should help those countries ,PUNCT [#65536] that are unable to solve problems themselves . Furthermore , then ittherePRON [#65537] will be a better balance in the world . TheseThoseDET [#65538] countries ,PUNCT [#65539] that are not developed as much ,PUNCT [#65540] as other ,ones onesOTHER [#65541] will take their support in money and also begin to develop , so the process of stabilisation of better life will beVERB:TENSE [#65542] increased . The second reason , why I disagree is because not every country could help their citizens , so thereitPRON [#65543]⚠️ will be a great problem for people to live in this country . People will emigrate to other countries in which life is better ,PUNCT [#65544] and because of this , theDET [#65545] country ,PUNCT [#65546] in which they lived ,PUNCT [#65547] will lose a lot of work employersemployeesMORPH [#65548] that gavepaidVERB [#65549] them taxes . Exactly , byonPREP [#65550] these taxes poor countries live . Moreover , the problem is that such aDET [#65551] country could even disappear if other developed countries woulddidVERB:TENSE [#65552] not help . To sum up , I would like to say that all people have different points of view , so it depends only on them . However , I consider that governments should do everything to solve problems in every country .

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{"id": 3447}
It is known that no one is able to help everyone all over the world , that is why the governments should do alleverythingPRON [#65621]⚠️ they can to help their citizentscitizensSPELL [#65622] . This essay will discuss why I agree with this statement . The first reason is that the government of the country know better what their people need . All nations are different ,PUNCT [#65623] and they have divesediverseSPELL [#65624] problems ,PUNCT [#65625] thosewhichDET [#65626] are special only for their region , mentality and culture . For example , there are lots of discrimination and opressionoppressionSPELL [#65627] of non - whites in the USA , ,PUNCT [#65628] but people do not have such problem in Russia . Russian politicspoliticiansMORPH [#65629] can not solve this issue or even just give useful advice due to atheDET [#65630] lack of competence in this social relationship . But Russian government are able to devise some solutions to increase quality of education in Russia ,PUNCT [#65631] because the problem exists in the country . The second reason to agree with is that no one country has enough budget to help other people , other countries . Lots of problems to solve need a big amount of money , for instance , wars . If theDET [#65632] government fromofPREP [#65633] one country want to help another country ,PUNCT [#65634] where there is a civil war , ittheyPRON [#65635]⚠️ hashaveVERB:SVA [#65636] to use their own troops to seize and attack the territory and to produce more supplies . Of course , all these meisuresmeasuresSPELL [#65637] need lagrelargeSPELL [#65638] financionfinancingSPELL [#65639] to help otheranotherDET [#65640] country to stop an awful war for the sake of peace . But unfortunalyunfortunatelySPELL [#65641] , most countries do not have such aDET [#65642] big budget , ,PUNCT [#65643] and they can not even help themselves to solve lots of issues . To sum up , it is true that it is hard to give aallDET [#65644] handpeopleNOUN [#65645] allaDET [#65646] people , ,PUNCT [#65647] and the government should take this mission . I strongly agree with it ,PUNCT [#65648] because if the government can not help their citizens , I think , people should overthrow them and toVERB:FORM [#65649] choose a newOTHER [#65650] new whoones thatOTHER [#65651] can improve their wellbeingwell - beingOTHER [#65652] and tackle the problems .

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{"id": 3453}
In our modern hectic world people try to overcome a huge number of problems every day . Needless to say that governments play a significant role in this process . Some people are convinced that it is impossibleOTHER [#65734] to help citizens of allitPRON [#65735]⚠️ countries isis countriesWO [#65736] impossibleADJ [#65737] , consequently , rulling eliteelitesNOUN:NUM [#65738] ought to pay attention only on helping people in their own country . Personally , I definately disagree with this statement and I have some persuasive arguments to prove my point of view . First of all , wealthy countiescountriesNOUN [#65739] could try to solve the problem with a small amount of food in poor countries as they have money and resources to do it . It is widely known that African counrtiescountriesSPELL [#65740] do not have enough food and drinking water supply whilst rich europeanEuropeanORTH [#65741] countries such as Great Britain or France waste their nutrition as it is abundant in their countries . This way , they might not to throw their food away , but to transfer it to countries that have a need . Secondly , some global problematicalproblematicMORPH [#65742] issues require united forces of all countries in the world . For instanse , international community has faced the severe problem of terrorism for years . It is imposible to find out solutions to it unless all nations start to tackle this issue . Compared to ten - years - old results , now global community that includes a lot of countries has achieved brilliant results as the number ofOTHER [#65743] fatalititiesfatalitiesSPELL [#65744] because of terrorictic acts has decreased . Taking everithingeverythingSPELL [#65745] into consideration , I strongly believe that united attempts can shift our world in better conditions because blossoming countries could easily help ones that are in crisis and , additionally , the international community has achieved great results in solving global problems such as terrorism .

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{"id": 3458}
The following graphsgraph chartNOUN [#65825] and tableOTHER [#65826] illustrate the statistycalstatisticSPELL [#65827] dynamics of obesity inamongPREP [#65828] young people from Canada . The timeline for the survey was aDET [#65829] 20 yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#65830] period . The common trend is that obesity rate hasVERB:TENSE [#65831] increased over the years inforPREP [#65832] both genders . In the girls group itPRON [#65833]⚠️ has raisedroseVERB [#65834] overall forbyPREP [#65835] 10 % , while inforPREP [#65836] theDET [#65837] boys ' oneOTHER [#65838] this number hasVERB:TENSE [#65839] reached 16 % . The staticsticsstatisticsSPELL [#65840] staysstayedVERB:TENSE [#65841] flat in the year 1995 . The most drastic uprise in obesity rate wastookVERB [#65842] madeplaceOTHER [#65843] from 90s to 00s2000s ,OTHER [#65844] which is a phenomenon that might be connected with capitalistic development of the food industry in Canada over that particular decade . The physical excercise chart provides information that boys arewereVERB:TENSE [#65845] generally more involved into actvitiesactivitiesSPELL [#65846] in contrast to girls . However , for theDET [#65847] both groups the percentage of active young people hasVERB:TENSE [#65848] grown over the years : 26 % for girls and 30 % for boys respectively . Despite this fact , the obesity rate according to the bar chart has n'tnotCONTR [#65849] dropped .

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{"id": 3459}
This essay focuses on an essential practical and social issue directly connected to politics and common well - being . To be more precise , this writing is intended to develop an idea of who is responsible for helping people , either govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#65850] or the whole world . To begin with , I partially agree with the opinion that country citizens are theDET [#65851] itsgovernment 'sOTHER [#65852] responsibility . This seems to be a quite sensible statement . WhileIfPREP [#65853] a person is beingVERB:TENSE [#65854] born in a country and is raised by it 'sitsOTHER [#65855] institutions , knows its 'PUNCT [#65856] history , has a citizenship , pays regularADJ [#65857] taxes regularlyADV [#65858] and is a part of its economical system , the government in its turn has certain obligations towards this person . This is regulated by laws such as constitution . Hence , the law protects aDET [#65859] citizen 's rights and guranteesguaranteesSPELL [#65860] certain help and freedom . For instance , in many countries medical help is provided for free . In many others ,aOTHER [#65861] social pension after retirement guranteesguaranteesSPELL [#65862] a decent level of life . This seems to be fare whilewhenOTHER [#65863] it comes to helping people . To continue , along with the first point there exists a slight addition or an aspect of view . There are a vast number of global and local organizations which are intended to provide help to those in trouble ,PUNCT [#65864] whichwhoPRON [#65865]⚠️ do n'tnotCONTR [#65866] involvegetVERB [#65867] support from government . For instance , the Red Cross or public foundations for particular diseases such as cancer . These organizations help people regardless of their nationality or financial status . People participate in these organizations as volunteers and accept any donations and help . This works as a sensible social model , however ,PUNCT [#65868] public foundations constantly lack budget . On balance , I suppose that government should take a major role in providing help to people , while they areOTHER [#65869] being supported bywithPREP [#65870] theDET [#65871] cooperation of humanitarian organizations . Neither of both of these sides should be neglected .

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{"id": 3461}
There is a common belief that governments ought to help only those ,PUNCT [#65912] who live in a particular country ,PUNCT [#65913] rather than spend time and money on citizens of other places in the world . To speak about me , I amVERB:TENSE [#65914] completely agree with this statement . The thing is thatPREP [#65915] we live in the epoch of extended consumerism , thus ,PUNCT [#65916] soon there will be notnot beWO [#65917] enough resources for everybody inonPREP [#65918] atheDET [#65919] planet . That is the reason ,PUNCT [#65920] why governments should focus on preserving them for those ,PUNCT [#65921] who live in their ownADJ [#65922] country . Spending natural resoursesresourcesSPELL [#65923] and sharing them with other placescountriesNOUN [#65924] will lessen the possibility of their usage in the future for all the countries . In my opinion , it is better to take care of lives of those people ,PUNCT [#65925] who live in the country with such resources . If the government workers do that , they will provide a prosperous future for further generations . Secondly , people who have chosen the job of polititianpoliticianSPELL [#65926] in a government are to be aware of situation in their own country as they have everything to follow all the tendencies that happen in the society . Undoubtedly , government workers do not always have broad opportunities of helping people from other countries . That is why it is better to concentrate on their own nation and make better life conditions ,PUNCT [#65927] using all the power they have . To sum up , it is crusialcrucialSPELL [#65928] to help those people ,PUNCT [#65929] who live in their own countries . IPRON [#65930]⚠️ belivebelieveSPELL [#65931] ,PUNCT [#65932] that if government workers focus only on the problems of the citizens , they will successfully cope with them and make the life in the place much better .

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{"id": 3462}
The bar graph and the theDET [#65933] abletableSPELL [#65934] below demonstrate the amountnumberNOUN [#65935] of citizens of Canada who suffersufferedVERB:TENSE [#65936] fronfromSPELL [#65937] being overweighoverweightMORPH [#65938] from 1985 to 2005 and the the number of people who kept themselvesPRON [#65939]⚠️ fit . According to the chart , the amountnumberNOUN [#65940] of overweight boys increased forthroughoutPREP [#65941] the 15 years . As it can be seen from the chart , compearingas comparedOTHER [#65942] withtoPREP [#65943] theDET [#65944] girls , only 11 percent of the boys in Canada were sufferingsufferedVERB:TENSE [#65945] fronfromSPELL [#65946] the disease in 1988 . After the 15 -PUNCT [#65947] yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#65948] period the figures of the graph showsshowMORPH [#65949] that the number of boys who doesdoVERB:SVA [#65950] not follow a healthy diet hasVERB:TENSE [#65951] significantly wentgoneVERB:FORM [#65952] up . It is essential to point out ,PUNCT [#65953] that the percentage of overveightoverweightSPELL [#65954] girls in 1995 was the same as the buys 'that of boysOTHER [#65955] in Canada . On the contrary , the table below illustrates ,PUNCT [#65956] that the number of boys who decided to doundertakeVERB [#65957] regular phisicalphysicalSPELL [#65958] activityactivitiesNOUN:NUM [#65959] raisedhad had risenVERB [#65960] by theDET [#65961] 2005 , mhatwhichDET [#65962] means that sport was much moreADV [#65963] popular amoungamongSPELL [#65964] the male population of Canada .

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{"id": 3463}
Some people believe that to make people 's lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#65965] richerwealthierADJ [#65966] and to provide citizens with better support the idea of owning otherADJ [#65967] countries by the governments can takebeVERB [#65968] placerelevantADJ [#65969] . I for onOTHER [#65970] am certain thatPREP [#65971] this viewpoint is widefarOTHER [#65972] from the truth . FirstllyFirstlySPELL [#65973] , there is a riscriskSPELL [#65974] toofPART [#65975] makemakingVERB:FORM [#65976] the reletionshpsrelationshipsSPELL [#65977] with other countries worse by refusing to give help or support to homeless citizens of other regions . It is essential to realize that due toPREP [#65978] provoding support to the poor population of other countries theaDET [#65979] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#65980] will have an opportunity to makeestablishVERB [#65981] strong reletionshipsrelationshipsSPELL [#65982] with itthemPRON [#65983] . Moreover , the government will have enanSPELL [#65984] extremely good reputation and wil get some donotationdonationsSPELL [#65985] . Secondly , byPREP [#65986] spreading support all around the wotldworldSPELL [#65987] the government encourages others to do it . We should take into conciderationconsiderationSPELL [#65988] ,PUNCT [#65989] that such aDET [#65990] precidureprocedureSPELL [#65991] will build an international community . Over and above , bywithPREP [#65992] providing worldwide help the government improves its international trade . To conclude , there is a welthwealthSPELL [#65993] of opportunities for the government to help to theaDET [#65994] huge number of citizens , without using the idea of owning countries .

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{"id": 3468}
The chart and theDET [#66096] table below illustratesillustrateVERB:SVA [#66097] the percentagepercentagesNOUN:NUM [#66098] of girls and boys who sufferwere sufferuingVERB [#66099] from obesity in Canada from 1985 to 2005 and the percentagepercentagesNOUN:NUM [#66100] of girls and boys who were interested in regular physical activities infromPREP [#66101] 1990 andtoOTHER [#66102] 2005 .PUNCT [#66103] . Overall , from the chart and theDET [#66104] table we can see that the percentage of overwightoverweightSPELL [#66105] girls and the number of people enjoying sport was rising increaseblyincreasinglySPELL [#66106] every year . First of all , the percentage of girls who waswereVERB:SVA [#66107] sufferedsufferingVERB:FORM [#66108] from the appeal of fatfastADJ [#66109] food was 12 %NOUN [#66110] in 1985 . But in 2005 the number of overweight girls was morelarger largerADJ [#66111] ,PUNCT [#66112] and it was about 22 percantagepercentSPELL [#66113] . Moreover , the precentagepercentageSPELL [#66114] of boys ,PUNCT [#66115] who had problems with health such as obesetyobesitySPELL [#66116] was rising approximately forbyPREP [#66117] one or five percentagepercentMORPH [#66118] each year . And in 1995 the numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#66119] of overweight girls and boys in Canada waswereVERB:SVA [#66120] the same . The table below shows that therePRON [#66121]⚠️ was anDET [#66122] increase ofinPREP [#66123] the numernumberSPELL [#66124] of people who did regular exercises in 2005 . In 1990 the precentagepercentagesSPELL [#66125] of physically active girls and boys was little , 51 and 57 percentNOUN [#66126] . But in 2005 the number of sportNOUN [#66127] people doing sportsOTHER [#66128] increased toPREP [#66129] 77 and 87 percentagepercentMORPH [#66130] .

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{"id": 3475}
It is widely believed that a good - looking building is the the main aim of every construction , while others disagree and claim that each buldingbuildingSPELL [#66258] should be comfortable to live in rather than toVERB:FORM [#66259] look attractive . I consider ,PUNCT [#66260] that living in a well - constructed buldingbuildingSPELL [#66261] is much more crucial for two reasonreasonsNOUN:NUM [#66262] : itPRON [#66263] is much safer and cheaper ;PUNCT [#66264] , besidesbesides ,WO [#66265] buildings ofwithPREP [#66266] a beautiful lookappearanceNOUN [#66267] are extremely expensinsiveexpensiveSPELL [#66268] ,PUNCT [#66269] and there are more important ways of how to spend money in the state . First of all , ordinary buildings are considered to be safer , as sometimes designers ' houses ,PUNCT [#66270] because of their sophisticatedADJ [#66271] suffisticatedsophisticatedSPELL [#66272] structerstructureSPELL [#66273] are much more vulnerable and are exposed to complete destruction during natural disasters . Moreover , exquisite houses are often bought by the rich , that is why they are more expensive than regular houses , and at the same time thathatSPELL [#66274] is why the cost does not improve the quality . For instance , there was a case in Japan when a work - of - art buldingbuildingSPELL [#66275] started to crumble after anDET [#66276] earthquake , meanwhile ordianryordinarySPELL [#66277] houses remained safe . Secondly , it sounds irrational to waste money on awe - inspiring buildings to catch attention ,PUNCT [#66278] when there are some difficulties with infrustructureinfrastructureSPELL [#66279] in the country . What I mean is that the government should invest money in the construction of houses that everyone can afford ,PUNCT [#66280] rather than building beautiful skyscrapers that the majority can not buy . Otherwise , it can cause people 's dissatisfaction with the authorities . For example , in China people went on a strike ,PUNCT [#66281] because they were against building ofPREP [#66282] a modern skyscraper in the province ,PUNCT [#66283] as they lakedlackedSPELL [#66284] houses , but such accomodationOTHER [#66285] they couldaccommodationVERB:TENSE [#66286] not afford such accommodationOTHER [#66287] . In conclusion , I do not see any sense in producing beautiful buildings ,PUNCT [#66288] as they are mostly expensive , unsustainable and do not meet the needs of ordinary citizens who seek for affordable place to live in .

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{"id": 3478}
The line graph below provides us with information about fossil fuels energy percentage in China , US , India , France and Sweden for the period from 1970 to 2015 . Overall , we can see from the graph that two of five countries , namely China and India ,PUNCT [#66323] experienced a stedysteadySPELL [#66324] increase for the whole period , while other countries ' percentages were declining . According to the given information , the percentage of fossil fuel energyOTHER [#66325] of India and China at the beginning of the period waswereVERB:SVA [#66326] 25 % and 60 % respectively , then theyPRON [#66327]⚠️ steadily grew till 2015 , ending up with significantly high percentages of 70 for India and approximately 88 % for China . At the same time , the line graph shows that the percentage of energy of fossil fuels in the US , France and Sweden had anotherotherDET [#66328] perspectives . The energy of fossil fuels of France and Canada with the percentage of 90 and 82 respectively was decreasing untilluntilSPELL [#66329] 2015 , ending with the lowest point of 50 % for France and lower than 30 for Sweden . However , the percentahepercentageSPELL [#66330] of energy in United States did n't experiencedexperienceVERB:FORM [#66331] very crusialcrucialSPELL [#66332] changes , falling from 100 % to 90 % for the period of whole 45 years .

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{"id": 3479}
This is aDET [#66333] common knowledge that architectural buildings can introduce us withtoPREP [#66334] the culture of the country or a city we visit or leave . However , many people believe that it 'sisCONTR [#66335] much more important how these buildings serve their purposes , rather then howwhatOTHER [#66336] ittheyPRON [#66337] lookslookVERB:SVA [#66338] like . From my point of view , I suppose that it 'sisCONTR [#66339] possible for nowadays toVERB:FORM [#66340] combine these two factors . First of all , according to the current century , a century of modern technology and various developments , it is much easier now to find aDET [#66341] solution of this issue and invent anaDET [#66342] universal building , that will be safe and lookslookVERB:SVA [#66343] like a piece of art . For example , there is an increasing interest and practisepracticeMORPH [#66344] of building an eco - friendly houses and apartments in China , JapaneseJapanNOUN [#66345] and even in Europe . Such buildings providesprovideVERB:SVA [#66346] people with sufficient safety and comforcomfortSPELL [#66347] , buildings look unique and outstanding , moreover , they positevelypositivelySPELL [#66348] afeectaffectSPELL [#66349] our enviromnmentenvironmentSPELL [#66350] . Secondly , this is a question of cultureculturalMORPH [#66351] values . For centuries , architecture was a part of art , showingshowcasingVERB [#66352] unique design features of a particular country . Obviously , appearance had and still havehasVERB:SVA [#66353] a great value and importance , allowing people ,such asOTHER [#66354] tourists toVERB:FORM [#66355] understand citizens interests and what they love and appreciate . To sum up ,PUNCT [#66356] I 'dwouldCONTR [#66357] like to say that architecture was always a significant part of our history and art ,PUNCT [#66358] that allows us discover a lot of new and look deeper into knowledge of countries and ancient cities . We ca n't neglect the way architecturesarchitectsMORPH [#66359] want to express themselves and ca n't forbid them to do that . Architecture - is an opportunity oftoPART [#66360] remaining ofleaveOTHER [#66361] something from us for theDET [#66362] future , for history .

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{"id": 3489}
It is considered that architects must care about the buildings ' functionality rather than their appearance . I completely disagree with the statement . From my point of view , every new construction has to match the surroundings and have a sophisticated appearance as it becomes a part of history and cultural heritage , notADV [#66539] to let alonementionOTHER [#66540] the fact that the ability to serve the needs must constantly bebe constantlyWO [#66541] put into the construction . Architecture always represents the period it was built and the prevalent style people accept . Randomly constructed mixture of styles may only worsen the overall look of the city and create dissatisfaction with the place . For instance , when the EffelEiffelSPELL [#66542] Tower was built in Paris , people called it ugly and abysmal because of its completely different style . Moreover , the cities ' atmosphere influences even people 's mental health , that is why architects should carefully analyse the impact that their work of art may have . Safety is the most important criterion that every model - maker has to mind . There must be no miscountingsmiscalculationsNOUN [#66543] or flaws ,PUNCT [#66544] as ittheyPRON [#66545]⚠️ can inflict damage to thousands of people . That is why iIORTH [#66546] would say that serving special purposes is an underlying feature when building a new city 's item . At the same time , architects should not neglect the idea andofOTHER [#66547] comfort . For example , in SingapoureSingaporeSPELL [#66548] there are more and more environmentally friendly skyscrapers , all covered with greenery , thatwhichOTHER [#66549] not only suits the atmosphere , but also serves the needs . In addition , beautifully built cities attract tourists from all over the world . To conclude , people are concerned with the convenience and their everyday impressions , so the architects ' work is both about theDET [#66550] technical part and creativity . The last onelatterOTHER [#66551] influences citizens ' mentality , andand ,WO [#66552] more globally , our cultural heritage .

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{"id": 3491}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#66561] the most discussed issue is functions of contemporary housings . A vast majority of people argue that buildings should have attractive appearance , while others claim that ittheyPRON [#66562] have to be useful and serve its optionspurposesNOUN [#66563] . I believe that it is highly important for modern structures to be good - looking and have fascinating features . Fisrt and foremost , in our age of city sprawliingsprawlingSPELL [#66564] and urbanisation and high demands of people , it is becoming more and more crucial for city population how it is looklooksMORPH [#66565] like . People 's wantingsneedsNOUN [#66566] become higherstrongerADJ [#66567] and complicatedmore more complexOTHER [#66568] . That is to say , these days humanitieshumanityNOUN:NUM [#66569] have more technical and other possibilities to make building useful and magnificent inatPREP [#66570] the same time . To cite an example , many cities nowadays comepetecompeteSPELL [#66571] betweenwithPREP [#66572] each other for best achitecture solutions . GovermentsGovernmentsSPELL [#66573] try to decide how to make cities and suburbs lookinglookVERB:FORM [#66574] contemporary and technical - friendly . There are competitions between architecturersarchitectsSPELL [#66575] for best urban - planning progectsprojectsSPELL [#66576] . They seek to make a building not only modern and functional , but also to make it look pleasant for man 's eye . That is why , modern buildings are still decorated with remerkableremarkableSPELL [#66577] features and are made in fancy ofPREP [#66578] geometrical forms . Another argument in favour of importance of structuresstructureNOUN:NUM [#66579] appearenceappearanceSPELL [#66580] is that the buildingsbuildingNOUN:NUM [#66581] construction is a suitable way of expressing artists and architecturesarchitectsMORPH [#66582] individuality and creativity . In this way , artists may not only express their onwownSPELL [#66583] ideas in modern buildings , but also can bring art education in society . To cite an example , modern artist who make graffities and street art in general , bring new art views and direction in public . Graffity on buildings , espeiallyespeciallySPELL [#66584] , make old buildings play new bright colours , and people are tend to be in favour of this idea nowadays . Thus , it is still essential for cities population how their city space areisVERB:SVA [#66585] designed . Taking everything into consideration , despite growingVERB [#66586] people 's growingVERB [#66587] demands for functional issues of city buildings , it is still quite significant for the major part of them how should structures be planned and decorated . In spite of the increasing role of tecnologytechnologySPELL [#66588] and usefulness of buildings , people do not forget about its creative features . Hence , iIORTH [#66589] am convinced that architecture design will be significant for a long - term period .

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{"id": 3492}
The chart and theDET [#66590] table beloewbelowSPELL [#66591] providesprovideVERB:SVA [#66592] data ofaboutPREP [#66593] boys and girls who suffered from owerweightoverweightSPELL [#66594] from 1985 to 2005 and boys and girls who did physical exercises in 1990 and 2005 . The amount of overeweightoverweightSPELL [#66595] girls in 1985 and 1990 was higherlargerADJ [#66596] than the the boys ' oneOTHER [#66597] ,:PUNCT [#66598] around 12 - 14 percent of girls and 11 - 12 percent of boys were overweightOTHER [#66599] . In 2000 and 2005 the number of boys who suffered from the deseasediseaseSPELL [#66600] hasVERB:TENSE [#66601] increased and becomebecameVERB:FORM [#66602] higher than the number of theOTHER [#66603] girls who were overweightOTHER [#66604] . In 1995 the the percentage of themboys and girls whoOTHER [#66605] stayedhad obesity becameOTHER [#66606] the same . TheThe table that provides theOTHER [#66607] information of those who did regular physicalADJ [#66608] activities in 1990 and 2005 shows that in 1990 the percentage forOTHER [#66609] both genders hadaOTHER [#66610] low persentagepercentageSPELL [#66611] , ittheyPRON [#66612]⚠️ waswereVERB:SVA [#66613] almost the same , around 51 - 57 percent . In 2005 the figures havenumbersOTHER [#66614] increased . To summarise the information , iIORTH [#66615] would say that from 1985 to 2005 the percentage of owerweightoverweightSPELL [#66616] people hashadVERB:TENSE [#66617] grown from 12 to 25 percent , in both 1990 and 2005 the amount of boys who did exercises iswasVERB:TENSE [#66618] bigger than the amontamountSPELL [#66619] of girls who were physically activeOTHER [#66620] .

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{"id": 3493}
It is impossible to help all the people in the world , so the government should focus only on helping people in their own countriescountryNOUN:NUM [#66621] . In thesethisDET [#66622] day and age , there are so many people that need some support from others ,PUNCT [#66623] but people are not able to take care of everybody , so theDET [#66624] government in every country should pay more attention to those who need help . I agree with this point of view . In my opinion , such aDET [#66625] socialesocialSPELL [#66626] programme will let countries toVERB:FORM [#66627] save more lives and increase the population ofPREP [#66628] each one . For example , there should be developed free medicine care for those who can not afordaffordSPELL [#66629] the service . There are children and retired people who are unable to walk , ,PUNCT [#66630] to hear , to see ,PUNCT [#66631] but they also have a right to live a full life . Moreover , the theDET [#66632] govenmentgovernmentSPELL [#66633] should make more beneficial theOTHER [#66634] transport , schools , and all social supports more beneficialOTHER [#66635] . For example , theyPRON [#66636]⚠️ makecan createVERB [#66637] opportunityopportunitiesNOUN:NUM [#66638] for disoredereddisorderedSPELL [#66639] students to study in special schools ,PUNCT [#66640] where they will be understood .

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{"id": 3494}
The line graph givengiven line graphWO [#66641] compares statistics about energy from fossil fuels between China , the USA , India , France and Sweden during the period from 1970 to 2015 . First of all , we should admit some main tendencytendenciesNOUN:NUM [#66642] . The most rapid growth iswasVERB:TENSE [#66643] noticed in theDET [#66644] eastern countries , such as India and China . However , the decrease happenshappenedVERB:TENSE [#66645] in European countries , such as France and Sweden . The most stable changes arewereVERB:TENSE [#66646] up toinPREP [#66647] the United States . Comparing the data , we can see that the most rapid increase of energy use iswasVERB:TENSE [#66648] noticed in India , whereADV [#66649] whichitPRON [#66650]⚠️ changed from 35 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#66651] to 75 . As for the most rapid decrease , it iswasVERB:TENSE [#66652] shown in Sweden , where the percentage changed from 82 to the less than 30 . We should also remindbe awareOTHER [#66653] that this country hashadVERB:TENSE [#66654] the biggest change in the data between all the others . Speaking about the United StetesStatesSPELL [#66655] , the line herethereADV [#66656] goeswentVERB:TENSE [#66657] down from almost 100 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#66658] to 85 .

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{"id": 3496}
The provided illustration depicts theDET [#66682] data connected with the use of fossil fuels in five countries , namely , in China , theDET [#66683] United States , India , France and Sweden . In general , the decrease in use of this sort of energy iswasVERB:TENSE [#66684] observed among France and Sweden . Whereas , China and India experienceexperiencedVERB:TENSE [#66685] an upward trend . As for theDET [#66686] United Stated , there iswasVERB:TENSE [#66687] a period of stability . Now , moving to details , it is seen that India consumed about 35 percent of fossil fuels in 1970 . While in theDET [#66688] United States , nearly 100 percent of this kind of energy was involved . Besides , as itPRON [#66689]⚠️ is indicated , Sweden experienced a sufficient decline in use of fossil fuels , namely , from 85 percent in 1970 to 25 percent in 2015 . In, inPUNCT [#66690] contrast to India , which use of energy from this resource hashadVERB:TENSE [#66691] dramatically risen from 33 percent to 75 percent over 45 years . In addition , the consumption of this source in theDET [#66692] United States experiencesexperiencedVERB:TENSE [#66693] plateau during the whole period . Its percentage iswasVERB:TENSE [#66694] about 100 percent . Whereas , there arewereVERB:TENSE [#66695] constant fluctuations in use of this resource in China from 1975 to 1990 .

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{"id": 3505}
In our modern world , people giveegiveSPELL [#66850] a lot of attention to the appearnceappearanceSPELL [#66851] oofSPELL [#66852] the cities where they live . People always wantVERB [#66853] to improve some details of the buildings , make them more attractive for others . thereThereORTH [#66854] is an opinion that thereitPRON [#66855] is more important for aDET [#66856] building to be used for its purpose rather than look pretty ,PUNCT [#66857] and the architects do n't need to make sense of it at all . But as for me , it is sagnificallysignificantlySPELL [#66858] important to care about howwhatOTHER [#66859] buildings look like ,PUNCT [#66860] and it is obvious that they must beVERB [#66861] look gorgeous . And I will prove my opinion with several reasons . First of all , it can be said that astheOTHER [#66862] more attractive theaDET [#66863] city looks , astheADV [#66864] more it attracts tourists from different parts of the world . And the tourism can be very helpful for the economicseconomyMORPH [#66865] of the country . ALsoAlsoORTH [#66866] , the appearance of the city can point to the level of theitsDET [#66867] development of itOTHER [#66868] , which is also important for the country . For example , in Moscow you always can see very gorgeous buildings in the centre of the city , which isareVERB:SVA [#66869] used as offices or shops . GUM is the best example of this . What is more , the modern architecture consists of different styles and destinationsmovementsNOUN [#66870] , which can be used in a lot of ways , so ,PUNCT [#66871] in fact ,PUNCT [#66872] it is more comfortable and convinientconvenientSPELL [#66873] for people to work in beautiful buildings , where there are offices inside , for example . The problem is that in the past people often worried that their houses looked so old and not attractive . Often it canIt can oftenWO [#66874] be the reason why people moved to anotherotherDET [#66875] cities or even countries . But nowadays the situation washasVERB:TENSE [#66876] changed , and houses mixedcombineVERB [#66877] these factors . In conclusion , the target for the architects isVERB [#66878] to create aDET [#66879] convinientconvenientSPELL [#66880] buildings which will be better for theDET [#66881] future life .

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{"id": 3507}
Nowadays many people claim that the building 's appearance does not play a crucial role , it is much more important for aDET [#66891] construction to saveserveVERB [#66892] its aimpurposeNOUN [#66893] . Also ,PUNCT [#66894] people believe that architects hashaveVERB:SVA [#66895] notnoOTHER [#66896] reasons to worry about building constructions that are works of art . I support the idea ,PUNCT [#66897] that the look and the purpose of theDET [#66898] buildings and constructions are equally important ,PUNCT [#66899] because people like watchingseeingVERB [#66900] stunning and fascinating objects , also the appearance of many things attracts our attention . Firstly , let 's consider the churches . We allOTHER [#66901] have tooktakeVERB:TENSE [#66902] theforOTHER [#66903] granted that churcehschurchesSPELL [#66904] hashaveVERB:SVA [#66905] their unique look . People come to pray in churches , it is a saint place and I do not think that someone will come intoPREP [#66906] a dirty and inattractiveunattractiveSPELL [#66907] place for praying , because in this case we want to stay with our thoughts , that is why the appearance and the purpose of this place play a big role . The second construction I would like to discuss is theDET [#66908] museums . It is a wonderful placesplaceNOUN:NUM [#66909] which,OTHER [#66910] should beVERB [#66911] look beautiful and marvellous , because people from allADV [#66912] over the world camecomeVERB:TENSE [#66913] intoPREP [#66914] aDET [#66915] particular country to visit the museum and I suppose they want to see something outstandungoutstandingSPELL [#66916] . For example , theDET [#66917] Hermitage in Saint Petersburg . So many turiststouristsSPELL [#66918] are cravingcraveVERB:TENSE [#66919] to see this place , they take excursions , spentspendVERB:TENSE [#66920] their money and want to see something that is worth itPRON [#66921] . To sum up ,PUNCT [#66922] I would like to say ,PUNCT [#66923] that I agree only partlyonly partly agreeWO [#66924] with this opinion . In can not be denied that the perposepurposeSPELL [#66925] of the building plays aDET [#66926] crucial role , but the appearance of it also palysplaysSPELL [#66927] anDET [#66928] enormous role and architects should pay a lot of attention abouttoPREP [#66929] repairing old buildingsworksNOUN [#66930] of artarchitectureNOUN [#66931] and buildbuildingVERB:FORM [#66932] new ones .

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{"id": 3510}
The line graph depicts theDET [#67007] amount of energy from fossil fuels inasPREP [#67008] aDET [#67009] percentage in China , USA , India , France and Sweden from 1970 to 2015 . The most noticeable trandtrendSPELL [#67010] is that theDET [#67011] percentage of energy from fossil fuels significantly dicreaseddecreasedSPELL [#67012] between 1970 and 2015 in Sweden . The pickpeakNOUN [#67013] was in 1970 - four fifthfifthsNOUN:NUM [#67014] ( 82 % ) , while in 2015 it fallfellVERB:TENSE [#67015] to one fifth ( 20 % ) . Clearly , there were two similarysimilarSPELL [#67016] situations in China and India - the percentage of energy from fossil fuels slightly risedroseVERB:INFL [#67017] between 1970 and 2015 . TheDET [#67018] Data provides usPRON [#67019]⚠️ information that the lawestlowestSPELL [#67020] point of energy from fossil fuels in China was in 1970 - about three fifthfifthsNOUN:NUM [#67021] ( 60 % ) , in India - approximately three tens ( 35 % ) , while the highest points of theDET [#67022] percentage of energy from fossil fuels for both countries were in 2015 - in China it was nine tenthtenthsNOUN:NUM [#67023] and in India - about seven tenthtenthsNOUN:NUM [#67024] ( 75 % ) . Also , it is noticeavlenoticeableSPELL [#67025] that the biggest amount of enerfyenergySPELL [#67026] from fossil fuels in 1970 was in theDET [#67027] USA - it tookreachedVERB [#67028] the highest point ( 100 % ) and decriaseddecreasedSPELL [#67029] to four fifthfifthsNOUN:NUM [#67030] ( 80 % ) in 2015 .

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{"id": 3511}
Architecture is a vital part of art ,PUNCT [#67031] because people createsuggestVERB [#67032] their ideas about how a building would look and , in general , it makes appearencecreates the the the landscapeOTHER [#67033] of any city or town . I believe that architecture is a kind of personal expression that bring plesuarepleasureSPELL [#67034] fortoPREP [#67035] people when wetheyPRON [#67036]⚠️ look at it , so it is important to servepreserveVERB [#67037] uniqenessuniquenessSPELL [#67038] in most buildings all over the world . Of course , architects should not forget about theDET [#67039] usefulness of their masterpiece , however ,PUNCT [#67040] it is not the most generalvitalADJ [#67041] point . First of all , when people visit a new country as aDET [#67042] tourists , they have a look at significant works ofOTHER [#67043] architecture , for example , in Europe . Often , it is one of the mostADV [#67044] strongstrongestADJ:FORM [#67045] people 's dreams - to see greatthe the impressiveOTHER [#67046] architecture inofPREP [#67047] Europe and enjoy it ,PUNCT [#67048] because such art inspires a lot of people and sharesestablishesVERB [#67049] anDET [#67050] atmosphere of creativity . Great writers and painters all over the world were inspired by theDET [#67051] architecture of Europe 's cities and then bringbroughtVERB:TENSE [#67052] their masterpieces to us in literature , especiallyADV [#67053] poems . Secondly , it is important to create some new amazing buildings as works of art to show theDET [#67054] next generetionsgenerationsSPELL [#67055] our culture , the theDET [#67056] uniqnessuniquenessSPELL [#67057] of every country ,PUNCT [#67058] because all cities have their own style of architecture . Architecture has changed with timestimeNOUN:NUM [#67059] . To sum up , it is important to have a ballancebalanceSPELL [#67060] in such thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#67061] as architecture , however ,PUNCT [#67062] all buldingsbuildingsSPELL [#67063] that have furniture , aDET [#67064] roof and windows arebringVERB [#67065] comfort fortoPREP [#67066] people 's life , but theDET [#67067] appearenceappearanceSPELL [#67068] of a building is atheDET [#67069] main part as it makeconstitutesVERB [#67070] our history , culture and art .

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{"id": 3517}
It is more important for a building to serve its purpose than to look beautiful . Architects should not worry about producingconstructingVERB [#67228] buildings that are works of art . To what extent do you agree or disagree with these opinions ? It is claimed that the beauty of theaDET [#67229] building is not as important as its purpose and there is no need for architects to worry about the physical appearancedesignOTHER [#67230] of theirstheirDET [#67231] work . Nevertheless , some people still claimVERB [#67232] that the estethicaestheticSPELL [#67233] view is important . In my opinion , the characteristics of the building are more important rather than its look . Firstly , the purpose of the building is more important as people should be inPREP [#67234] safe while they are inside the building which was created by theDET [#67235] architetsarchitectsSPELL [#67236] . The significance of theDET [#67237] safety is bettermore vitalOTHER [#67238] than theDET [#67239] itsbuilding 'sOTHER [#67240] appearance . The quality of the building consists of the materials ,PUNCT [#67241] which were taken to build up this building . theyTheyORTH [#67242] should not be as cheap as they can beVERB [#67243] in case it is a building werewhereSPELL [#67244] people are going to work , live or spentspendVERB:TENSE [#67245] time . Secondly , the outside beauty may be the wrong marker of the quality of the building . There is a quote " All that glistersglittersNOUN [#67246] is not gold " ,PUNCT [#67247] which is strongly directed to the connection between the view and its purpose . People may move to a brilliant - looking house , but some tragedies may happen because ifofPREP [#67248] some unqualifiedlow - qualityOTHER [#67249] materials or non - non -OTHER [#67250] unprofessionalsproffesionalsSPELL [#67251] who did something not the way they had to . Still , people prefer to look at unforgettable and breathtaking " pictures " where therePRON [#67252] might be nothing good inside . To take everything into consideration , the physical viewdesignOTHER [#67253] of the building does not play theaDET [#67254] major role but theDET [#67255] serving its purpose does . TheDET [#67256] personal safety , insideinteriorADJ [#67257] characteristics and the materials by which the building was made of mattersmatterNOUN:NUM [#67258] .

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{"id": 3520}
GivenThe givenDET [#67304] line graph provides information about theDET [#67305] propotion of energy taken from fossil fuels in China , theDET [#67306] USA , India , France and Sweden from 1970 to 2015 . Overall , it can be seen that by 2015 a lot of energy produced from fossil fuels from werewasVERB:SVA [#67307] in theDET [#67308] United States and less in Sweden . To begin withPREP [#67309] , theDET [#67310] graph showesshowsSPELL [#67311] that in 1970 there werewasVERB:SVA [#67312] anDET [#67313] abundunceabundanceSPELL [#67314] of energy from fossilefossilSPELL [#67315] fuels in China ( nearly all ) , in contrast ,PUNCT [#67316] India produced only nearly a third of all energy . Also , one particularly interestedinterestingMORPH [#67317] fact highlitedhighlightedSPELL [#67318] by theDET [#67319] graph is that in 2015 the leader in fossil fuels energy was theDET [#67320] USA ( approximately 95 per cent ) ,PUNCT [#67321] and in Sweden therePRON [#67322] was less than one third ofPREP [#67323] per cent fossil fuels energy . Also ,PUNCT [#67324] turning to the details ,PUNCT [#67325] France produced exactly a half of energy from fossil fuelsOTHER [#67326] in 2015 . It isVERB [#67327] also interesting to note that China mostly had an upward trend , likewise India hadIndia had likewiseWO [#67328] . Moreover , it can be clearly seen from the line graph that France , Sweden and China had an incrisingincreasingSPELL [#67329] trend .

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{"id": 3521}
It is generally believed that architects must make a project of beautiful , breathtaking buildings . But now people start toVERB:FORM [#67330] realize that it is not so crucial , also theythey alsoWO [#67331] assume that we build househousesNOUN:NUM [#67332] for certain aimspurposesNOUN [#67333] . I tend to think that buildings should look perfectlyperfectMORPH [#67334] and be withhaveOTHER [#67335] some art features . Buildings are everywhere and we feel satisfaction ,PUNCT [#67336] if we see an amazing house or strange scyscrapesskyscrapersSPELL [#67337] . Architects must produce interesting buildings which will takeattractVERB [#67338] our attention and show our life . What I mean here ,PUNCT [#67339] is that createcreatingVERB:FORM [#67340] modern and beautiful househousesNOUN:NUM [#67341] is vitalyvitallySPELL [#67342] important for saving our culture . TheADET [#67343] great example of itthatPRON [#67344] is Moscow centre 's buildings . When we walk in the city centre the city the cityOTHER [#67345] centre we can easily understand previous culture by looking at oldfashionold - fashionedOTHER [#67346] houses . By the way , we must build new houses acordingaccordingSPELL [#67347] to our modern culture for our next generations . Another special consideration is that beautiful buildings can takeattractVERB [#67348] people 's attention . If in the city there areOTHER [#67349] a lot of breathtaking buildings , a lot of people will want to see it and visitand visit itWO [#67350] . AethtethicAesthetically Aesthetically beautifulOTHER [#67351] and famous places can be interesting for tourists , also , nobody wants to visit aDET [#67352] boring , grey city . For example , many people want to take a picture of theDET [#67353] 5 popular Moscow cityCityORTH [#67354] buildings . They are made from glass and look really outstanding . There is no denying that a lot of tourists come to Russia to visit itthemPRON [#67355]⚠️ . In conclusion , iIORTH [#67356] would like to say that it is crucial to build houses not just for their main purpose , but for aethtethicaestheticSPELL [#67357] pleasure .

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{"id": 3522}
The graph is showing the amount of energy ,PUNCT [#67358] gained from fossil fuels by five nations . Overall , it can be seen that China is now the leader , while Sweden is the last from ofamongPREP [#67359] them all . CinaChinaSPELL [#67360] was on the first place in the year ofPREP [#67361] 1970 , but in the year ofPREP [#67362] 2005 the situation changed . It 'sItsOTHER [#67363] pesentagepercentageSPELL [#67364] of energy use discreaseddecreasedSPELL [#67365] from approximately 100 % to 80 - 90 % ,PUNCT [#67366] and theyitPRON [#67367]⚠️ werewasVERB:SVA [#67368] replaced by theDET [#67369] United States , which were n't so successful in fossil fuels utilisation before . Sweden in 70ththe 70sOTHER [#67370] was the tirdthirdSPELL [#67371] one , but the situation started to change very quickly bubyPREP [#67372] the year ofPREP [#67373] 1990 . Now in 2015 the numbers went down to loverlowerSPELL [#67374] than 30 % . France aswellalsoADV [#67375] lost its numbers ,PUNCT [#67376] and from theDET [#67377] 90 % they loveredloweredSPELL [#67378] to 50 % , which made it the last but one country by 2015 . India , on the other hand , increased oil use drastically ,PUNCT [#67379] and from being the last one in 1970 , it had itOTHER [#67380] becamehad becomeVERB:TENSE [#67381] now the third .

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{"id": 3523}
There is an opinion ,PUNCT [#67382] that there is no real relevance in making the appearanceconstructionNOUN [#67383] of buildings better , what is more importaintimportantSPELL [#67384] for architecture is to serve it 'sitsOTHER [#67385] purposes . I would preferepreferSPELL [#67386] to partly agree with this statement . Firstly , I would like to say ,PUNCT [#67387] that buildings from the times ,PUNCT [#67388] when humans learned how to make them became one of the most significant parts of our life and continuescontinueVERB:SVA [#67389] to be by now . And , of course , firstly they were maidmadeVERB [#67390] only to surveserveSPELL [#67391] its main function-function -ORTH [#67392] to help us survive , give us sheltureshelterSPELL [#67393] . But that was aDET [#67394] long time ago . People accuaredacquiredSPELL [#67395] new knowlagesknowledgeSPELL [#67396] and now our livelivesMORPH [#67397] became much easier . We do n't have to hide from our natural enemies ,PUNCT [#67398] and wePRON [#67399]⚠️ have an ability to make theDET [#67400] life more pleasandpleasantSPELL [#67401] . That 's why people started to develop architecture - something ,PUNCT [#67402] that is always around us and depending on our surroundings ,PUNCT [#67403] even our well - being can change . To my mind , now forconstructingOTHER [#67404] a building just to serve it 'sitsOTHER [#67405] basic functions is just not enough . Of course ,PUNCT [#67406] we should pay attention ontoPREP [#67407] that theDET [#67408] mostlymostMORPH [#67409] but now we are able to do more than that with our technologies . Maybe humankind can afferdVERB [#67410] now afford itOTHER [#67411] to make it 'sitsOTHER [#67412] life more pleasandpleasantSPELL [#67413] . What is more , atheDET [#67414] developedmodernADJ [#67415] architecture now became a sign of a country 's sustainability and prosperity . For example , scientists can learn about acientancientSPELL [#67416] tribes and civilizations by their buildings . That, thatPUNCT [#67417] can be reflected to our times . We transferetransferSPELL [#67418] our daily life on our homes and working plaicesplacesNOUN [#67419] . ThatThisDET [#67420] will help us leave something for the next genetationsgenerationsSPELL [#67421] , something for them to learn our history and theirDET [#67422] thiertheirSPELL [#67423] rootsfromOTHER [#67424] . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#67425] I would like to agree ,PUNCT [#67426] that designers should pay a lot of attention fowtoSPELL [#67427] their works to serve their basic functions , but we should n't forget the real relevance of beauty for us ,PUNCT [#67428] and how much we can achieve now not by justjust byWO [#67429] building white walls ,PUNCT [#67430] but making a masterpiece of the whole nation .

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{"id": 3527}
Modern people are connected with cities and their infrastructure on aDET [#67512] daily basis . One of the most important features of theDET [#67513] cities is their buildings . Some people think that housing should achieveserveVERB [#67514] only one goalpurposeNOUN [#67515] ,-PUNCT [#67516] be practical and beneficial . Others believe that buildings should be alsoalso beWO [#67517] beautiful . I amVERB:TENSE [#67518] agree with the second statement . Firstly , let us conciderconsiderSPELL [#67519] that every building in our country has become the same . However , they all have their own goals . The commonidenticalADJ [#67520] image of the houses will lead thatPREP [#67521] newcomers or people with geografical critinismproblemsOTHER [#67522] willtoVERB:TENSE [#67523] be unable to orientate themselvesPRON [#67524]⚠️ in the city . TheAnDET [#67525] example of this situation we can find in theDET [#67526] well - known film " The Irony of DestanyFateNOUN [#67527] " ,PUNCT [#67528] whenwhereADV [#67529] the hero got lost in the city that had the same image as his native one . So , the architacturalarchitecturalSPELL [#67530] look of theaDET [#67531] building is vital . Secondly , the art of the bulidingsarchitectureOTHER [#67532] gives people happiness and provides themPRON [#67533] with the sense of beauty . The cities that are famousefamousSPELL [#67534] for their architectural brightenessbrightnessSPELL [#67535] attract a lot of people every year for visiting . And theTheORTH [#67536] answer is that they are beautiful and unique . There are a lot of examples ofPREP [#67537] how artists or writers were inspired by the portrialsportrayalsSPELL [#67538] of theDET [#67539] cities . All in all , urban architecture should be awe - inspiring . However , some people are sure that there is no use in buldingbuildingSPELL [#67540] masterpicesmasterpiecesSPELL [#67541] . All sourcesresourcesNOUN [#67542] of builders should be directed to the proper constructing and planingplanningMORPH [#67543] of the house . It should play only aDET [#67544] practical role . So , hospitals , schools , police offices , gvermantgovernmentalSPELL [#67545] buildings should be just convinientconvenientSPELL [#67546] for use and areOTHER [#67547] not requiredrequireVERB:FORM [#67548] in oftenfrequentOTHER [#67549] repearingsrepairsSPELL [#67550] . In conclusion , I would like to say that I can more agree towithPREP [#67551] the point that aDET [#67552] building should not only be beneficial but also be beautiful and bringsbringVERB:SVA [#67553] people theDET [#67554] inspiration and beauty .

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{"id": 3528}
This graph describes the data ofregardingOTHER [#67555] quantity in theDET [#67556] percentages of energy from fossil fuels among five different countries : China , theDET [#67557] United States , India , France and Sweden . This information is provided about the periodOTHER [#67558] between 1970 -andOTHER [#67559] 2015 . Overall , theDET [#67560] United States takestakeVERB:SVA [#67561] theDET [#67562] first place betweenamongPREP [#67563] all these five countries ,PUNCT [#67564] as ittheyPRON [#67565]⚠️ produced the mosthighestADJ [#67566] percentage of energy between 1970 -andOTHER [#67567] 2015 . However , China hasVERB:TENSE [#67568] increased the quantity of energy fromsincePREP [#67569] the 1970th1970sNOUN [#67570] . Moreover , the same data is provided amongaboutPREP [#67571] India . It is noticiblenoticeableSPELL [#67572] that in 2015 China , theDET [#67573] United States and India produced the biggestlargestADJ [#67574] percentages of theDET [#67575] energy from fossil fuels in comparissoncomparisonSPELL [#67576] with France and Sweden . Moreover , Sweden and France got the biggest amount of energy in 1970th1970sNOUN [#67577] . However , since approximately 1980 the usage ofOTHER [#67578] energy from fassilfossilSPELL [#67579] fuels in these both countirescountriesSPELL [#67580] dicreasedecreasedSPELL [#67581] . To sum it up , such countries as India , theDET [#67582] United States and China increaseincreasedVERB:TENSE [#67583] usingthe the usageOTHER [#67584] of energy from fossil fuels ,PUNCT [#67585] while France and Sweden dicreasedecreasedSPELL [#67586] it . It may dependsdependVERB:FORM [#67587] on the usingusageMORPH [#67588] of theDET [#67589] energy in these countries .

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{"id": 3529}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#67590] buildings play a crucial part in the view of the city . Some people believe that amazing and extraordinary constructions reflect theDET [#67591] city and its culture in general . However , there is an opinion that architects should not pay much attention ontoPREP [#67592] the construction 'sOTHER [#67593] view of a constructionOTHER [#67594] because it is more important to build something that will follow building 's a particular a particularOTHER [#67595] purpose . Personally , iIORTH [#67596] truly believe that it is a very controversial issue . On the one hand , architects should takeputVERB [#67597] the safetinesssafetyNOUN [#67598] of the construction on the first place . It is not a secret that there are some materials , for example , glass ,PUNCT [#67599] which lookslookVERB:SVA [#67600] fascinating . However , it may become a dangerous material if an architect decides to create a huge businesscommercialADJ [#67601] skyscraper ,PUNCT [#67602] only following his /orOTHER [#67603] her aesthetic point of view . On the other hand , modern technologies are improving extremely fast these days ,PUNCT [#67604] and architects can both build comfortable for usingconvenientOTHER [#67605] constructions and make them breathtaking and gorgeous . It usedis usuallyOTHER [#67606] to saysaidVERB:FORM [#67607] that there is no need to divide the main cause why do people need a new construction and why proffesionalsNOUN [#67608] do n'tCONTR [#67609] proffesionalsprofessionalsSPELL [#67610] make it as a work of art . InFromPREP [#67611] my point of view , architects should also pay attention ontoPREP [#67612] the building 's look as it reflects the aesthetic part of our culture . Moreover , with such opportunities ,PUNCT [#67613] which we are provided withOTHER [#67614] provided with ,OTHER [#67615] it is not a problem to create both stunning and comfortable constructions which could turnbe turnedVERB:TENSE [#67616] into theDET [#67617] works of art . In conclusion , it is always important to remember that buildings takeplayVERB [#67618] a huge part in the reflection of the city and country theOTHER [#67619] country and ittheyPRON [#67620] can also represent our culture ,PUNCT [#67621] so with all theDET [#67622] modern technologiesNOUN [#67623] technologies ,PUNCT [#67624] architects can easily create buildings ,PUNCT [#67625] which can be both useful and gorgeous .

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{"id": 3537}
Many people stand by the idea that since it is impossible to help every single person all over the world , each government should support only its own citizens . I completely disagree with such position ,PUNCT [#67778] because I believe in a global community , where people take responsibility for each other despite their nationality . In order to prove my point of view , I will now present a couple of arguments and examples . First of all , giving a helping hand to foreign people in need , whether ittheyPRON [#67779]⚠️ 'sareCONTR [#67780] migrants or citizens of a struggling country , willVERB:TENSE [#67781] also benefitbenefitsVERB:SVA [#67782] humanity as a whole . In other words , if a developed country aids the developing one in establishing a better economicaleconomicMORPH [#67783] , political , or social conditions , the world economy will later on get a new strong player . Secondly , giving migrants or inhabitants of remote areas theanDET [#67784] opportunity to recievereceiveSPELL [#67785] a well - rounded education only increases the amount of great minds ready to solve contemporary issues and developmoveVERB [#67786] our world further . For example , if only a small amount of the money and resources spent on researching the cosmos and building the rocket ships would have been spent on educating more people all across the globe , we would now have maybe ten times more people competent to explore the distant glaxiesgalaxiesSPELL [#67787] . Last but not least , saving others is also a matter of morality . GovernmentsThe governmentsDET [#67788] should not just creatcreateSPELL [#67789] anDET [#67790] invisible domes around themselves and ignore the cries of other people they see as aliens . To sum up , although there are many ways one could decide whether it is better for the countries to mind their own business or actually help each other , in my opinion , creating a global community , where everyone is connected ,PUNCT [#67791] is the only path humanity should take .

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{"id": 3555}
The issue of architecture becomes a crucial part of our everyday life as more and more people move to the urban area and the cities are rapidly changing their outlook . In my opinion , it is essential for a building to serve its purpose , although architects should create buildings that are works of art , too . First of all , the main goal of an architect is to make our life comfortable and provide facilities that are easy to use . According to this , any building should be designed duewith respectOTHER [#68033] to its primary function . There is no point in creating a beautifully decorated parking lot as long aswhenOTHER [#68034] it does not have enough space to park most of the cars in the district . A groomygloomySPELL [#68035] but well - equipedequippedVERB:INFL [#68036] house with a connection to up - to - date infrastructure is also a better place to live in , comparingcomparedVERB:FORM [#68037] withtoPREP [#68038] a good - looking but not modern enough one . Nevertheless , recent researches have proved that facing objects of art makes people feel happier . Our lifestyle requires emotional stability ,PUNCT [#68039] as any hardworking person should be capable of solving multiple problems . It takes a lot of effort , resulting in the fact that we quickly become tired and frustratingfrustratedMORPH [#68040] . Enjoying works of art is meant to be one of the most effective ways to reduce stress , that is why being surrounded by beautiful buildings while youwePRON [#68041]⚠️ are driving home or just walking down the street could definitely have a positive impact on our everyday life . To conclude , I would say that these points are worth taking into account by the local government , because they can contribute to redesigning the urban area , making the city both functional and attractive .

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{"id": 3561}
In the modern world street art plays a significant role in urbanisation ,PUNCT [#68138] and nowadays we can witness a lot of buildings which are truly masterpieces . Nevertheless , there is a doubt in the architects community whether such decorative buildings should be projected and constructed . This essay agrees with that part of the community that stands for the realisation of beautiful buildings rather than the usual ones . To my mind , it is right to allow artists and architects to create and realise projects of unusual , outlandish constructions they come up with . Firstly , having colourful beautiful buildings , rather than the grey oldold greyWO [#68139] ones , can improve the mood of the urban residents ; therefore , it may even raise the sense of pride ofinPREP [#68140] their own city , which harbourskeepsVERB [#68141] such unique constructions . In addition , local tourism industry can benefit greatly ( both , financially and in terms of popularity ) from having such works of art in their area , as they may work as magnificent attractions for tourists from all over the world to visit this place . Finally , although such buildings as museums , theaters , even ministries , should , first of all , serve for their primary purpose , it is necessary to pay attention to its appearance , because the outer view is what weewePRON [#68142] see first , and it can influence what we think about it in advance . All in all , I believe that it is more than necessary to develop the sense of beautifulbeautyMORPH [#68143] by allowing inspired architects to decorate buildings in a beautiful way , no matter how much time and effort it takes because such constructions might well be the heritage that we will save for further generations to feast their eyes on it , so we should take good care of how they look .

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{"id": 3575}
In the modern world the topistopicsMORPH [#68450] about urbanisticsurban studiesOTHER [#68451] are widely discussed in the society . Some people are sure that buildings should look beautiful . Others argue that beauty is not the most important purpose for ita buildingOTHER [#68452] and architetsarchitectureSPELL [#68453] is not abotaboutSPELL [#68454] it . I think that herethereSPELL [#68455] should be a balance between theDET [#68456] opinions . First of all , inordinaryextraordinarySPELL [#68457] buildigsbuildingsSPELL [#68458] decorate cities and help citizens to forgetsee beyondOTHER [#68459] about theirDET [#68460] daily routine . Often ittheyPRON [#68461]⚠️ becomesbecomeVERB:SVA [#68462] popular places to meet , to walk and to relax for everybody . In my opinion , the Zaryadie park in Moscow is a good example for this point of view . Meanwhile , some buildings can be liked not by all people ,PUNCT [#68463] and then therePRON [#68464] will be a lot of those ,PUNCT [#68465] who are against these projects . Moreover , interesting architecture of buildings attracts a lot of travellers from different partpartsNOUN:NUM [#68466] of the world . It is an extra income for cities and countries . Hotels , cafes , shops and other parts of the touristic indusrtyindustrySPELL [#68467] can helpVERB [#68468] develop economicseconomyMORPH [#68469] . On the other side , a big variety is not always good toforPREP [#68470] the city . Different styles of architecture in one place distractinterfere with theOTHER [#68471] atmosphere in the city . For example , if in the city center of anDET [#68472] old European city people build a contemporarymodernADJ [#68473] skyscraper , it will be disgusting . To sum up , I would like to say that the main purposeNOUN [#68474] for every city is that it should be attractive and convinientconvenientSPELL [#68475] for all citizens and tourists . UnderstandableClearly understandableADV [#68476] transport system , parks , shops are obligatory for every modern city justADV [#68477] as buildings and good people whoowhoSPELL [#68478] care about it .

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{"id": 3577}
Nowadays there are too many architects , thiertheirSPELL [#68506] haters , followers and those ,PUNCT [#68507] who do not thinkVERB [#68508] abotaboutSPELL [#68509] theDET [#68510] buildingbuildingsNOUN:NUM [#68511] at all . Some people argue that buildings and surroundings should not be beatifulbeautifulSPELL [#68512] , because of thiertheirSPELL [#68513] main purpose to provide necessary facilities for people . Others think that theDET [#68514] exterior and interior are obligatory things for modern houses , offices and etc . But I strongly believe that in the modern world we can have both aspects that theOTHER [#68515] oftheOTHER [#68516] archeitectsarchitectsSPELL [#68517] can suggest to us . Firstly , today everybody lives inunderPREP [#68518] stress , which isVERB:TENSE [#68519] strongly connected with his or her doings . We go to work , school , university and a huge part of this time we are annoyed . For people , living in foggy cities like Moscow , London and others , architecture is very important . It helps to avoid stressful situations . Maybe , that is why we are impressed ofbyPREP [#68520] it here . And a person with aDET [#68521] bad mood is going to have a great one for the next part of the day . That is the first reason why buildings ,PUNCT [#68522] which look like a piece of art are so important to people . Secondly , it is known that people can not live without art . They always want to show their emotions and fillingsfeelingsNOUN [#68523] . And art is the best way to present them to others . We listen to music , watch films , visit gallariesgalleriesSPELL [#68524] and museums ,PUNCT [#68525] and we want to feel it everywhere . So , aDET [#68526] well - planed architecture can do the same things with our minds . I personally think ,PUNCT [#68527] that it can provide us not only servingwith practicalOTHER [#68528] oprionsoptionsSPELL [#68529] , it can be something like music or films and expressexpressionMORPH [#68530] our thoughts . On the other hand , sometimes theDET [#68531] architechtsarchitectsSPELL [#68532] , trying to create something totally new , start to make projects of buildigsbuildingsSPELL [#68533] ,PUNCT [#68534] which are gougreousgorgeousSPELL [#68535] , but they have no opportinitiesopportunitiesSPELL [#68536] to serve forPREP [#68537] someone . There are too many wonderful houses in the streets of the cities , but people understand that they can not live or work there . BecuseBecauseSPELL [#68538] sometimes the willing of theDET [#68539] architechtsarchitectsSPELL [#68540] to create aDET [#68541] good buildings looks like misunderstanding ofPREP [#68542] the situation in the cities . A huge amount of people dodoesVERB:SVA [#68543] not like it . To conclude , if architects can create a mix of beuatybeautySPELL [#68544] and functionality , theretheirDET [#68545] works are going to become the best the world have ever seen . But , unfortunately , as much as they areVERB:TENSE [#68546] trying to impress people as much ,PUNCT [#68547] ordinary citizens getare gettingVERB:TENSE [#68548] wonderful empryemptySPELL [#68549] boxes , where theretheyPRON [#68550] can not toVERB:FORM [#68551] do their ordinary things . I hope , profecionalsprofessionalsSPELL [#68552] can find a way to fix this problem .

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{"id": 3579}
After Nikita KhruchevKhruschevSPELL [#68580] 's ' OttepelThawNOUN [#68581] ' a lot ofmanyOTHER [#68582] identical buildings appeared in almost all russian towns and cities . People that had aDET [#68583] problems with housing then recievedreceivedSPELL [#68584] an opportunity to own their personal space and not to sharingshareVERB:FORM [#68585] it with any other families . The people 's need to have their own flats and the speed of building those so - called Khrushevkas did now permit the architects to make great and beautiful projects , so now we can admitobserveVERB [#68586] grey ,PUNCT [#68587] depressing box - shape condominiumshousesNOUN [#68588] . Does this type of city developementdevelopmentSPELL [#68589] fulfillingfulfilMORPH [#68590] all the needs of the citizens ? Sometimes we ca n't predict what is better onatPREP [#68591] some stage of the history . By the time of ' OttepelThawNOUN [#68592] ' it was only possible to build faceless condominiumshousesNOUN [#68593] to give people some place to live . Even nowadays the gouvernementgovernmentSPELL [#68594] approves projects of the same individuality and beautifulnessbeautyNOUN [#68595] leveslevelSPELL [#68596] as ones of Khruschevkas . This is caused by a fast growth of the cities . When the city population increaseincreasesVERB:SVA [#68597] soincreasesOTHER [#68598] fast ,PUNCT [#68599] so many people just ca n't rent a flat the. ThePUNCT [#68600] only possible decision is to build more and more quiklyquicklySPELL [#68601] built big condominiumshousesNOUN [#68602] and not to think about their exterior a lotmuchOTHER [#68603] . It is also relevant for the cases of hurricaineshurricanesSPELL [#68604] and other unexpected naturenaturalMORPH [#68605] crueltiesdisastersNOUN [#68606] when people just lose their houses . But sometimes this kind of building is used simply to gain more money frombyPREP [#68607] lessworkingOTHER [#68608] workworkingVERB:FORM [#68609] , becausebecause ,WO [#68610] even though those buildings do not require a lot of time and resources to be produced and built , a flat in one of faceless buildings costs a lot of money . I , personally , do not think that the only purpose of buildings is to live in themPRON [#68611] . The atmosphere that creates the building itself is an important thing to think about being an architect . The house should be aDET [#68612] home , so why do n'tnotOTHER [#68613] produce beautiful condominiumshousesNOUN [#68614] instead of grey ones to make its habitantsinhabitantsSPELL [#68615] ' lives better ? The appearance of the building is the main thing that creates an appearance of the entire quarterblockNOUN [#68616] . This is also why the condos should be bright and looking like a piece of art . The new quartersblocksNOUN [#68617] appearance can create a new thinking models for people that live in themPRON [#68618] . So , theDET [#68619] architects can surely be avareawareSPELL [#68620] only aboutofOTHER [#68621] a purpose of a building , not about its look , butalthoughOTHER [#68622] it will create a depressed , strict world . No one wants to live in such a dark place .

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{"id": 3590}
The graph shows the difference between women and manmenNOUN:NUM [#68738] earnings in countries like Japan , the USA , the theOTHER [#68739] USA theDET [#68740] UK Germany and New Zealand . The biggest difference iswasVERB:TENSE [#68741] in theDET [#68742] Japan for all the time ,PUNCT [#68743] from 1980 to 1995 . But closer to 1995 the percentage fall ,fellOTHER [#68744] from 40 percent in 1980 to 30OTHER [#68745] 30 %NOUN [#68746] in 1995 . TooVeryADV [#68747] big difference iswasVERB:TENSE [#68748] in the USA -(PUNCT [#68749] 39 percent )PUNCT [#68750] and theDET [#68751] UK -(PUNCT [#68752] 36 percent )PUNCT [#68753] . But closer to 1995 all ofPREP [#68754] theythemPRON [#68755] fallfellVERB:TENSE [#68756] even more than in Japan . And the biggest fall of theDET [#68757] difference in income for 15 years was in theDET [#68758] USA , from 39 percent to 20 %NOUN [#68759] . The smaller difference in 1980 iswasVERB:TENSE [#68760] in theDET [#68761] New Zealand -(PUNCT [#68762] 20 percent )PUNCT [#68763] and in Germany -(PUNCT [#68764] 23 percent )PUNCT [#68765] . The percentage difference in earnings of both countries falledfellVERB:INFL [#68766] onbyPREP [#68767] the same percent ofPREP [#68768] 11 - 12 . In all theDET [#68769] countries percentagetheOTHER [#68770] was falledfellVERB:TENSE [#68771] minimumat leastOTHER [#68772] for 10 percent . The biggest progress forinPREP [#68773] 15 years , from 1980 to 1995 ,PUNCT [#68774] was in the USA ,PUNCT [#68775] because the difference in 1980 and 1995 iswasVERB:TENSE [#68776] 19 percent , but the smaller was in theDET [#68777] New Zealand -(PUNCT [#68778] 9 pecentpercent percentNOUN [#68779] and Germany -(PUNCT [#68780] 11 percent )PUNCT [#68781] .

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{"id": 3591}
In our timepreserved manyOTHER [#68782] are saved a lot of historical buildingspreservedOTHER [#68783] all around the world . We admire themPRON [#68784] , because thistheseDET [#68785] buildings serve itstheirDET [#68786] purpose for years . All the time architects builtbuildVERB:TENSE [#68787] beautiful buildings , but do doVERB:TENSE [#68788] serve theythey serveWO [#68789] itstheirDET [#68790] purpose ? ByInPREP [#68791] my opinion , if anDET [#68792] architect wantwantsVERB:SVA [#68793] to build something whatthatPRON [#68794] will stay in history for a long time , he or sheOTHER [#68795] buildbuildsVERB:SVA [#68796] something not tipicaltypicalSPELL [#68797] , interesting ,PUNCT [#68798] and he or sheOTHER [#68799] works with art , to create something beutifulbeautifulSPELL [#68800] , and sometimes canheOTHER [#68801] forgetor sheOTHER [#68802] about how long it will be savedkeptVERB [#68803] . For example , the building in theDET [#68804] Rome , werewhereSPELL [#68805] people every day do a billion photos . But why ? Because this buldingbuildingSPELL [#68806] is very old ,PUNCT [#68807] and it serveservesVERB:SVA [#68808] its purpose , of corsecourseNOUN [#68809] , something is broken , but specialyespeciallySPELL [#68810] this makes this building not tipicaltypicalSPELL [#68811] and interesting for people all around the world . In the modern world , theDET [#68812] architects try to create buildings for a long time . I think it 'sisCONTR [#68813] because they use a lot of time and money , and they try to do a good building which will serve for a long time . In our world we have a million talented architects whichwhoPRON [#68814] every day think about how to create something new , whatthatPRON [#68815]⚠️ nobody hasVERB:TENSE [#68816] built . And i think that it 's more important to built and create only good buldingsbuildingsSPELL [#68817] which will serve for a hundred and more years , but it is important to not forget about thisitPRON [#68818]⚠️ to looklookingVERB:FORM [#68819] beautybeautifulMORPH [#68820] and special , not like everything around us . It 's too hard to be aDET [#68821] special and good architect in the world , werewhereSPELL [#68822] everyone of them wants to build something new ,PUNCT [#68823] and to bestayVERB [#68824] in history like a great architect . But they should n'tnotCONTR [#68825] forget that theytheirDET [#68826] buildings should be not just beautiful , ?PUNCT [#68827] but?OTHER [#68828] and?OTHER [#68829] for a long time .

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{"id": 3602}
The given line graphs illustrate the amount of energy from fossil fuels in percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#69069] in China , the United States , India , France and Sweden in the period from 1970 to 2015 . In general , there iswasVERB:TENSE [#69070] a trend shown by China and India : these two countries represent anDET [#69071] almost permanentconstantADJ [#69072] increase ( China - from 60 % to 88 % , India - from 35 to 73 % ) of the percentage of energy from fossil fuels , while the United States , France and Sweden have a tendency to aDET [#69073] decrease of the amount of this sort of energy . It is clear that theDET [#69074] line , that illustrates the percent of the energy from fossil fuels in the United States is the most stable one : it degrades onbyPREP [#69075] 10 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#69076] during the suppliedgivenVERB [#69077] period of time . As itPRON [#69078]⚠️ is shown , there has beenwasVERB:TENSE [#69079] a dramaticaldramaticSPELL [#69080] degradationdropNOUN [#69081] of theDET [#69082] amount of fossil fuels ' energy in Sweden from 1980 to 1985 . It is obvious that the only country that is likely to make improvements in this economic sphere is India .

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{"id": 3604}
This graph shows the percentage of energy from fossil fuels in five countries : China , France , India , theDET [#69095] United States and Sweden . In 1970 India washadVERB [#69096] thirty percent of energy , after during twenty five years the percentage of energy to riseroseVERB:FORM [#69097] up onbyPREP [#69098] thirty percent . In the same time theDET [#69099] United States washadVERB [#69100] more than 90 percent and during after forty five years itPRON [#69101] decreased by five - ten percent . Sweden started in 1970 byatPREP [#69102] eighty percent , but after ,PUNCT [#69103] in 1985 , itOTHER [#69104] decreased by forty percent and afterthenOTHER [#69105] in 2015 decreased still by ten percent . Energy from fossil fuels of China during forty five years growgrewVERB:TENSE [#69106] up byPREP [#69107] more than twenty percent . France in 1970 washadVERB [#69108] with high results , was 90 percent of energy , but after ,PUNCT [#69109] in 1985 fast, quicklyOTHER [#69110] decreased by thirty percent and afterthenOTHER [#69111] in 2015 theDET [#69112] percent of energy totally decreased by forty percent . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#69113] in five different countries ,PUNCT [#69114] the most highhighestADJ:FORM [#69115] percentage of energy from fossil fuels showsshowedVERB:TENSE [#69116] China and theDET [#69117] United States .

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{"id": 3605}
In my opinion to serveit is more important theirOTHER [#69118] purpose offor toPREP [#69119] buildingsit isOTHER [#69120] more importantpurposeOTHER [#69121] than themPRON [#69122] to look beautiful . In our days havethere areOTHER [#69123] many different buildings , many of them look really beautiful and impressive , but they meanshaveVERB [#69124] nothing , OnlybutOTHER [#69125] beauty , unfortunetilyunfortunatelySPELL [#69126] . Architects should worry about producing buildings , because it is very important for them , who knows , maybe exactly his or herOTHER [#69127] building will memberbe a a heritageOTHER [#69128] of culture or museum . In comparisonOn the On the contrary , someOTHER [#69129] people think differentdifferentlyMORPH [#69130] , many believe that buildings need to existVERB [#69131] us only for beauty and make city more interesting . They do not need that buildings giveto haveVERB [#69132] us aDET [#69133] purpose . InOnPREP [#69134] the other hand , people ,PUNCT [#69135] who like art think that it is very important for for buildingsOTHER [#69136] to serve the theDET [#69137] purpose it isOTHER [#69138] very important for aDET [#69139] city or aDET [#69140] nation and our future kids . Many buildings ,PUNCT [#69141] whowhichPRON [#69142]⚠️ stayareVERB [#69143] museums helpshelpVERB:SVA [#69144] people to save the historehistorySPELL [#69145] of theDET [#69146] country or theDET [#69147] town . I would like that inPREP [#69148] mythereOTHER [#69149] nativewereOTHER [#69150] city was morehometown thereOTHER [#69151] andthereOTHER [#69152] morewereSPELL [#69153] buildings ,in my hometown whichOTHER [#69154] whowhichPRON [#69155] savehaveVERB [#69156] theDET [#69157] purpose .

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{"id": 3609}
There are a lot ofmanyOTHER [#69226] buildings in the world ,PUNCT [#69227] and it is well - known that they are not only stone beasts but also they can be very attractive . So the main thesis is : is it important or not for people if buildings look great or awful . In my opinion , it is important for architects to construct buildings for their main purpose : to collecthaveVERB [#69228] some officiesofficesSPELL [#69229] inside and make the safety of people as a priority . For example : the building looks great , it is fashianablefashionableSPELL [#69230] ,PUNCT [#69231] but the main problem is that there are no facilities there for people , for theDET [#69232] officiesofficesSPELL [#69233] , for work . So theDET [#69234] architects should work with people 's main needs in buildings ,PUNCT [#69235] and everyone will be glad . FromOn OnPREP [#69236] the other side ,PUNCT [#69237] the world has already built a lot of pieces of art and buildinsbuildingsSPELL [#69238] are one of them . So maybe it is really important for people to imagehaveVERB [#69239] beautiful shops , houses , officiesofficesSPELL [#69240] , schools . Otherwise the world will be sad and grey . For example : when people go toPREP [#69241] shopping , they want to feel themselves great and safety all togetheraltogetherADV [#69242] . Beautiful buildings will satesfysatisfySPELL [#69243] them ,PUNCT [#69244] and people will be in a good mood . Also ,PUNCT [#69245] the weather in many cities areisVERB:SVA [#69246] cloudlycloudySPELL [#69247] and rainlyrainySPELL [#69248] ,PUNCT [#69249] so it is very often dark outside , that is why people should absorbobserveVERB [#69250] around them beautiful architecture . Thirdly ,PUNCT [#69251] it is important that theDET [#69252] architects can show the world their great ideas ,PUNCT [#69253] but sometimes it will be better if theDET [#69254] architects do not build whatever they want because ittherePRON [#69255]⚠️ will be chaos in the wordworldNOUN [#69256] . In theDET [#69257] conclusion ,PUNCT [#69258] it is important to say that alleverythingPRON [#69259]⚠️ should be in balance . People should live among beauty ,PUNCT [#69260] and buildings should reflect some ideas of architects or ideas of aDET [#69261] nation or aDET [#69262] country . All in all ,PUNCT [#69263] the most important thing is safety ,PUNCT [#69264] and sometimes people can choose andtoOTHER [#69265] put safety first .

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{"id": 3611}
There are different thoughts about building and art justADV [#69279] like about things which could not be without each other nowadays . Many people believe that it is not necessary to worry about about aDET [#69280] beautiful lookingappearanceNOUN [#69281] of buildings . Others think that it is impossible . It is unbelievable to imagine our world without theDET [#69282] architecture like without anaDET [#69283] areakindNOUN [#69284] of art . There are many significant places ,PUNCT [#69285] where people go to seesightseeVERB [#69286] , to touch themPRON [#69287]⚠️ , to make photos . MoreoftenMore oftenORTH [#69288] , these places are differentvariousADJ [#69289] churches and cathedrals , towers and bridges with long history . However , there are many even modern buildings ,PUNCT [#69290] like Moscow - City . This project is nice and functional . There are many offices , flats , shops , restaurants and may be something else in it . Also there are many styles of architectirearchitectureSPELL [#69291] . Everybody can fingfindSPELL [#69292] favorite one . Classic , gothic , moderndmodernSPELL [#69293] and many others . Every oneOTHER [#69294] of them has its own special factors . These styles were created in different times and in situations by separate people or whole communicationscommunesMORPH [#69295] . On the other hand , there are peolepeopleSPELL [#69296] who are against this idea . They are sure that the main goal for architects isVERB [#69297] to make their projects easy fortoPART [#69298] understandingunderstandMORPH [#69299] , useful and practicepracticalMORPH [#69300] . However , our cities , towns and streets would be theDET [#69301] same . It is is imagined likeasPREP [#69302] aDET [#69303] huge amount of grey buildings with same shapes , highheightNOUN [#69304] and lookslookVERB:SVA [#69305] . In this way , theDET [#69306] architects are not needed , are not necessary at all . People who are absolutely far from art do not understand it . However , there can not be too many ofPREP [#69307] these people . Most of them understand the importance . Thus , of corsecourseNOUN [#69308] , first of all , buildings are for living , working , eating , meeting and communicating and many other different activities . However , it means to deleteeliminateVERB [#69309] an important thing in the world - to forget about architecture like about areaa kindOTHER [#69310] of art . It must be . PoeplePeopleSPELL [#69311] need it . We can not forger about our world -PUNCT [#69312] history , about ourDET [#69313] own historieshistoryNOUN:NUM [#69314] and culteralscultureSPELL [#69315] .

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{"id": 3613}
There is a belief that architects should worry only about safety of buldingsbuildingsSPELL [#69337] but not about it 'stheirOTHER [#69338] look . First of all , iIORTH [#69339] would like to say that I am for 80 percent agree with that statement . And the main reason is - if the theDET [#69340] archiectsarchitectsSPELL [#69341] and workers will be thinking ofaboutPREP [#69342] how to build a safe and stable building ,PUNCT [#69343] of course the results will be definetlydefinitelySPELL [#69344] better than just thinking ofaboutPREP [#69345] beauty . It could cause very harmful and painful consequensaseconsequencesSPELL [#69346] . They should consetrateconcentrateSPELL [#69347] on people 's health . In our history there were too many cases where the problem was in an architect anOTHER [#69348] architectsarchitect 'sNOUN:POSS [#69349] desiciondecisionSPELL [#69350] . We should learn something from history and do not make mistakes like that never again . Also ,PUNCT [#69351] there is no any particular need for buldingsbuildingsSPELL [#69352] to be beautiful . Citizens can normally live with ordinary buldingsbuildingsSPELL [#69353] . But also I have an opinion that all the buldingsbuildingsSPELL [#69354] in Moscow , for example , are representing our country . And ,PUNCT [#69355] of course everyone,OTHER [#69356] wants toPREP [#69357] other people from different countries toVERB:FORM [#69358] have a better opinion of us . WePRON [#69359]⚠️ want to othersothers toWO [#69360] think about our country only in a good way . I do not think it is a bad desire . When we are travelling ,PUNCT [#69361] the first thing we are consentrateconcentrateSPELL [#69362] ofonPREP [#69363] are beautiful buildings . To sum up , iIORTH [#69364] would like to say that if iIORTH [#69365] havehadVERB:TENSE [#69366] a chance to choose what decision to make in this situation , iIORTH [#69367] willwouldVERB:TENSE [#69368] choose a safe place instead of just aDET [#69369] work of art . It is a great responsibility to create such aDET [#69370] valuevaluableMORPH [#69371] thing for people .

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{"id": 3619}
Our world is full of theDET [#69503] cities , some of them are works of art , others have good planning . CitiesThe The citiesDET [#69504] are growing all the time , villages are becoming bigger ,PUNCT [#69505] and the people 's living area is extending . I amVERB [#69506] convinced ,PUNCT [#69507] that aDET [#69508] building must serve its purpose , but architects should not forget about theDET [#69509] beauty . Every person has aDET [#69510] need offorPREP [#69511] beauty , no one wants to live in the grey world . I think ,PUNCT [#69512] that the purpusepurposeSPELL [#69513] of theDET [#69514] architects is to build something creative . Some people can say ,PUNCT [#69515] that theDET [#69516] population of the city needneedsVERB:SVA [#69517] certain buildings ,PUNCT [#69518] that will serve itstheirDET [#69519] purpose . Of course , theDET [#69520] city needs shops , schools and fabricsfactoriesNOUN [#69521] , but if the architect has a talent , any building will become a masterpiece . Also , there are a lot ofmanyOTHER [#69522] places in our world that seem very similar . Industrial cities hashaveVERB:SVA [#69523] a very simlesimpleSPELL [#69524] architecture ,PUNCT [#69525] and sometimes it is difficult to say the name of the city by the first look . LotsA numberOTHER [#69526] of people will disagree with me ,PUNCT [#69527] because there are many historical and cultural monuments ,PUNCT [#69528] that can give andCONJ [#69529] identity to the city . The problem is that this monuments look like dimondsdiamondsSPELL [#69530] among the boxes . In conclusion , iIORTH [#69531] 'd like to say ,PUNCT [#69532] that it is not necessatynecessarySPELL [#69533] to build works of art all the time and everywhere , nevertheless , theOTHER [#69534] architects should pay attention attoPREP [#69535] theDET [#69536] buildings they create . As for me , an an anDET [#69537] architectorarchitectSPELL [#69538] is a really artistic profession , people who want to do this work must understand their importance and significance for the city . Nobody wants to live in gray cities full of similar boxes , does n'tdoOTHER [#69539] ittheyPRON [#69540]⚠️ ?

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{"id": 3621}
Since those times when humankind was able to build their houses and shelters , people was tendtendedVERB:TENSE [#69579] to not only make their house as a good defence from weather , wild animals and strangeotherADJ [#69580] tribes , but also they tried to make each of a fimilyfamilySPELL [#69581] 's house different from the others . People made aDET [#69582] features that could distinguish one house from another . They could add aDET [#69583] unique paints , drawsdrawingsMORPH [#69584] , colours of walls or the furniture locationarrangementNOUN [#69585] . When the civilisation era came , every country or empire of our world had a unique developing of architecture . For example ,PUNCT [#69586] in ancient era therePRON [#69587] was a tendency for making a gugehugeOTHER [#69588] and wonderful buildings with aDET [#69589] white colomnscolumnsSPELL [#69590] , which still are admired by us . The eastern civilisation also had a beautiful architecture with its Mosque , ornaments and the beauty of a colour of blue . We still have a privelligeprivilegeSPELL [#69591] to observe all the wealth of culture developingdevelopedVERB:FORM [#69592] frombyPREP [#69593] our ancient parents . Without that phenominalphenomenalSPELL [#69594] cultural legacy it is hard to imagine our modern world , our modern buildings and our modern architecture in a whole . When a student learns anDET [#69595] architechturearchitectureSPELL [#69596] in a college or university , he or sheOTHER [#69597] will get the knowledge that could allow him or herOTHER [#69598] to proectprojectSPELL [#69599] buildings and othotherSPELL [#69600] pieces of architecture . He or sheOTHER [#69601] is studiyingstudyingSPELL [#69602] how to make a buldingbuildingSPELL [#69603] to be able to stand longer , whether ittherePRON [#69604]⚠️ is an earthquakesearthquakeNOUN:NUM [#69605] or anoteranotherSPELL [#69606] naturenaturalMORPH [#69607] cataclismscataclysmSPELL [#69608] . But if each of the potentialspotentialMORPH [#69609] architects will just follow the common instruction about how to proectprojectSPELL [#69610] a building that will be safe and proper ,PUNCT [#69611] our world would become a completely boring placeNOUN [#69612] . I personally think that architecture is art , and the world without an art could not exist . Even when our Earth was involved into theDET [#69613] wars and was deeply falling inintoPREP [#69614] poverty ,PUNCT [#69615] there was still a place for art . StatisticStatisticsMORPH [#69616] saysshowVERB [#69617] that when our world was in aanDET [#69618] speciallyespeciallyADV [#69619] difficult time ,PUNCT [#69620] the level of culture and art was higher . That demonstrates that to bring art in every piece that a human makemakesNOUN:NUM [#69621] is in our blood and instinct . It helps us to survive in aDET [#69622] hard times , it makes culture , theDET [#69623] country , theDET [#69624] tribe or even just a person to leave the legacy after him or herOTHER [#69625] . The art makes things eternal . From all the above I think that architects should worry about theDET [#69626] producinfproducingSPELL [#69627] of a buldingbuildingSPELL [#69628] as theaDET [#69629] work of art .

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{"id": 3625}
The purpose of modern BuildingsbuildingsORTH [#69698] is a very topicalcontroversialADJ [#69699] problem nowadays . Some people say that the information which an old building can give us is not usefullusefulSPELL [#69700] , and that we should think only about how the BuildingbuildingORTH [#69701] looks like . Also , the architect 's ability is very important . It is known that they should work with buildings that are used as works of art . As for me , the problem is rather complicated ,PUNCT [#69702] and I partly agree with people who think that theDET [#69703] purpose of theDET [#69704] building is more important than its look . Firstly , it is very important to noticenoteMORPH [#69705] that old buildings can help us toVERB:FORM [#69706] " feel the history " . As for myme meOTHER [#69707] I find visiting ancient places an amasingamazingSPELL [#69708] adventure . We can imagine various famous people who livelivedVERB:TENSE [#69709] many centurescenturiesSPELL [#69710] ago and fightfoughtVERB:TENSE [#69711] for the castle we visit . Secondly , I find restavrationrestoration restorationNOUN [#69712] one of the major problems nowadays . All buildings that were restauratedrestoredSPELL [#69713] we see through hisitsDET [#69714] architecturearchitectMORPH [#69715] 's point of view . Such building is like a dead person . You can not feel pleased visiting such place . I suppose that only several personspeopleNOUN [#69716] have an architectualarchitecturalSPELL [#69717] talent and can make magikmagicSPELL [#69718] things using it . To sum up ,PUNCT [#69719] I would like to tell about my personal experience . In my native town there were a lot ofmanyOTHER [#69720] ancient buildings which are the part of history and the part of my heart as well . Five years ago our GovernmentgovernmentORTH [#69721] beginsbeganVERB:TENSE [#69722] a restovratingrestorationSPELL [#69723] programme . I find that this fact is terrible because they simply destroyhad destroyedVERB:TENSE [#69724] theesetheseSPELL [#69725] buildings and rebuilt them as shopping centers or cinemas . I suppose that making such things ,PUNCT [#69726] they areVERB [#69727] not only destroy our town and its histiryhistory historyNOUN [#69728] they desthoydestroySPELL [#69729] the hope in our hearts because thetheyPRON [#69730] do not let pupils and children toVERB:FORM [#69731] know more about their history .

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{"id": 3634}
The percentage of energy from fossil fuels in China , theDET [#69974] USA , India , France and Sweden is presented on atheDET [#69975] line graph . It shows the changes of this percentage between 1970 and 2015 . Firstly , it is important to mention atheDET [#69976] country in which during this period a constant growth can be noticednotedMORPH [#69977] : it is India . India ,PUNCT [#69978] beginning from approximately 35 % in 1975 ,PUNCT [#69979] reached 72 % in 2015 . China also showed a grothgrowthSPELL [#69980] , however , not oninPREP [#69981] the whole peroidperiodSPELL [#69982] . In 1970 it had 60 % and in 2010 peaked at nearly 90 % , but already in 2015 it 'sitsOTHER [#69983] percentage fell to 85 % . Secondly , the graph shows three countries ,PUNCT [#69984] in which the percentage of energy was falling constantly . It is Sweden , France and theDET [#69985] United States . In 1970 these countries had 82 % , 90 % and 95 % each , however , in 2015 Sweden and France reached the number of 25 % and 48 % each . TheDET [#69986] USA lost 10 % and the percentage of energy fell to the approximately 83 % . As it can be seen , theDET [#69987] USA kept the percentage of energy from foccilfossilSPELL [#69988] fuels nearly on the same level for 45 years . ItThatPRON [#69989]⚠️ can not be said about other countries , in which aDET [#69990] constant growth or aDET [#69991] constant fallgrowthNOUN [#69992] can be noticednotedMORPH [#69993] . France and Sweden reduced the percentage to the minimumminimalMORPH [#69994] numbers . China and India reached the highest percentage of energy from foccilfossilSPELL [#69995] fuels , however , China 's number began to fall a couple of years ago .

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{"id": 3635}
In the modern world it is nearly impossible to find cities in which the same architectualarchitecturalSPELL [#69996] styles are presented . Moreover , modern architects do not bother themselves with trying to put their project of aDET [#69997] building in the wholebigADJ [#69998] image , picture of a city . As a result , historical buildings , modern ones made of plastic , concrete and glass stand side by side . It creates a special eclectic effect ,PUNCT [#69999] which can be sometimes fascinating but not usually . Investors do not want to waste their money on the appearance of the building , it 'sitsOTHER [#70000] purpose is much more important . Our epoch does not need art in everyday life , it needs aDET [#70001] pragmatic way of creating . LotsA numberOTHER [#70002] of people possibly would notwould not possiblyWO [#70003] agree with that . HumanThe The humanDET [#70004] eye loves beauty , it needs to see streets ,PUNCT [#70005] which are aDET [#70006] kind of art itselfvesthemselvesPRON [#70007] . In the previous centuries theDET [#70008] architects used to pay aDET [#70009] great attention to the style of the building they were creating . The results of their work are still around us . We travel abroad just to see beautiful buildings of the past . In most cases , modern world can not provide us such aDET [#70010] sightseeing ,PUNCT [#70011] because all that was created in the late 40 years , especially in Russia , can not be compared with the past architectualarchitecturalSPELL [#70012] works in its artistic value . For instance , there are two main streets in Moscow , which are familiar enough to judge : theDET [#70013] NovyjNewNOUN [#70014] Arbat and theDET [#70015] StaryjOldNOUN [#70016] Arbat . The last is the old one . The buildings there were created in 19th century and even earlier . They all have a couple of floors , but no more than 5 . Citizens are able to see the sky and theDET [#70017] roofs of these buildings , which isVERB [#70018] phycologicallypsychologicallySPELL [#70019] relaxing . What is important , it does not affect its ability to serve its purpose . At the same time , the parallel stretstreetSPELL [#70020] -,PUNCT [#70021] theDET [#70022] NovyjNewNOUN [#70023] Arbat -,PUNCT [#70024] is completely different . It was rebuilt twice in the 20th century , in it 'sitsOTHER [#70025] beginning and in 1990s1990OTHER [#70026] . All the buildings there are probably the opposite of beauty , but they serve their purpose . These buildings mostly are shopping malls and bars . There is no need to think how these kinds of buildings looks like because people spend time inside itthemPRON [#70027] more than outside . Probably this arguementargumentSPELL [#70028] is the one that theDET [#70029] architects use . To conclude , there should be a golden middle between beauty and the main purpose of the building . ArchitectsThe The architectsDET [#70030] should work both for theDET [#70031] serving for puposepurposefulOTHER [#70032] abilities and theDET [#70033] appearance of the building . There is a possibility of changing the city from beautiful to the strange place where one grey concrete box stands beside the beautiful palace of the 19th centurecenturySPELL [#70034] . Besides , this image imfluencesinfluencesSPELL [#70035] theDET [#70036] citizens a lot . Modern city life gets more like a strange movie about another planet ,PUNCT [#70037] than the city before the beginning of capitalisationcapitalismMORPH [#70038] .

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{"id": 3639}
There is an opinion that a building must be functional and its attractiveness may be neglected . I mostly disagree with this statestatementMORPH [#70062] . On the one hand , it is logical when architecture creates something beautiful . Architecture permanently surrounds people in the modern world . Many people live in cities where houses are everywhere . There are such tremendous and overcrowded cititescitiesSPELL [#70063] that can have almost no natural elements inonPREP [#70064] the whole . For instance , everyone knows that New York might remindresembleVERB [#70065] of a city that consists only of skyscrapers , of stone . The only green area in this city is the Central Park . Therefore , citizens there have to look at different buildings every day . For this reason , architecture helps people to vary their lives , to make it more colourful . Moreover , it assists everybody towithPART [#70066] avoidavoidance ofOTHER [#70067] psychological problems . If a person is always in similar surroundings , theyhePRON [#70068]⚠️ willor sheOTHER [#70069] suffersuffersVERB:SVA [#70070] becausePREP [#70071] offromPREP [#70072] monotonous environment and areisVERB:SVA [#70073] able to become at least depressed . On the other hand , a building first of all must be functional and comfortable . Sometimes architects forget about people 'shumanOTHER [#70074] conditions and make something that spoils person 's life . For example , in my flat there is a big room with one more window in the corner . This decision of architecture spoils my life as causesitOTHER [#70075] bigger fees for heating and the possibility of catching aDET [#70076] cold . So people must remember aboutPREP [#70077] the main fuctionfunctionSPELL [#70078] of the building . It should serve people , not todoSPELL [#70079] makenoOTHER [#70080] harm and do not causeOTHER [#70081] discomfort . However , I am still convinced that architecture is anDET [#70082] art . It makes cities unique and itPRON [#70083]⚠️ is a part of culture and history . It is very significant sphere of art that is close to painting , music or sculpture . It represents a ceratincertainSPELL [#70084] town or the broadmindbroad - broad - broad - mindednessOTHER [#70085] of the whole nation . For instance , foreigners know the Moscow State University and theDET [#70086] Moscow city . They always recognise the city oninPREP [#70087] the pictures and admire it . Taking everything into consideration , I would like to say that it is necessary for achitecturearchitectureSPELL [#70088] to serve people ,PUNCT [#70089] but the appearance of the building can not be generally neglected in favour of the comfort . People only benefit from beautiful environment .

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{"id": 3642}
The line graph demonstrates how much energy has been produced from fossil fuels in five countries , namely inPREP [#70114] China , Sweden , India , theDET [#70115] United States and France during the 45 - year period from 1970 to 2015 . The indexes are given in percent . From the graph itPRON [#70116] is clear that the two European countries have taken measures to decrease the usage of energy from fossil fuels . Although America tendstendedVERB:TENSE [#70117] to havetoVERB:TENSE [#70118] sinkedsunkVERB [#70119] it by the year 2015 , the process have gone gradually , in contrast to the two countries . Sweden takes the first place in ecological terms due to the fact that fossil fuels have become not significant energy source during the 45 - year period . The percentage of usage of such an energy decreased dramatically between 1970 and 1985 from 82 to 45 percent with small and short increase in the late 70s . After 1985 energy production from fossil fuels sinkedsankVERB:INFL [#70120] gradually and then remained almost the same , including some fluctuations and finally reached 25 percent . France has had the similar trend , the sharp reduction in getting energy from fuels continued until 1985 too and stood at 61 percent . theDET [#70121] United States havehasVERB:SVA [#70122] decreased the index from about 97 to 83 percent during the whole period . China is one of the countries with aDET [#70123] negative trend , due to the reason that the role of fossil fuels there has risen . By the year 1978 the production of energy increased from 60 to 70 percent and then started to rise gradually and reached 88 percent by the end of the period . From the graph itPRON [#70124] is obvious that France , Sweden and America have aimed to introduce more alternative energy sources , while other countries tend to have difficulties with the realization of it .

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{"id": 3644}
The given line graph representrepresentsVERB:SVA [#70134] facts about the quantity of fossil fuels energy . The graph devideddividedSPELL [#70135] into different countries . The graph also shows the percentage and years . According to the graph , it can be clearly seen that itthere areOTHER [#70136] also existeexistSPELL [#70137] two groups of lines . The former constantly increaseincreasesVERB:SVA [#70138] ( US , India ) and the latter ( China , France , Sweden ) decreasedecreasesVERB:SVA [#70139] for over theDET [#70140] period givengiven periodWO [#70141] . LookinglookingORTH [#70142] toatPREP [#70143] some of theDET [#70144] details , it is noticeable that in the first group lines of France and Sweden lead in the simmilarsimilarSPELL [#70145] way . The linelinesNOUN:NUM [#70146] of France and Sweden began at 90 % sharp and 80 % , then , after a little fluctuatingfluctuationMORPH [#70147] , ittheyPRON [#70148]⚠️ significantly drop to almost 60 % and 40 % from 1970 to 1985 than, , thenOTHER [#70149] ittheyPRON [#70150]⚠️ still decrease to 45 % and 25 % in 2015 . The US line is different . It beganbeginsVERB:TENSE [#70151] around 97 % and it is it isOTHER [#70152] slowly decreasedecreasingVERB:FORM [#70153] to 80 % all of the time . Moving forward , lines of the second groupegroupSPELL [#70154] hashaveVERB:SVA [#70155] a similar way . The line of India riserisesVERB:SVA [#70156] dramaticalydramaticallySPELL [#70157] from 35 % to around 70 % between 1970 and 2015 . The line of China beganbeginsVERB:TENSE [#70158] at 60 % sharp and slowly increase . ItTherePRON [#70159] existexistsVERB:SVA [#70160] a small decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#70161] between 2010 and 2015 .

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{"id": 3645}
ItTherePRON [#70162]⚠️ existexistsVERB:SVA [#70163] anDET [#70164] opinion that buildings created by architects must toVERB:FORM [#70165] be pleasant to eyes . But there areisVERB:SVA [#70166] also other opinion . Some people believe that architects create their buildings according toPREP [#70167] their fantasy . These people areVERB [#70168] convinced that architects doVERB:TENSE [#70169] nonotOTHER [#70170] need to think about people 'sNOUN:POSS [#70171] opinion because the most important thing is final look of the building . I totally agree with withPREP [#70172] thatthisSPELL [#70173] statepointNOUN [#70174] of view , I believe that the messages and the main idea of buildings is more important than opinion of people who would think that it is probably ugly . Several buildings , created , for example , in XIX or XX century , comptedconsidered toVERB [#70175] asbeOTHER [#70176] unpleasant . Critics and sitizenscitizensSPELL [#70177] comptedconsideredVERB [#70178] that it was strange to create that .PUNCT [#70179] For instance , the Eiffel Tour , created by famous french architect as a participant inforOTHER [#70180] the competition in XX century , was an innovation in the world of art because of theDET [#70181] construction with iron and interesting form . In that time it was not common for people to see something like that , but in the modern world people suggest that the Eiffel tour is the masterpiece of art and architecture . Moving forward , buildings can represent the creative idea of autorsauthorsSPELL [#70182] . The examoleexampleSPELL [#70183] toforPREP [#70184] this sentence can be the house in Moscow , which isVERB:TENSE [#70185] produced in form of the egg . This house located in historical part of the sitycitySPELL [#70186] and it looks special and non -OTHER [#70187] regularirregularADJ [#70188] . To sum up , I believe that architects should create their buildings in thetheyPRON [#70189]⚠️ way the want because all of the art objectobjectsNOUN:NUM [#70190] areVERB [#70191] still relevant even if ittheyPRON [#70192] isareVERB:SVA [#70193] unpleasant for some people .

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{"id": 3655}
There is a widespread belief that building should firstly serve to its goal and then hashaveVERB:SVA [#70339] a beautiful design , so architects should only construct buildings for a concrete purpose and not think about works of art . In my opinion , it is also significant to build beautiful and impresssiveimpressiveSPELL [#70340] constructions , so this essay will disagree with these statements . First of all , most people need places to visit , and there is a vital concern forofPREP [#70341] any government to make alleverythingPRON [#70342]⚠️ for their citizens and give a freedom to artists . For instance , some government 's buildings like hospitals , justice palaces , banks are not so impressive ,PUNCT [#70343] that is why people might not enjoy looking at them , and also they do not give aDET [#70344] freedom for architects to create what they want . Therefore , in any country there are modern shopping centres , contemporary office centres and just beautiful buildings which not only serve toPREP [#70345] their purposes , but also appeal toPREP [#70346] people to visit them . This leads to a positive atmosphere in the city , and also givegivesVERB:SVA [#70347] an opportunity for architects to create . Secondly , the architecture of a city is aDET [#70348] very important issue in a sensetermsOTHER [#70349] of developing national culture and tourism . Usually , the most attractive feature of a country is its beauty . This beauty is often connected with architecturearchitecturalMORPH [#70350] style of a country , so if the government is interested in appealing toPREP [#70351] tourists and wants to make the cultural history of the city , theitPRON [#70352] should invest money in creation of beautiful buildings as in construuctionconstructionSPELL [#70353] buildings with only purpose . However , some people suggest differently . They suppose that beautiful buildings without concrete purpose is a waste of money , while a cityNOUN [#70354] is neededneedsVERB:TENSE [#70355] inPREP [#70356] buildings with relevant goals which hashaveVERB:SVA [#70357] a positive impact on the city . As for me , it is significant to build both types of buildings , but I am convinced that it is possible to make a building modern and stylish , and inatPREP [#70358] the same time important for government . To sum up , both types of buildings are significant , but in my opinion it is impossible to exclude beauty infromPREP [#70359] architecture and that is why it is vital to develop both of them . Only this approach will lead to a normal ratio between culture and beauty and architectural needs of any city .

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{"id": 3657}
There are two opinions about what should architects care more aboutPREP [#70389] . On the one hand , people think that producing buildings is more important thenthanSPELL [#70390] how diddoVERB:TENSE [#70391] they look like and inonPREP [#70392] the other hand , to make buildings look beautiful is the first thing what architects should care foraboutPREP [#70393] . In my opinion , architects should worry about how do they builtbuildVERB:FORM [#70394] . It is not important ifPREP [#70395] is itit isWO [#70396] a house or a work of art . People livesliveVERB:SVA [#70397] in their flats with warm feeling of protection . Nobody wants their home to be ruined . If we talk about large and massive work of art , this is the same situation . Firstly , no one wants to die if this work of art willVERB:TENSE [#70398] fallfallsMORPH [#70399] or breakebreakSPELL [#70400] . Secondly , every architect wantwantsVERB:SVA [#70401] his or herOTHER [#70402] his worksor her toOTHER [#70403] live as long as possible . If his or herOTHER [#70404] statue or painting cracked or colours willwereVERB [#70405] not beVERB [#70406] as bright as it wasused to beVERB:FORM [#70407] after several years , it would be a aDET [#70408] disapointmentdisappointmentSPELL [#70409] for theDET [#70410] creator . If it wo ntn'tCONTR [#70411] influenseinfluenceSPELL [#70412] on peoplespeople 'sNOUN:POSS [#70413] lifes or their cars and houses it is not that bad ,PUNCT [#70414] but just imagine if the EfelEiffelSPELL [#70415] Tower will fallfallsVERB:TENSE [#70416] down ? Under this tower therePRON [#70417] are so many cars anandSPELL [#70418] people . Any skyscraper in New York should be very strong . Not all of them lookslookVERB:SVA [#70419] beautifullbeautifulSPELL [#70420] and gogerousgorgeousSPELL [#70421] but no one will fall down . And if it willfallsVERB [#70422] , it will not touch another one because of architectsarchitect 'sNOUN:POSS [#70423] work . But there are some people who think that you should builtbuildVERB:FORM [#70424] a gogerousgorgeousSPELL [#70425] peacepieceNOUN [#70426] of art and do ntnotMORPH [#70427] care about the safitysafetySPELL [#70428] . For example , the Statue in New York . It stays on a peacepieceNOUN [#70429] of growndgroundSPELL [#70430] near the city and if something destroy it ,PUNCT [#70431] everyone will be safe . I think that architects should care about their works as if they will live in this houses or near statue . Art should be fun and inspiring ,PUNCT [#70432] not fritenningfrighteningSPELL [#70433] .

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{"id": 3664}
The supplied pie charts illustrate the percentage of students taking three different types of courses in Science , Arts and Sports and Health areas . The information is relevant fortoPREP [#70518] a college in the United Kingdom in 2012 . A brief look at the graph reveals that younger generation prefers Science courses , while students of older age are interested in Sports and Health sphere and people over fourtyfortySPELL [#70519] mostly attend classes connected with art . Turning back to the details , for Science courses the total ammountamountSPELL [#70520] of students attending itPRON [#70521]⚠️ is 650 and it is the highest figure in comparison with Arts courses ( 600 students ) and Sports and Health students . Science courses are attended by 55 percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#70522] of people from 18 to 25 yearyearsNOUN:NUM [#70523] oldsoldMORPH [#70524] while 30 % of students are 26 - 40 years old and others are almost senior . The nubmernumberSPELL [#70525] of students attending Arts courses includeincludesVERB:SVA [#70526] fourtyfortySPELL [#70527] five students over 40 and the other two gageageSPELL [#70528] groups are from 25 to 30 percent . Finally , for Sports courses the destributiondistributionSPELL [#70529] is 62 % for 26 - 40 yearyearsNOUN:NUM [#70530] oldsoldMORPH [#70531] , slightly above twenty percentspercentNOUN:NUM [#70532] for theDET [#70533] older generations and fiveteenfifteenSPELL [#70534] for theDET [#70535] younger one . All in all , Science courses are the most popular courses for all generationgenerationsNOUN:NUM [#70536] as Arts courses are the least popular .

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{"id": 3669}
The role of family in a child 's upbringing is undoubtedly big , as it is the main environment most of the people encounter from their first days . However , some argue that this stance downplays the role of all the outside factors , which can change quite a lot in anyone 's personality and are out of the family 's control . Personally , I believe that the proportion of these two parts in people 's lives can vary and there is no need to exludeexcludeSPELL [#70581] any of the two from consideration . Family is where and with whom a person spends most of orCONJ [#70582] theirherDET [#70583] time during first years of orCONJ [#70584] theirherDET [#70585] life , which is the most important formationalstageOTHER [#70586] stage of formationOTHER [#70587] in human development . Those early experiences usually stay with people for their whole lives , so no matter how and where they end up , the influence of the family is usually still perceptible in both big and small decisions , like a career choice , hobbies that were common within the family circle , or simply small traditions and habits they pick up and recreate in their own homes . It is not the only environment that a child learns from , but it is surely affects people a lot , both negatively in cases of neglect that cause lasting emotional consequences and positively with caring and supportive upbringingstyleNOUN [#70588] style og upbringingOTHER [#70589] that establishes a foundationbasisNOUN [#70590] for personal satisfaction . Nevertheless , everyone meets people and lives through experiences that change and influenseinfluenceSPELL [#70591] them from early age , as soon as they first leave home to go to kindergarten or school , socialize with anybody outside the close family circle and find what inspires and interests them personally . Sometimes children can have lifestyles and outlooks different from their parents ' , choose education and career path different than expected in the family , not to mention varying leisure activities . Such outcome is completely normal too , as people learn and pick things up from an unrestricted number of settingssourcesNOUN [#70592] , and socialization and personal boundaries are important for healthy development , so it would be impossible to only get influenced by family members and shut the outside world out . External factors can play a part as big as home because children can not be clones of their parents and will naturally interact with many environments . To sum up , both early home upbringing and later outside experiences will naturally contribute to a child 's development in normal circumstances , and different personalities that emerge within families suggest that home environment can not be the only thing affecting a person as theyhePRON [#70593]⚠️ shePRON [#70594]⚠️ growgrowsVERB:SVA [#70595] and learnlearnsMORPH [#70596] .

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{"id": 3671}
There are two views ofaboutPREP [#70626] different factors which can influence toPREP [#70627] us in our childhood and both of them might be important . InOnPREP [#70628] the one sidehandNOUN [#70629] , family is the first powerful influence in the child 's life . People who named the family say thatOTHER [#70630] family membersNOUN [#70631] influence toPREP [#70632] each other every day and it is very important to the small child , because he or she has not another factors of changing and this factors may doVERB:TENSE [#70633] not changingchangeVERB:FORM [#70634] for years . So , family is the first but not the last powerful factorNOUN [#70635] . InOnPREP [#70636] the other sidehandNOUN [#70637] , the influence from outside can change a lot in aDET [#70638] child 's life . Small man finds friends and haters and they influenseinfluenceSPELL [#70639] toPREP [#70640] each other . The teachers in school change the child 's type of thinking because they make himPRON [#70641]⚠️ him toorOTHER [#70642] herDET [#70643] do exersicesexercisesSPELL [#70644] thosewhichDET [#70645] have only theDET [#70646] one or two right answers . Of course , this factor can not be only positive but the friends and haters , teachers and hobbyshobbiesNOUN:INFL [#70647] makecreateVERB [#70648] harmony in aDET [#70649] child 's life . All of this factors change the child , make himPRON [#70650]⚠️ him toorOTHER [#70651] herDET [#70652] grow up . To sum up , the first part of our life we spend in theDET [#70653] family and , of course , it takeisVERB [#70654] the big development inforPREP [#70655] theDET [#70656] child 's future . In the second part inofPREP [#70657] our life we contact with a lot of people but the family do not end it 'sitsOTHER [#70658] influence . Child growgrowsVERB:SVA [#70659] up and standbecomesVERB [#70660] a person . So , I do not think that this two powerstypesNOUN [#70661] of influence onPREP [#70662] child 's development have differentsdifferentMORPH [#70663] proportion in our life .

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{"id": 3685}
Nowadays , children are depending on various factors . In order to develop , they need to be taught properly . Opinions about the way of getting experience tend to vary . Some people think that the family does the best job of teaching a child , while others claim that the best influences come from outside the home . Personally , I think that family can give theiritsDET [#70834] child the best development . First of all , theyitPRON [#70835]⚠️ can be very supportive . Parents and siblings can help their child if he or she is having a problem that is impossible to solve without outside help . That will give him or herOTHER [#70836] experience of how to deal with similar situations . Another advantage of family support is that many children are living with their parents , which means they can always have a talk with their parents about any situation . However , some people say that children should be getting more experience from the outside . They support their belief by claiming that if a child depends on his or herOTHER [#70837] family too much , it will be impossible for him or her to act freely . Children with overprotective parents never undergo any significant development and remain incosistentinconsistentSPELL [#70838] oftoPART [#70839] doingdoVERB:FORM [#70840] anything out ofagainstPREP [#70841] their will . This may be true , but families are trying to avoid such problems by giving their children only basic knowledge and nothing else . That way children can learn the rest from the outside experience and get a character development without depending on their family too much . In conclusion , I still believe that family is a good source of a child 'sNOUN:POSS [#70842] development , despite all the boundaries of their influence .

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{"id": 3691}
Childhood is a really important part in a humanshumanMORPH [#70882] life , because then he or sheOTHER [#70883] gets his or herOTHER [#70884] main characteristics and habits for the rest of his or herOTHER [#70885] life . But who is the main soursesourceSPELL [#70886] of influence on child development ? Let us speculate upononPREP [#70887] this problem . Some peolplepeopleSPELL [#70888] are sure that only famillyfamilySPELL [#70889] can effectively show direction of the child 's way throuthroughSPELL [#70890] his or herOTHER [#70891] life . They might say that the longest time children spend andatOTHER [#70892] home , so parents have the mostgreatestADJ [#70893] influence on them . Also their parents are the first peplepeopleSPELL [#70894] in a children 's life and olnyonlySPELL [#70895] they by the law have a ritghrightSPELL [#70896] by to desidedecideSPELL [#70897] what will be the best for a child . Opponents disagree and suggest that anoteranotherSPELL [#70898] factors may play the bigger role . Their main argumetargumentSPELL [#70899] is that there are a lot of people grown in a not really good familliesfamiliesSPELL [#70900] who whoPRON [#70901] becomedbecameVERB:INFL [#70902] great persons . Moreover ,PUNCT [#70903] many children from nice familliesfamiliesSPELL [#70904] areVERB:TENSE [#70905] connected with bad companies and ended petty . All in all ,PUNCT [#70906] this issue will forever remain debatable . As for me , I belivebelieveSPELL [#70907] that everything is important and for normal child 'sNOUN:POSS [#70908] develomentdevelopmentSPELL [#70909] .

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{"id": 3694}
It is widely argued what has more affecteffectNOUN [#70925] on a growing child : her / his relatives with whom theyitPRON [#70926]⚠️ livelivesVERB:SVA [#70927] or external communication ? This essay will discuss both points of view . In the essay we will look at some different life situations and try to find out when one source of influence changes another one and is it possible to concretedecideVERB [#70928] which one is more strong . It is obvious that in aDET [#70929] particular , the first perioudperiodSPELL [#70930] of life parents and siblings are the only people who interact with a new bornnewbornORTH [#70931] baby . Communication with them can develop some thing for the end of the life . We know that children mostly becamebecomeVERB:TENSE [#70932] bilingual if members of their family speaksspeakVERB:SVA [#70933] two or more languages . One may say that if someone is living in a wealthy family , she or he will have more opportunities . For example , to read more interesting books , to visit museums and theatres , to travel more , to have better education than kids from middle or lower class . Due to these privilegiesprivilegesSPELL [#70934] that chirdrenchildrenSPELL [#70935] seem to be more developed and aknowledgedacknowledgedSPELL [#70936] . On the other hand , we can not despiteignoreVERB [#70937] the fact that since school age , friends and classmates have an extremely strong influence on a child ( or a teenager ) . I know it from my friend 'sNOUN:POSS [#70938] experience : when she was finishing a high school , she claimed that she would study journalism with her boyfriend instead of studying law as her parents were wonderingexpectedOTHER [#70939] . This situation shows that sometimes , especially when a human has grown enough , friends or beloved ones couldcanVERB:TENSE [#70940] change even someone 's way of life . In my opinion , the power of family 's influence depends on the age of a child . I suppose that until theyitPRON [#70941]⚠️ havehasVERB:SVA [#70942] not got many social connections , family stands on the first place . But when it comes to teen age , the affecteffectNOUN [#70943] from outside the home starts to be as important as the one from inside the home .

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{"id": 3705}
There are three different pie charts , which show the propotionproportionSPELL [#71094] of different age groups attending a range of courses in a UK college in 2012 . The first chart shows the amount of people attending Science courses . There are 650 students of different ageagesNOUN:NUM [#71095] . 55 % of the total amount of students at the age of 18 - 25 years old attend Science courses . A fewer percentage -- 30 % of students ,PUNCT [#71096] who are at the age of 26 - 40 ,PUNCT [#71097] and the smallest group , which isOTHER [#71098] only 15 % of people who are 40 years old and above ,PUNCT [#71099] are interested in Science courses . The amount of people attending Arts courses is smaller ,PUNCT [#71100] than the amount of Science courses and it has 600 students . The smallest group of students are about 26 - 40 years old ,PUNCT [#71101] and theyPRON [#71102]⚠️ make 25 % of the total amount of people . 30 % of students between 18 and 25 years old attend Arts courses . The biggest amount of students attending these classes , which is about 45 % , is taken by the people who are 40 years old and above . The last chart shows that people from 26 till 40 years old are interested in Sports and Health courses more than two other groups . The chart goes fromOTHER [#71103] 62 % of 26 - 40 years old people ,PUNCT [#71104] to 23 % of people who are 40 years old ,PUNCT [#71105] and thenADV [#71106] only 15 % of the younger generation from 18 - 25 years olds .

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{"id": 3707}
These three pie -PUNCT [#71132] charts depict the attendenceattendanceSPELL [#71133] of different courcescoursesSPELL [#71134] among people of different ages . The proportion is in the focusefocusSPELL [#71135] of the statistics ; siencescienceSPELL [#71136] , sport and art courses are presented . According to the data , the major group in siencescienceSPELL [#71137] course are children , who are countedmakeVERB [#71138] forupPART [#71139] more thenthanSPELL [#71140] 300 people . Art courses are of the great interest of people ofPREP [#71141] 40 years old and above . Finally , sport and health courses are the most popular between 25 - 40 years old people . While participentsparticipantsSPELL [#71142] under 15 years oldADJ [#71143] are more interested in siencescienceSPELL [#71144] courses than sport and health ones , it comeslooksVERB [#71145] that youngersyouthsNOUN [#71146] dowould moreOTHER [#71147] likely spend their leasureleisureSPELL [#71148] time learning than doing sport or playing sports games . As far as other age groups are concerned , elderyelderlySPELL [#71149] people choose drawningdrawingSPELL [#71150] as a hobby ,PUNCT [#71151] and the middle age persons prefer to keep themselvesPRON [#71152]⚠️ fit and to be in a good shape . The statistics may disapprove the opinion that young people do attend sport activities more often than scientific ones , while elderyelderlySPELL [#71153] people prefer to read and extend their knowledge .

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{"id": 3708}
It is argued that family tends to providehaveVERB [#71154] the strongest influence on children . Others believe that there are many factors that form the child 's character . This essay will discuss who provides the biggest impact on a child 's development and who is in a lowrightNOUN [#71155] to do it . First of all , being outside the home a child can find itself under the bad influence . The habbitshabitsSPELL [#71156] of street frindsfriendsSPELL [#71157] might be taken and it is only the manner of speaking but the general behavior can be changed . Secondly , the adults can provide the examples ofPREP [#71158] how to put oneself in a wrong way ,PUNCT [#71159] and the autoritiesauthoritiesSPELL [#71160] will be mixed . Thirdly , on the streets a child can become a victim of kid - nappingkidnappingOTHER [#71161] and it is obviousnecessaryADJ [#71162] to protect him / sheherPRON [#71163] from it . On the other side , under the sharp look of parents a child is likely not to face withPREP [#71164] so many challangeschallengesSPELL [#71165] . Firstly , a family might control the network of their child and it is easy to keep the control . According to Russo , parents have to know about theretheirDET [#71166] children 's frindsfriendsSPELL [#71167] and to regulate theretheirDET [#71168] relationships . ThanThenSPELL [#71169] , a child may not be disturbed from learning . If education is in the high priority , it is viltelyvitallySPELL [#71170] important to take care of child 's study . Finally , only the worthworthyADJ [#71171] examples can be provided by parents . To conclude , I would like to note that family has the biggest influence inonPREP [#71172] any child 's life . It becamehas becomeVERB:TENSE [#71173] aDET [#71174] normal thingNOUN [#71175] because parents are interested in their children 's future . If not , thanthen there isOTHER [#71176] nothing restsleft forOTHER [#71177] for youngersyouthsNOUN [#71178] thanbutOTHER [#71179] to become influenced from outside the home .

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{"id": 3711}
The pie diagrams below illustrates the proportion of various age groups which attendOTHER [#71208] some courses in a UK college in 2012 . Overall , there are three charts , which revealsrevealVERB:SVA [#71209] the information . The science courses attendedIn general ,OTHER [#71210] young people from 18attendedOTHER [#71211] to 25 , inthe scienceOTHER [#71212] generallgeneralSPELL [#71213] ; ittheyPRON [#71214]⚠️ consistsconsistVERB:SVA [#71215] 55 % of total students . Meanwhile , tehrethereSPELL [#71216] were 30 % ofPREP [#71217] students from 26 to 40 years old . Students of 40 years old and above consist only 15 % . However , this age -PUNCT [#71218] category prevailed in attending art courses . There were 30 % of 18 to 25 years old students , and there were only 25 % of 26 to 40 years old people attendedattendingVERB:FORM [#71219] this type of courses . But it shoudshouldSPELL [#71220] be noticed that this age -PUNCT [#71221] category deliberated in the last type of courses . There were 62 % of 26 to 40 years old students , which attended sports and health courses . It 's reasonable to sayVERB [#71222] that this type of courses was not very popular among young people aged 18 to 26 years old , so there were only 15 % of students aged uoupSPELL [#71223] to 25 years old . However , ittherePRON [#71224] 'sisCONTR [#71225] anDET [#71226] interesting point : statisticstatisticsNOUN:NUM [#71227] showsshowVERB:SVA [#71228] that there were not too muchmanyADJ [#71229] people of 40 years old and above , who attended this course .

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{"id": 3712}
NowdaysNowadaysSPELL [#71230] ,PUNCT [#71231] there are a lot of discussesdiscussionsMORPH [#71232] about the role of family in a modern society . Some people believe that family affects a child 's life less than other outside influencesinfluencersMORPH [#71233] . However , others argue that family takes the biggest part in a child 's life . The question is : whatwhichDET [#71234] point of view is more reasonable ? It 'sisCONTR [#71235] a common knowledge today that children hashaveVERB:SVA [#71236] an abundant amount of opportunities to communicate with outside world . I meanIt is predominantlyOTHER [#71237] the access toInternetOTHER [#71238] internetInternetORTH [#71239] , predominantly.OTHER [#71240] . Surfing the internetInternetORTH [#71241] has strong consequences for children 's development , undoubtdlyundoubtedlySPELL [#71242] . For instance , there are a lot of materials in the internetInternetORTH [#71243] that should be cencoredcensoredSPELL [#71244] . However , children hashaveVERB:SVA [#71245] an admission to the such kind of content . And a family - frequently - has no possibilities to restrict their children 's freedom in using internetInternetORTH [#71246] . Another source of influence in children is the communication with their classmates ( if they are no learned at home ) . It 's obviouslyobviousMORPH [#71247] that todaynowadaysADV [#71248] children spend most of their time at school or / and in internet . Thus , unfortunately , parents can not toVERB:FORM [#71249] take careNOUN [#71250] care about their children in a sufficient way . However , there are some examples of aOTHER [#71251] sort of an other situationsexceptionsOTHER [#71252] . For instance , there are some families with a traditional view of bringing up their children . In case when one of the parents ( or even both of them ) spend most of their time at home , they could nurture their children at the early stage of their development , at least . Meanwhile , it should be noticed ,PUNCT [#71253] that there is an opinion in scientific circles that the most important part of a person 's development is his / her childhood . Therefore , in this case we should recognize that the role of family can prevail in a child 's life . Taking into consideration alleverythingPRON [#71254]⚠️ mentioned above , I suppose that although in the majority of cases children are doomed to grow by themselves , there are some excludesexceptionsNOUN [#71255] which demonstrate that families with traditional tenets of nurturing exist .

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{"id": 3718}
It is widely belivedbelievedSPELL [#71348] that moremanyADJ [#71349] things have influence on person . Some people have aanDET [#71350] meaningopinionNOUN [#71351] that family is the biggest par of our life and because of this it has more influence on person than life around hehimPRON [#71352] or sheherPRON [#71353] like friends and school . However , other people think contraryotherwiseADV [#71354] . On the one hand , theDET [#71355] child spent a lot of time in his or her family . Parents give some patterns of behavior to their children . Some children induringPREP [#71356] the childhood often wanted to grow up and to be like their mother oforSPELL [#71357] father . Children see theDET [#71358] behavior of their parents and try to repeat it . That is why family has powerful influence on child 's life . On the other hand , when child growgrowsVERB:SVA [#71359] up and gogoesVERB:SVA [#71360] to school , he or she meetmeetsVERB:SVA [#71361] new people in their life . They meet friends and start to repeat theytheirDET [#71362] hobbitshobbiesSPELL [#71363] and behavior . Often children 's interestsNOUN [#71364] and parents ' interestsNOUN [#71365] one have more differences ,PUNCT [#71366] and then children start to tell about their problems and thoughts with his or her friends , but not with parents . Because of this , they areOTHER [#71367] influencesinfluencedVERB:FORM [#71368] from outside the home . I think ,PUNCT [#71369] it is not easy to decide what isVERB [#71370] more important between these two meanings . The firstformerADJ [#71371] decidesallowsVERB [#71372] children to toVERB:TENSE [#71373] do everythingNOUN [#71374] in their family , theirtheyPRON [#71375] learn not only how toOTHER [#71376] talk , but howADV [#71377] thinkingto thinkVERB:FORM [#71378] , too . Parents give their children some advices and child can hear them and do what their want . However , aDET [#71379] child can do what he or she decidedecidesVERB:SVA [#71380] to do . I think , it is influences themPRON [#71381]⚠️ from outside the home . PersonA personDET [#71382] has more information in social networks , internetInternet InternetNOUN [#71383] ,PUNCT [#71384] and he or she can take personal opinion because of this . To sum up , theDET [#71385] personal character depends on more factors around hehimPRON [#71386] or sheherPRON [#71387] . Family and life from outside the home have influence on person , but itthe influence isOTHER [#71388] different influenceNOUN [#71389] . SomeoneWhile some peopleOTHER [#71390] take into accountOTHER [#71391] more thoughts or patterns of behavior in their family , another oneothersOTHER [#71392] isareVERB:SVA [#71393] interested in friend 's or teacher 's advisesadvicesMORPH [#71394] , it depends only on child 's choosechoiceNOUN [#71395] and has notneitherOTHER [#71396] the biggest ,PUNCT [#71397] ornorCONJ [#71398] the least partNOUN [#71399] in aDET [#71400] person 's life .

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{"id": 3719}
The pie charts demonstrate antheDET [#71401] amountsnumbersNOUN [#71402] of people of different age groups attending science , arts and sports and health courses . The first pie chart shows the proportion of age in science course : the percentage of young visitors exceedexceedingVERB:FORM [#71403] the age of 18 - 25 is the widest ; it reaches 55 per cent . Another part of the chart has been taken by the people of age 26 tptoSPELL [#71404] 40 , 30 per cent , and people of age of 40 years old and above , 15 per cent , which take nearly half of chart together . The second chart presents a percentage of age of arts courses attenders ; there itPRON [#71405]⚠️ is aDET [#71406] dramatically opositeoppositeSPELL [#71407] situation : the widest age group is 40 years old and above , 45 per cent , and the smallest group is young people , who areOTHER [#71408] 18 - 25 years old , and make upOTHER [#71409] only 25 per cent . The third pie chart demonstrates the biggest attendance of sports and healthshealthNOUN:NUM [#71410] courses by the people of age 26 - 40 years old . The smallest there is the group of young people again as in the previous chart . To sum up , every pie chart shows the needs of people of different ages in different courses . Science courses are most popular among 18 - 25 years old people , arts courses amongare popularOTHER [#71411] 40 years old and above people , and sports and health courses areVERB [#71412] among 26 - 40 years old people .

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{"id": 3724}
The conflict between the functional use and attractiveness of the buidingsbuildingsSPELL [#71498] is a crusialcrucialSPELL [#71499] theme nowadays . It happens because of the funds and nesessitynecessitySPELL [#71500] to make a balance betweetbetweenSPELL [#71501] the beauty of interiors and facades , and the aim of being a place simply for spending there timetime thereWO [#71502] . As far as I am concerned , the appearence of the building is important amoughenoughSPELL [#71503] to spend some time on process of consctuctionconstructionSPELL [#71504] . AIPRON [#71505] am not a fan of precious elements like a portico of fountainesfountainsSPELL [#71506] in the luxiryluxurySPELL [#71507] gardesgardensSPELL [#71508] , but in my mind buildings should look like an attractive element of the city . The most crusialcrucialSPELL [#71509] aim of building 's external design is to fit the architecture of the district where the houshouseSPELL [#71510] is to be build . Even if an architect makemakesVERB:SVA [#71511] the plan of his or her project with the perfect sencesenseSPELL [#71512] of buautybeautySPELL [#71513] , it may not be appropriate with the buldingsbuildingsSPELL [#71514] which are located aroudaroundSPELL [#71515] around it .OTHER [#71516] . Nevertheless , making the house as fancy as one can is anaDET [#71517] purpospurposeSPELL [#71518] which isVERB [#71519] worthworthyADJ [#71520] to aim forPREP [#71521] because it is always better to admire the view of the urban jungles . It could be possible only due to the attention of the designer paid onforPREP [#71522] the appearence . However , the functional part of the planning could not be denied as an important one . Without smart constcructionconstructionSPELL [#71523] choices and the userfriendlyuser - friendlyOTHER [#71524] design the buldindbuildingSPELL [#71525] may not functioned in a proper way . One could saidsayVERB:FORM [#71526] that in case of cutting funds it is better to pay precise attention on survingsurveyingSPELL [#71527] the purpose of house and do not carecaringVERB:FORM [#71528] about the appearence . From my point of view , theDET [#71529] skill of finding a balance between design and simplisitysimplicitySPELL [#71530] of the consctuctionconstructionSPELL [#71531] is of a great value in that situation . The drafts of the poor founding could be overcome with the use of artistic imagination . Cheaper materials may be used without the reducing of buldingbuildingSPELL [#71532] 's quality . Taking everything into consideration , it seems to me that the external apearenceappearenceSPELL [#71533] of the house could pay a great role in perception of the citizentscitizensSPELL [#71534] . Due to this fact it may be recommended toforPREP [#71535] the architects to pay enough attention on planning how the buldingbuildingSPELL [#71536] will look like in the future .

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{"id": 3734}
The question about how important is itOTHER [#71685] for buildings to look beautiful havehasVERB:SVA [#71686] always been important and interesting for discussion . Some people belivebelieveSPELL [#71687] that it is more important for architects to make buildings that will serve its purpose than buildings that will look beautiful and that could become the works of art . As for me , I literally can not agree with such opinion . I agree with other people , who areOTHER [#71688] belivebelieveSPELL [#71689] that buildings could be notnot beWO [#71690] only gray and boring , because architects are artists , but they also know all technologies to make a usefullusefulSPELL [#71691] building ,PUNCT [#71692] that will stay for a long time and that will serve its purpose . There are some reasons to agree with this opinion . First of all , beautiful buildings in the cities could become important and interesting places for tourists . Also if you see colourful and interesting buildings , you will be happier ,PUNCT [#71693] than if you see both things every day . It will be boring if you willVERB:TENSE [#71694] live in the permanent same colour and design . Also I think that it is really important for architects to be not only people who need to make a good building for using , but they also want to be artists . I think that they want to make our life better and more colourful . Overall , ofcourceof courseOTHER [#71695] it is really important for buildinsbuildingsSPELL [#71696] to srveserveSPELL [#71697] its purpose and to be good incideinsideSPELL [#71698] , but it also really imporantimportantSPELL [#71699] for people , what they see outside , in the daily routine on the streets . I belivebelieveSPELL [#71700] that architects need to make buildings that could look like works of art . MaybieMaybeSPELL [#71701] it is cheaper to produce a building that will not look beautiful , but if everyone will think so , will we have such a beautiful cities like St. Petersburg ,PUNCT [#71702] or Moscow ? I think that thatPREP [#71703] thistheseDET [#71704] sitiescitiesSPELL [#71705] without beautiful buildings will look dead ,PUNCT [#71706] or nackednakedSPELL [#71707] , if it is impossible to imagine such a beautiful plasesplaceSPELL [#71708] without anyDET [#71709] interesting architecture . Thanks fortoPREP [#71710] architects ,PUNCT [#71711] that makesmakeVERB:SVA [#71712] beautiful buildingbuildingsNOUN:NUM [#71713] whereADV [#71714] we can live and see every day the works of arts and iIORTH [#71715] think that people ,PUNCT [#71716] who think that for buildings itPRON [#71717]⚠️ is more important to serve its purpose than to look interesting and beautiful are not right .

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{"id": 3736}
There is an idea that it is much more relevant for the buildings to be useful for its purpose than beautiful . History gavedgaveSPELL [#71742] us quite a lot of such anDET [#71743] examples . However ,PUNCT [#71744] I can not totally agree with this opinion . I stick to the idea ,PUNCT [#71745] that architecture is the same piece of visual art as paitingpaintingSPELL [#71746] , sculpture or cinematography . All of thistheseDET [#71747] artformsart art formsNOUN [#71748] are transferring two importnatimportantSPELL [#71749] ideas : the idea of bringing the joy to our eye and to trytryingVERB:FORM [#71750] to teach us some moral ideas . Architecture is havinghasVERB:TENSE [#71751] quite the same purposes . Even though theDET [#71752] second aim of the architecture is different from the other art forms :(PUNCT [#71753] buildings are made for people to work and to live in , and not having any didactic ideas )PUNCT [#71754] , it is still the form of art , and we should not postpone it . Moreover , architecture surrondingsurroundsSPELL [#71755] us everywhere we live , and if it would be just usefullusefulSPELL [#71756] , but not beautiful ,PUNCT [#71757] our life would be quite borringboringSPELL [#71758] and depressive . PhsycologistsPsychologistsSPELL [#71759] claim that in sleeping areas of downtowns , where bulidingsbuildingsSPELL [#71760] lookslookVERB:SVA [#71761] like a huge dark boxes , serving just one purpose to accomodate people , a person feel themeselvesfeelsVERB [#71762] much moreADV [#71763] depreseddepressedSPELL [#71764] andorCONJ [#71765] themselvesPRON [#71766]⚠️ uncomfortable ,PUNCT [#71767] than those , who live in wonderful areas of old city . Furthermore ,PUNCT [#71768] we do not have to forget about the touristtouritstsNOUN [#71769] , according to the statistics , the main income of European countries comes from tourism ,PUNCT [#71770] and people visit Rome or Paris particularyparticularlySPELL [#71771] to observe impressive baroccobaroqueSPELL [#71772] bulidingsbuildingsSPELL [#71773] in France or huge and spectacular architecture of ancient Rome . NevrthelessNeverthelessSPELL [#71774] , we totally have to make buildings comfortable , serving and thinking about its main purpose , but we have to make a great balance between a beautiful artformart formORTH [#71775] and usefullusefulSPELL [#71776] building . To sum up , iIORTH [#71777] think that architecture is also a piesepieceSPELL [#71778] of visual art aandandSPELL [#71779] we should not negelctneglectSPELL [#71780] the importance of making it beautiful .

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{"id": 3743}
The given graph ( line - diagram ) provides the percentage comparison of women and men earnings in different countries of the world in the last quaterquarterSPELL [#71882] of 20th century ( from 1980 till 1995 ) . The countries include Japan , United States of America , United Kingdom , Germany and New ZelandZealandSPELL [#71883] . In all countries theDET [#71884] difference between female and male salaries tends to decline trough years . Also there are two main groups of decreasing : New ZelandZealandSPELL [#71885] and Germany that started with the difference less than 25 % and Japan , UK and USA that had more than 35 % in the beginning . Looking more precisely , USA is the country where most signifacantsignificantSPELL [#71886] fall has happened : from about 40 % to 20 % . AitAtSPELL [#71887] first in Japan salaries difference grew up ( by 1985 ) and whenthenADV [#71888] began to steadily decline . On the contrary , in Germany the difference was decreasing until 1990 when it began to increase . All in all , theDET [#71889] countries named above have partially reduced differences in women and men earnings during 1980 - 1995 period . TheyItPRON [#71890]⚠️ resulted by slightly more than 10 % in Germany and New ZelandZealandSPELL [#71891] , 20 % in USA , less than 25 % in UkUKORTH [#71892] and 30 % in Japan .

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{"id": 3746}
Some people believe that it is very important for buildings to be beautiful , while , on the contrary , others think it is better for houses to serve itstheirDET [#71925] purpose rather than to look good on the streets . From my point of view , all buildings must be strongstructurally soundOTHER [#71926] and people should feel very comfortable in them . FirtslyFirstlySPELL [#71927] , the building must be protected from the weather . Secondly , it is important for people who live in said buildingOTHER [#71928] to feel very safe . Moreover , the house must be liked by people in both ways : asPREP [#71929] an interior and asPREP [#71930] the view from the street . The streets in theaDET [#71931] city otorSPELL [#71932] in theaDET [#71933] town must be beaautifulbeautifulSPELL [#71934] , as it is a part of the place we live in : they should be pretty , look familiar and make the sencesenseSPELL [#71935] of one town ,;PUNCT [#71936] it also should speak about the spirit of the area or city itself . In my humble opinion , it is really bad when all houses are different ,:PUNCT [#71937] some of them are new , others are in bad condition , some are styled in one way , others in another , etc . However , tourists are always keen on taking pictures of architecture in different countries , as it keeps the spirit of the place , as I said . I , myself , do like taking photos near beautiful buildings . It keeps the pleasure of the moment in that place and at that time . For example , there areisVERB:SVA [#71938] theDET [#71939] Moscow City district near theDET [#71940] Kutuzovsky Avenue in Moscow . Its main feature isareVERB:SVA [#71941] the high sky- riseOTHER [#71942] scrappersskyscrapersNOUN [#71943] made of glass , and there areisVERB:SVA [#71944] always a lot of travellers there ,PUNCT [#71945] who prefer this places for making photos nowadays . The construction of the buildings areisVERB:SVA [#71946] very heavy , but it is made by professionals , so the sky scrappersskyscrapersNOUN [#71947] are strong and there isareVERB:SVA [#71948] no risks at all . ItTheyPRON [#71949]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#71950] not onlyjustADV [#71951] heavy , but really pretty and ittheyPRON [#71952]⚠️ keeps instay stay onOTHER [#71953] minds of thethe minds ofWO [#71954] worldNOUN [#71955] citizens for a long time . Consequently , ittheyPRON [#71956]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#71957] both serving itstheirDET [#71958] purpose of thehigh -OTHER [#71959] high - riseOTHER [#71960] buildings and isareVERB:SVA [#71961] very pretty . In conclusion , I would say I believe that theDET [#71962] special actsactionsMORPH [#71963] fortoPART [#71964] renewingrenewVERB:FORM [#71965] old houses isareVERB:SVA [#71966] really goodbeneficialADJ [#71967] for theaDET [#71968] government which wantVERB [#71969] only wantsVERB [#71970] the best for its citizens and for theDET [#71971] people to feel safer and live in theaDET [#71972] beautiful city and country .

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{"id": 3747}
The linegraphline line graphNOUN [#71973] depicts the changes in income for both sexes during a given 15 year period among five different countries . Overall , a common downward trend can be seen in most countries ( Japan , UK , USA and New Zealand ) , in which the percentage of earnings has steadily declined . Income of Germans ,PUNCT [#71974] at the same time ,PUNCT [#71975] has shown a rapid rise in spite of a slight dip in the middle . As for numbersfiguresNOUN [#71976] ofrepresentingOTHER [#71977] income in Germany , they suffered a sharp fall from 23 to 10 percent between 1980 and 1990 . Figures ofrepresentingOTHER [#71978] USA , UK and New Zealand likewise had a dissatisfactoryunsatisfactoryOTHER [#71979] experience at the same time :,PUNCT [#71980] their numbers plunging from around 38 , 36 and 20 down to 23 , 26 and 11 percent respectively . Meanwhile , although earnings of Japanese citizens wereVERB:TENSE [#71981] also decreasingdecreasedVERB:FORM [#71982] over the given 15 year period , theyPRON [#71983] reachreachedVERB:TENSE [#71984] the unlimateultimateSPELL [#71985] peak of 42 percent in theOTHER [#71986] 8080sOTHER [#71987] - tiesOTHER [#71988] , and stayed inPREP [#71989] the leaderleadMORPH [#71990] in 1995 at 30 . However , only GermanGermanyMORPH [#71991] had an upward trend during the last decade thoughthroughPREP [#71992] its achievement of a 13 percent level .

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{"id": 3748}
Not many people think of architecture as an art medium nowadays . Some architects of the past have been praisepraisedVERB:FORM [#71993] for some of their creations as ittheyPRON [#71994] wasrwasSPELL [#71995] regarded as aDET [#71996] workworksNOUN:NUM [#71997] of art ,;PUNCT [#71998] however , our contemporaries believe that the functions of a building must recievereceiveSPELL [#71999] more attention than its appearance . This essay will discuss this subject and give a personal point of view . To my mind , arcitectsarchitectsSPELL [#72000] should definitely not overlook the looks of their creations , because they are as important as the structure of theirs . It is worth mentioning that a steady and reliable living space is important for dwellers who live in hazardous areas such as Japan , where an earthquake can easily destroy a badly built house . But only a minority of people would agree to live in a dull - lokinglookingSPELL [#72001] house . There are many pieces of evindenceevidenceSPELL [#72002] that repeatingrepetitiveOTHER [#72003] patterns and lack of pleasing surroundings may be damaging for one 's satisfactionNOUN [#72004] level of satisfactionOTHER [#72005] and in some cases even lead to depression . Therefore , it is an architectsarchitect 'sNOUN:POSS [#72006] duty to produce a construction plan ,PUNCT [#72007] which follows safety regulationsNOUN [#72008] and does not avoid beauty concerns . Furthermore , an experienced specialist may achieve aDET [#72009] sustainability of a building , while still preserving its aesthetically pleasing appearance . For instance , a library in Hainan is famous for its attractive , yet functional planning of bookshelves . Their design resemplesresemblesSPELL [#72010] a ladder , which provides an easy access for remotlyremotelySPELL [#72011] placed books as well as maintains atheDET [#72012] minimalisticminimalistSPELL [#72013] beauty of a simple bookshelf . To conclude , there certainly are ways of making a construction which isOTHER [#72014] both functional and elegant constructionNOUN [#72015] for a willing architect . There is no denying that a building should serve its purpose . Nonetheless , theDET [#72016] architecture industry should strive to remain itself a form of art and try not to become some form of manufactorymass productionOTHER [#72017] .

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{"id": 3757}
The given graph represents information about differences of salaries between males and females in five different countries sincefromPREP [#72289] 1980 till 1995 . The highest persentagepercentageSPELL [#72290] of this graph isbelongedVERB [#72291] intoPREP [#72292] Japan and it hasstood stoodVERB [#72293] atPREP [#72294] 40 % at the beginning . This line rised since 1980 for a littleslightly slightlyOTHER [#72295] and after 1985 it wasVERB:TENSE [#72296] rapidly decreased to 30 % . theTheORTH [#72297] same situation iswas wasVERB:TENSE [#72298] going onPART [#72299] with UK but it startsstartedVERB:TENSE [#72300] from 35 % and goingwent wentVERB:TENSE [#72301] downPART [#72302] to 23 % in 1995 . The USA lineNOUN [#72303] was'sNOUN:POSS [#72304] dramaticADJ [#72305] decreasedecreasedVERB:TENSE [#72306] dramaticallyADV [#72307] from 40 % to 20 % during these fifteen years . The situation in Germany was different . The persentagepercentageSPELL [#72308] of differences was risefellVERB [#72309] down from 23 % to 10 % and after itthatPRON [#72310]⚠️ was risedroseVERB:TENSE [#72311] up to 15 % of this . The last country is New Zealand . The level of this country wasVERB:TENSE [#72312] slowly decreasedecreasedVERB:TENSE [#72313] from 23 per cent to 10 per cent and just a little riseslightly roseOTHER [#72314] to 13 per cent . Overall , all linespercentagesNOUN [#72315] of these countries wereVERB:TENSE [#72316] decreased during this short time .

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{"id": 3772}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#72619] there are a lot of discussions around the topic of the help . Some people believe that the government should not help all of the countries , while others argue that the government should do everything for the peace in the world . In this essay will be shownVERB [#72620] both points of view will be shown ,OTHER [#72621] and it will beOTHER [#72622] explained why the first one is more correct . To begin with , there areisVERB:SVA [#72623] a large amount of areas that the government should work with . For example , medicine , edicationeducationSPELL [#72624] , politics ,PUNCT [#72625] and so on , all of this should be improved in one country . If the government spendspendsVERB:SVA [#72626] too much time ,PUNCT [#72627] trying to help another places , it will not have enough time for its own one . ConseguentlyConsequentlySPELL [#72628] , the government should spend more time in the country where it works . What is more , the government should protect its own country from wars , it should support the connection with different countries , and the main thingpointNOUN [#72629] on whatwhichPRON [#72630] it should concentrate is people . On the other hand , some people areVERB [#72631] sure that everyone ( and , especially , the government ) should takeVERB [#72632] care of the whole world , if. IfPUNCT [#72633] there is a problem in another country , they should do their best and help without any thoughts . Therefore , while there are some problems in the country , the government should try to deal with itthemPRON [#72634] . In conclusion , it is up to everyone to decide whether the help of the government to each country is essential or not , but in my opinion , the government should care about its own country , make some improvements , but still it the government should not close the country from otherADJ [#72635] anotherotherDET [#72636] onesNOUN [#72637] .

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{"id": 3786}
There is an opinion that it is more important for a building to serve its purpose than to look beautiful , and that architects should not worry about producing buildings that are works of art . I personally agree with this opinion to only a certain extent . The best expression of my position on this topic would be to say that I agree with the first part of the statement but strongly disagree with the second one . I absolutely support the idea that the main purpose of an architect is to project and build a house that will last for a long time and will be good enough for living . If making atheDET [#72870] house beautiful or aesthetically pleasing stands in the way of these important factors ,PUNCT [#72871] then it must be obvious for the architect to choose the latter over the former . It is important to note that architecture as a profession is almost unique regarding this issue ,PUNCT [#72872] because even such things as clothes or furniture are way less essential and expensive . However , choosing practical features over aesthetic ones is not usually the case . Most of the times , theOTHER [#72873] houses can be and are built both practically and as a work of art . As an artistic person myself I find the need for artistic expression very important for both the artist and the consumer . More people will want to become architects and build theDET [#72874] houses if they are promised more artistic freedom . To realise how artistic expression benefits the consumer it is important to understand that the conditions you live in can influence your mental health just as much as your physical healthNOUN [#72875] . For example , therePRON [#72876]⚠️ there havehasVERB:SVA [#72877] been a lot of research on colour and how it changes a person 's mood . To me it is absolutely clear that living in a well - designed building will influence your mental health in a positive way . To conclude I would like to say that the need for practicality not only does n'tnotCONTR [#72878] stand in the way of artisticalartisticSPELL [#72879] expression but rather reinforces it . Limitations are the root of creativity .

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{"id": 3788}
There is no doubt that buildings can not be described only as aDET [#72902] special places to live thereinOTHER [#72903] , work or something else -,PUNCT [#72904] many years ago people becamestartedVERB [#72905] to build really exciting and beautiful buildings ; for them theDET [#72906] buildings waswereVERB:SVA [#72907] not only theDET [#72908] buildings , they were a special kind of art . Nowadays some people believe that the most important thing for theDET [#72909] buildings is to serve their purpose . I tend not to believe in it and now I willVERB:TENSE [#72910] tell you why I think so . To begin with , buildings around you can change your life . In my opinion , if you see beautiful and colorful buildings every day ,PUNCT [#72911] you becamebecomeVERB:TENSE [#72912] happier . It is very important ,PUNCT [#72913] because life in big cities is stressful , so people should have more positive things in their daysexistenceNOUN [#72914] . Secondly , all over the time people , who has a lothave muchOTHER [#72915] ofmuchOTHER [#72916] money ,PUNCT [#72917] always do not want to be like other people . I think , aDET [#72918] really amazing building is an excellent way to be anotherdifferentADJ [#72919] . If you see a big house with great sculptures on it , you ,PUNCT [#72920] of course ,PUNCT [#72921] decide that it is a rich man 's or womanOTHER [#72922] 's house . In InPREP [#72923] ContrastlycontrastSPELL [#72924] , there are a lot ofmanyOTHER [#72925] people that aredoVERB:TENSE [#72926] not love modern art , so they can decide not to buy a flat only because the architects , who made the buildgbuildingSPELL [#72927] , did something very special and modern . I think ,PUNCT [#72928] there are not many people who wantswantVERB:SVA [#72929] to live , to illustrate ,PUNCT [#72930] in a house , that is fallen ( there is one in PragaPragueSPELL [#72931] ) , only art - lovers . But these buildings can be not only houseapartment apartment housesNOUN [#72932] , I think , ittheyPRON [#72933]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#72934] a very good idea for a mall , for example . To conclude , buildings are important thingthingsNOUN:NUM [#72935] of our social life . That is why buildings should be works of art , but only if they are relevant to usebe usedVERB:TENSE [#72936] them .

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{"id": 3790}
For many centuries architecture has been an incredibly important area of art . There are millions of buildings guarded by the government and art societies . However , it seems like some picespiecesSPELL [#72957] of architecture are impossible to live or work in . Is saving or creating buildings like those really more important than producing houses for the citizens to live ? BuildingA A buildingDET [#72958] , no matter if it 's for real use or just aestheticalaestheticSPELL [#72959] pleasure , requires lots ofmanyOTHER [#72960] resources . Money , time , materials , human forcesresourcesNOUN [#72961] are all significant for producing theDET [#72962] building . Even though financial side of the problem might be the key to preferpreferringVERB:FORM [#72963] useful things rather than beautiful ones , the architects continue creating huge pieces of art that are basically just city decorations . Some examples ofPREP [#72964] those kind of buildings might be the Eiffel Tower , Big Ben , enormous monuments and arches oftriumphalOTHER [#72965] triumphtriumphalMORPH [#72966] . Some other buildings could have taken less financing byPREP [#72967] being less decorated . It 's not really clear how golden statues on the roof make a museum or aDET [#72968] theatre more functional than ittheyPRON [#72969]⚠️ would be without them . It seems like a plain house could serve as well as a beautiful one . While pieces of art cost the government and private companies significant amounts of money , the architecturesarchitectsMORPH [#72970] contunuecontinueSPELL [#72971] challenging the world by creating amazing and incredible buildings . Some of them are created just to please the eye of aDET [#72972] judging public , whereas the others are trying to conquer physics . It turns out that people do n't want something functional and ugly . Beauty is one of theDET [#72973] human needs . No one will deny feeling themselvesPRON [#72974] pleased and admired when walking around some old yet still marvellous pieces of architecture in the city centrescenterMORPH [#72975] , looking at churches and precious monuments , visiting meaningful squares . However , not only old architecture matters . As the time goes by , new forms of art appear and architectures try either to follow the fashion of the decade or to create sometingsomethingSPELL [#72976] new and unseen . People 's desire for beauty is shown also by some public questioningquestioningsNOUN:NUM [#72977] about the issues such as the look of a new underground station . To sum up , I would say that it 's not only theDET [#72978] proper serve the properties of atheDET [#72979] building that is important to the population . Beauty is another very important feature of achitecturearchitectureSPELL [#72980] . That 's the reason why people still try saving theDET [#72981] old buildings and produce more fine pieces of art .

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{"id": 3794}
There is amountOTHER [#73075] ofSomeOTHER [#73076] people whoPRON [#73077]⚠️ think that buildings should only serve their purpose and they should not be piecepiecesNOUN:NUM [#73078] of art . On the other hand , there are still many people who can not agree with this opinion . In this essay I would like to describe my point of view on this issue . First of all , architecture is a part of art and we should not forget this . Since ancient times buildingBuildingsNOUN:NUM [#73079] werehave beenVERB:TENSE [#73080] constructed not only for living in themOTHER [#73081] but for ourtheDET [#73082] newfutureADJ [#73083] generations , for beauty , for theDET [#73084] nation and so on . Buildings reflect history , we can see nations 'NOUN:POSS [#73085] history by one look onatPREP [#73086] them and we should remember that what we build now will reflectrepresentVERB [#73087] us later . But in some periods of history there were people who thought the same way likeasPREP [#73088] people who think only about functionalism . For example , Soviet architecture , it looks like architects tried to make this buildings without beauty but only for a certain a certainOTHER [#73089] purpose , for their function , it is the best example for those who think that buildings firstlyADV [#73090] should containonly give space toOTHER [#73091] people and not toVERB:FORM [#73092] look beautiful . Secondly , it is not comfortable and cosy for people to live in " boxes " which were constructed for theDET [#73093] only reason that people should not live on the streets . It is important for people not only to exist , but to live nicely in their houses , to have a home ,PUNCT [#73094] where they love to live in . It is essential for aDET [#73095] human beingNOUN [#73096] to see beauty around and inside ,;PUNCT [#73097] many people have been inspired by architecture for many years , we can not just throw this away , buldingbuildingsSPELL [#73098] should be constructed not only with aDET [#73099] good materials . On the other hand , buildings should be not only beautiful but should serve their purpose because it could be dangerous if people would thinkthoughtVERB:TENSE [#73100] that quality of houses is not important and only its exterior has aDET [#73101] meaning . To sum up , I could say that buildings are made not only to serve their purpose but likeasPREP [#73102] piecepiecesNOUN:NUM [#73103] of art too , but without good quality of aDET [#73104] house it could not be beautiful .

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{"id": 3800}
A generation ago buildindsbuildingsSPELL [#73124] made a huge impact of people s'sNOUN:POSS [#73125] life . Nowadays it is continuing . BuildingA buildingDET [#73126] reflects all emotions and moodmoodsNOUN:NUM [#73127] of the architecturearchitectMORPH [#73128] and gives these sencessensesSPELL [#73129] to the humanpeopleNOUN [#73130] . People should use buildings in theDET [#73131] right way - in theatre people should watch actsplaysNOUN [#73132] , in cinemas - films and cartoons . Architecture is certainly which is often discussed in today s'sNOUN:POSS [#73133] world . It is argued by some people that acrhitecturearchitectureSPELL [#73134] should be used for its purpose . A very good example here is aschoola schoolORTH [#73135] . At school pupils get a lot of information from different spheres and nowhere elseADV [#73136] they cancan theyWO [#73137] notADV [#73138] get new facts and skills . FurtherFurthermoreADV [#73139] more,OTHER [#73140] it does not matter how the school isVERB [#73141] looks , of course it is very crucial that school should be safetysafeMORPH [#73142] , but it is more important what actions pupils do inside ofPREP [#73143] the building . Yet , others believe that it does not matter for what aim this builing was built , it itPRON [#73144]⚠️ more important isis more importantWO [#73145] how the builingbuildingSPELL [#73146] looks . For instance , many outstanding and ancient builindsbuildingsSPELL [#73147] , for example ,PUNCT [#73148] museums were rebuilt or recoveredreconstructedVERB [#73149] and they lost their previous look . As a consequence ,PUNCT [#73150] young generation will not see and know buildingbuildingsNOUN:NUM [#73151] of theDET [#73152] last century . They will not get information ofaboutPREP [#73153] this building and will not know legendary people who were related fortoPREP [#73154] this building . This building is not a work of art , it is only aDET [#73155] modern building . I would argue that it is more crucial for architecture to serve its purpose than to look gorgeous and brilliant . First of all , buildings were built to use them in aDET [#73156] particular aimwayNOUN [#73157] . And nobody think aboutthought whether or notOTHER [#73158] beautifulwhetherPREP [#73159] this building or notor not this buildingWO [#73160] would be beautifulOTHER [#73161] . ArchitectorsarchitectsSPELL [#73162] think only about of quantitythe numberOTHER [#73163] of buildingbuildingsNOUN:NUM [#73164] and about theirDET [#73165] useful features .

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{"id": 3806}
itItORTH [#73228] is believed that thereitPRON [#73229]⚠️ is more importanceimportantMORPH [#73230] for buildings to be suitable for itstheirDET [#73231] purpose than to have a significantremarkableADJ [#73232] architecture . Also , it is concideredconsideredSPELL [#73233] that architects should not pay attention ontoPREP [#73234] theDET [#73235] beauty of the building during the construction . In my opinion , both components are essential . First of all , buildings should serve perfecrlyperfectlySPELL [#73236] to itstheirDET [#73237] purpose . It is important when there are anysomeDET [#73238] dangerous situations such as fire or flood . It is better when a plan of aDET [#73239] building may be easily understandunderstoodVERB:FORM [#73240] , so in accidents people wouldcanVERB:TENSE [#73241] find exits as fast as possible . Schools or hospitals may be created withusingOTHER [#73242] simple constructionconstructionsNOUN:NUM [#73243] , because such buildings have a huge importance . Nevertheless , it is possible to make them look beautiful . Moreover , appearance of the city is important for citizens and tourists and therefore for economy , too . It influences people 'sNOUN:POSS [#73244] mood , because it is pleasentpleasantSPELL [#73245] to visit buildings with intrestinginterestingSPELL [#73246] and beautiful architecturarchitectureSPELL [#73247] . In addition , locals may have a good attitude towards their place of living ; it may be important for theDET [#73248] govermentgovernmentSPELL [#73249] . Also , itgreat architectureOTHER [#73250] has a cultural value ; citizens would be muchbetterADV [#73251] educated if they surrondedwere were surroundedVERB [#73252] by beauty . In conclusion , iIORTH [#73253] would like to say that buildings should be beautiful , because it is essential for cities and people who live there . At the same time , they should be suitable for their purpose .

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{"id": 3808}
Some people claim that the buildings should only serve itstheirDET [#73259] purpose and there is no need to be attractive for a building . I amdoVERB:TENSE [#73260] not agree with this point of view . Firstly , items you are surrounded with inflect oninfluenceOTHER [#73261] your mind , taste of beauty , sometimes on your mood . ItTherePRON [#73262]⚠️ is a necessity to see beautiful things , to live in beautiful placeplacesNOUN:NUM [#73263] . Of course , it is extrememlyextremelySPELL [#73264] important for a building to be enough functionalfunctional enoughWO [#73265] ,PUNCT [#73266] but the visual aspect is also important . Moreover , beautiful buildings make the city more attractive for tourists ,PUNCT [#73267] thatwhichDET [#73268] makesbringsVERB [#73269] aDET [#73270] good income to the government . So , thisitPRON [#73271]⚠️ is financially profitable . However , there are people who think differently . They believe that art should not exist in usual life , the beauty is in functualityfunctionalitySPELL [#73272] . I do not support this rational approach because beauty and art in daily life play a great role in person 'spersonalOTHER [#73273] development . In conclusion , I would like to say that for a building it is definitely important to fit the place it is construedhas been constructedVERB [#73274] in .

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{"id": 3814}
Over the centuries people have been argueing about the apppearenceappearenceSPELL [#73416] their buildings shoud have . Even nowadays some of them suppose functionality is on the first place while others claim architects should not ignore some aestheticalaestheticSPELL [#73417] questionsaspectsNOUN [#73418] and make their works attractive . Personally , I consider both of these sides of crearingcreatingSPELL [#73419] a building substantial . This essay is going to discuss arguementsargumentsSPELL [#73420] for both points of view and state my own opinion . On the one hand , it is definitely important for a building to fitmeetVERB [#73421] some basic usage criteria like size , conveinincyconvenienceSPELL [#73422] and many other . If architects intended to create only pieces of art with sophisticated design , shape and size instead of objects providing no doubt about their usage , it would be a complete waste of space and money . For instanseinstanceSPELL [#73423] , a huge number of typical five - floored brick houses appeared in Soviet Union in the fifties1950sNOUN [#73424] . It was Khruschev 's plan to replace old small usually wooden houses for up to ten families bywithPREP [#73425] new bigger buildings , which were substantially more useful then . In the present days hugea greatOTHER [#73426] quantities ofmanyOTHER [#73427] citizens argue that such buildings make the whole city look unpleasant ; however , some decades ago it was a great step up and Soviet cities became moreADV [#73428] modernermodernSPELL [#73429] , more appropriate for their population and morebetterADV [#73430] fitting toPREP [#73431] living standards of that time . On the other hand , not only functional but also beautiful buildings should be producesproducedVERB:FORM [#73432] in our cities . When a government tells architecrturearchitectureSPELL [#73433] companies to fulfilfillVERB [#73434] whole areas , which are remotefarADJ [#73435] from a city centre , with such standartisedstandardisedSPELL [#73436] houses , it influences citizensbadly affects the town the town - dwellersOTHER [#73437] harmfully . According to surweysurveySPELL [#73438] carried out in the early 2010s , people living in districts where most buildings look identicallyidenticalMORPH [#73439] or regularly visiting such places tend to be more stressed than theDET [#73440] ones spending their time anywhere else . More than that , crime rate there is usually quite high , whatwhichPRON [#73441] brings theDET [#73442] population of areas with unified huoseshousesSPELL [#73443] under constant danger . All things considered , there are polartwoOTHER [#73444] differentoppositeADJ [#73445] opinions on the issue of creating buildings . As this essay states , both of them have their rights to exist . From my personal point of view , it is incredibly important to consider not less than two criteria while creating a plan and constructing a building , whichnamelyADV [#73446] invovleinvolveSPELL [#73447] usefulness and arrtactivenessattractivenessSPELL [#73448] . I believe that only this way it is possible to make our cities modern , functional and pleasant places to spend our time in .

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{"id": 3820}
It has always been a concern of both architects and citizens , whether to prioritize beauty above practicality when constructing a building and integrating it into the cityscape . In my opinion , while modern buildings areVERB:TENSE [#73471] ought to meet the needs of whoever is going to inhabit them , it is the main responsibility of the architect to incorporate them into the enviromentenvironmentSPELL [#73472] and make them pleasingpleasantMORPH [#73473] to look at . Firstly , it is important to establish that the most beautiful modern buildings are the ones that are able toinOTHER [#73474] harmonizeharmonyOTHER [#73475] with their surroundings . For example , two buildings of different architectural styles might not fit extremellyextremelySPELL [#73476] well with each other , but if the setting is planned in advance by the architect , the enviroment itself can be viewed as a cultural sight and wortyworthSPELL [#73477] ofPREP [#73478] visiting . As a result of that , a city spaceNOUN [#73479] comfortable to live in and to look at city spaceNOUN [#73480] will emerge . Secondly , we should keep in mind that most of the modern world 's biggest cities carry some form of historical blueprint of various once dominant sylesstylesSPELL [#73481] in architecture , hence , one of the purposes of a modern building is to serve as a neutral base for the already existing sights . As an example ,PUNCT [#73482] we can note the common movement for gentrification of the neighbourhoods once considereddesignedVERB [#73483] for the poor ,PUNCT [#73484] thatwhichDET [#73485] now allows for atheDET [#73486] coexistence of both the downtown and the suburbs . Overall , a building 's constrcutionconstructionSPELL [#73487] plan shoulddoesVERB:TENSE [#73488] not have to choose between the visual element and the practical purpose , but unite both of these , integrating itthemPRON [#73489]⚠️ with other buildings , while creating a space that will cater forPREP [#73490] the needs of a modernOTHER [#73491] daytoday 'sOTHER [#73492] citizen .

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{"id": 3821}
There is an opinion that watching sports on tellythe TVOTHER [#73493] or visiting sports events oninPREP [#73494] stadiums is killingwastingVERB [#73495] the time that could be used for better things . In my opinion , there is some truth intoPREP [#73496] it , but I can not fully agree as welleitherADV [#73497] . First of all , I 'll try to explain why I think watching sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#73498] is good for some people . All of us have their leisure time ,PUNCT [#73499] and thereitPRON [#73500]⚠️ is no secret that a lot of us like some kind of sportsportingMORPH [#73501] activity . Therefore , when you have nothing to do ,PUNCT [#73502] or you want to rest for some time , it may be useful to watch your favourite sport , look at the professionals and their skill level . It may even be a motivator for somebody to start working on themselves and to become a better specialist in the things they do . Moreover , professional sports are esteticallyaestheticallySPELL [#73503] attractivepleasingADJ [#73504] : athletes onatPREP [#73505] their peak compete for the prize and try to becomeleaveVERB [#73506] a legacy . One more fun thing about watching sports is that you can go to live sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#73507] events with your friends and have a great time , it is a brilliant possibility to see your favorite sportsmen and enjoy the crowd . Secondly , it is important to noticenoteMORPH [#73508] that watching sports can really become a struggle for someone . For example , a lot of people in our country watch sports only as a reason to drink a bottle of beer or just to escape from their home duties . These habits are bad and soon convertturnVERB [#73509] into a system of alcohol addiction and loosinglosingVERB [#73510] interest in the basic process of watching . Also , there is one more bad thing you can be dragged into watching sports - it is bets on the winnerOTHER [#73511] . If you can not control your passion , it is better for you not to invest money in something like this , because you can easillyeasilySPELL [#73512] looseloseVERB [#73513] a lot if you willdoVERB:TENSE [#73514] not notice that it is time to stop . In conclusion , I would like to say that even if sometimes it can be useful to watch sports and have a good time , it may become a harmfullharmfulSPELL [#73515] experience for you if you get dragged into it too much .

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{"id": 3822}
There is no question that a lot of people watch sports on TV and somewhere outside . The popular beleifbeliefSPELL [#73516] is that such activity is a real waste of time . I partially agree with this statement . There are some arguments foraboutPREP [#73517] unnecessarityuselessnessNOUN [#73518] of watching sports . The first of thesethemPRON [#73519]⚠️ is that people do n'tnotCONTR [#73520] get any usefull information from it . UnfortunatellyUnfortunatelySPELL [#73521] , watching sports does n'tnotCONTR [#73522] teach us anything and people do n'tnotCONTR [#73523] get any information about the surrounding world from it . It would be better , for example , to go to the library or watch some scientific channeleschannelsSPELL [#73524] . Another argument is that if a person beginbeginsVERB:SVA [#73525] to watch sports on TV quite often , he or sheOTHER [#73526] starts to lead aDET [#73527] sedentary lifestyle . For example , while doing such activity , people usually lie downrelaxVERB [#73528] on sofas eating some food . That can even hurt a personsperson 'sNOUN:POSS [#73529] health . There are , however , equally strong arguments in favour onofPREP [#73530] watching sports on TV or at live events . Firstly , people nowadays work a lot and they gotgetVERB:TENSE [#73531] really tired after aDET [#73532] job . WatchigWatchingSPELL [#73533] some sports can help a person to get rid of a stress . Also ,PUNCT [#73534] it is a good way to get some positive emotions . All of thisWatching sportsOTHER [#73535] can even promote the future productivity inatPREP [#73536] work . Another related argument is that watching some sports is a good reason to meet friends or gather family in order to spend time together . It helps people betterADV [#73537] communicate with each other betterADV [#73538] and have fun . To conclude , there is a widely held view that watchigwatchingSPELL [#73539] sports on TV or outside is quite unncessaryunnecessarySPELL [#73540] . And this point of view is n't unfounded . But in contrast to this opinion there are a lot of strong arguments foraboutPREP [#73541] positive infuentialinfluentialSPELL [#73542] of such an activity .

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{"id": 3823}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#73543] it is widespread trend that small businesses are being replaced by big businesses . In this essay itPRON [#73544] will be argued that drawbacks outweighsoutweighMORPH [#73545] advantages of theDET [#73546] this replacement .OTHER [#73547] There are many disadvantages caused by replacement oftheOTHER [#73548] small businesses . Firstly , it leads to antitrust violation , because large companies are becoming monopolists in certain fields . So ,PUNCT [#73549] it badly affects the economies of each country and global economy . Also , the quality of the products is getting worse . Another minus is that the uniqueness of cities is lost , since small businesses areVERB [#73550] symbols of their culture and history . Moreover , many people see how the businesses of their familyfamiliesNOUN:NUM [#73551] isareVERB:SVA [#73552] suffering . However , there are some benefits from such changes . For instance , the developmentsdevelopmentNOUN:NUM [#73553] of large companies creates more job opportunities for locals . Consequently , the unemloymentunemploymentSPELL [#73554] rate decreases . Also , the standardstandartsNOUN [#73555] of living of the population of some cities increasesincreaseVERB:SVA [#73556] , as they begin to earn more money in global organizations . In conclusion , disadvantages theDET [#73557] of replacementreplacement ofWO [#73558] small businessesNOUN [#73559] businesses with large ones outweighsoutweighMORPH [#73560] advantages . Issues with monopolismmonopolySPELL [#73561] and loss odofPREP [#73562] individuality and quality weigh more than job opportunities .

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{"id": 3827}
It is often said that countries that countries should avoid importing fooodfoodSPELL [#73617] and produce it for their population . That point of view is sane , and I mostly agree with this meaning , but only with some remarks . FirstThe firstDET [#73618] of my arguments is that producing is usually cheaper than buying so it is good for economics not to import food , but toVERB:FORM [#73619] make it . The government that isdoesVERB:TENSE [#73620] not buyingbuyVERB:FORM [#73621] expensive food from anotherotherDET [#73622] countries can spend the money for enhansingenhancingSPELL [#73623] the level of people 's life or improving scientific researches . Secondly , in case of conflict with countriesfood -OTHER [#73624] exporting foodcountriesNOUN [#73625] , the importing country will have a deficitedeficitSPELL [#73626] . People will lose some of their favourite product because of shopping the importimportedVERB:FORM [#73627] . But if the country is not buying food , but making it , a deficit will not happen . And it is not just about food , but firstly it is aboutPREP [#73628] medicine and weapon . However , there is one problem that lies in possibilities . Countries just can not produce everyallDET [#73629] kind of food on their own . Sometimes the climate or anotherotherDET [#73630] things just forbiddoes not allowOTHER [#73631] to produce food . For example , it is impossible to grow bananas or pineapples in cold north countries . I think we should nesessarynecessarySPELL [#73632] mention it , because if we do not import some rare kinds of food , then people start to miss itthemPRON [#73633]⚠️ and become unhappy . In conclusion , I want to say that it is not true to provide radical meanings as complete avoiding an import .

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{"id": 3829}
It is often said that countries that countries should avoid importing fooodfoodSPELL [#73663] and produce it for their population . That point of view is sanereasonableADJ [#73664] , and I mostly agree with this meaning ,opinionOTHER [#73665] but only with some remarks . First of my arguments is that producing is usually cheaper than buying ,PUNCT [#73666] so it is good for economics not to import food ,OTHER [#73667] but make it . The government that is not buying expensive food from another countries can spend the money for enhansingenhancingSPELL [#73668] the level of people 's lifelivesNOUN:NUM [#73669] or improving scientific researches . Secondly , in case of conflict with countries exporting food , the importing country will have a deficitedeficitSPELL [#73670] . People will lose some of their favourite productproductsNOUN:NUM [#73671] because of shopping the importedVERB [#73672] importimportsNOUN:NUM [#73673] . But if the country isdoesVERB:TENSE [#73674] not buyingbuyVERB:FORM [#73675] food ,PUNCT [#73676] but makingproducesVERB [#73677] it , a deficit will not happen . And it is not just about food , but firstly it is aboutPREP [#73678] medicine and weapon . However , there is one problem that lies in possibilities . Countries just can not produce every kind of food on their own . Sometimes the climate or another things just forbid to produce food . For example , it is impossible to grow bananas or pineapples in cold northnorthernADJ [#73679] countries . I think we should nesessarynecessarySPELL [#73680] mention it , because if we do not import some rare kinds of food , then people start to miss itthemPRON [#73681]⚠️ and become unhappy . In conclusion , I wantwould likeVERB [#73682] to say that it is not truerightADJ [#73683] to providetakeVERB [#73684] radical meaningsactions suchOTHER [#73685] as complete avoiding anDET [#73686] importimportingMORPH [#73687] .

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{"id": 3834}
It is often said that countries that countries should avoid importing fooodfoodSPELL [#73728] and produce it for their populationpopulationsNOUN:NUM [#73729] . That point of view is sane , and I mostly agree with this meaningitOTHER [#73730] , but only with some remarks . First of my arguments is that producing is usually cheaper than buying ,PUNCT [#73731] so it is good for economics not to import food , but make it . The government that is not buying expensive food from anotherotherDET [#73732] countries can spend theDET [#73733] money foronPREP [#73734] enhansingenhancingSPELL [#73735] the level of people 's life or improvingsupportingVERB [#73736] scientific researches . Secondly , in case of conflict with countries exporting food , the importing country will have a deficitedeficitSPELL [#73737] . People will lose some of their favourite productproductsNOUN:NUM [#73738] because of shopping the import . But if the country is not buying food , but making it , a deficit will not happen . And it is not just about food , but firstly it is aboutPREP [#73739] medicine and weapon . However , there is one problem that lies in theDET [#73740] possibilities . Countries justsimplyADV [#73741] can not produce everyallDET [#73742] kindkindsNOUN:NUM [#73743] of food on their own . Sometimes the climate or anotherotherDET [#73744] things just forbid to produce food . For example , it is impossible to grow bananas or pineapples in cold northnothernADJ [#73745] countries . I think we should nesessarynecessarySPELL [#73746] mention it , because if we do not import some rare kinds of food , then people start to missmissingVERB:FORM [#73747] itthemPRON [#73748]⚠️ and become unhappy . In conclusion , I want to say that it is not truereasonableADJ [#73749] to provide radical meaningssolutions suchOTHER [#73750] as complete avoiding an import .

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{"id": 3840}
There is an opinion that watching sports on telly or visiting sports events onatPREP [#73836] stadiums is killingkillsVERB:TENSE [#73837] the time that could be used for better things . In my opinion , there is some truth in it , but I can not fully agree as well . First of all , I 'll try to explain why I think watching sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#73838] is goodusefulADJ [#73839] for some people . All of us have theirour ownOTHER [#73840] leisure time and thereitPRON [#73841]⚠️ is no secret that a lotmanyOTHER [#73842] of us like some kind of sport activity . Therefore , when you have nothing to do or you want to restrelaxVERB [#73843] for someaDET [#73844] timewhileNOUN [#73845] , it may be useful to watch your favourite sport , look at the professionals and their skill level . It may even be a motivator for somebody to start working on themselves and to become a better specialist in the things they do . Moreover , professional sports are esteticallyaestheticallySPELL [#73846] attractive : athletes onatPREP [#73847] their peak compete for the prize and try to become a legacy . One moreAnotherOTHER [#73848] fun thing about watching sports is that you can go to liveVERB [#73849] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#73850] events liveVERB [#73851] with your friends and have a great time , it is a brilliantgreatADJ [#73852] possibilityopportunityNOUN [#73853] to see your favorite sportsmen and enjoy the crowd . Secondly , it is important to notice that watching sports can really become a struggle for someone . For example , a lot of people in our country watch sports only as aanDET [#73854] reasonexcuseNOUN [#73855] to drink a bottle of beer or just to escape from their homehouseholdNOUN [#73856] duties . These habits are badharmfulADJ [#73857] and soon convertturnVERB [#73858] into a system of alcohol addiction and loosingloss ofOTHER [#73859] interest in the basic process of watching . Also , there is one more bad thing you can be draggeddragVERB:TENSE [#73860] into watching sports - it is bets . If you can not control your passion , it is better for you not to invest money in something like this , because you can easillyeasilySPELL [#73861] looseloseVERB [#73862] a lot if you willdoVERB:TENSE [#73863] not notice that it is time to stop . In conclusion , I would like to say that even if sometimes it can be useful to watch sports and have a good time , it maycanVERB:TENSE [#73864] become a harmfull experience for you if you get draggeddragVERB:TENSE [#73865] into it too much .

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{"id": 3841}
There is no question that a lot of people watch sports on TV and somewhere outside . The popular beleifbeliefSPELL [#73866] is that such activity is a real waste of time . I partially agree with this statement . There are some arguments for unnecessarityuselessnessNOUN [#73867] of watching sports . The first of these is that people do n't get any usefullusefulSPELL [#73868] information from it . UnfortunatellyUnfortunatelySPELL [#73869] , watching sports does n't teach usviewersOTHER [#73870] anything and people do n't get any information about the surrounding world from it . It would be better , for example , to go to the library or watch some scientific channeleschannelsSPELL [#73871] . Another argument is that if a person beginbeginsVERB:SVA [#73872] to watch sports on TV quite often , hetheyPRON [#73873]⚠️ starts to lead aDET [#73874] sedentary lifestyle . For example , while doing such activity , people usually lie down on sofas eating some food . ThatThisDET [#73875] can even hurtharmVERB [#73876] a personsperson 'sNOUN:POSS [#73877] health . There are , however , equally strong arguments in favour onofPREP [#73878] watching sports on TV or at live events . Firstly , people nowadays work a lot and they gotgetVERB:TENSE [#73879] really tired after jobworkNOUN [#73880] . WatchigWatchingSPELL [#73881] some sports can help a person to get rid of a stress . Also it is a good way to get some positive emotions . All of thistheseDET [#73882] can even promotecontribute toOTHER [#73883] the future productivity inatPREP [#73884] work . Another related argument is that watching some sports is a good reasonopportunityNOUN [#73885] to meet friends or gather family in order to spend time together . It helps people better communicate with each other and have fun . To conclude , there is a widely held view that watchigwatchingSPELL [#73886] sports on TV or outside is quite unncessaryunnecessarySPELL [#73887] . And this point of view is n't unfounded . But in contrast to this opinion there are a lot of strong arguments for theDET [#73888] positive infuentialinfluenceNOUN [#73889] of such an activity .

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{"id": 3842}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#73890] ittherePRON [#73891]⚠️ is aDET [#73892] widespread trend that small businesses are being replaced by big businesses . In this essay IPRON [#73893] will be arguedargueVERB:TENSE [#73894] that theDET [#73895] drawbacks outweighsoutweighMORPH [#73896] advantages of the this replacement . There are many disadvantages caused by replacement of small businesses . Firstly , it leads to anDET [#73897] antitrust violation , because large companies are becoming monopolists in certain fields . So , it badly affects the economies of each country and global economy . Also , the quality of the products is getting worse . Another minus is that the uniqueness of cities is lost , since small businesses areVERB [#73898] symbols of their culture and history . Moreover , many people see how the businesses of their family isareVERB:SVA [#73899] suffering . However , there are some benefits from such changes . For instance , the developmentsdevelopmentNOUN:NUM [#73900] of large companies creates more job opportunities for locals . Consequently , the unemloymentunemploymentSPELL [#73901] rate decreases . Also , the standard of living of the population ofinPREP [#73902] some cities increases , as they begin to earn more money in global organizations . In conclusion , disadvantages of replacement small businesses with large ones outweighsoutweighMORPH [#73903] advantages . Issues with monopolism and loss odofPREP [#73904] individuality and quality weigh more than job opportunities .

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{"id": 3863}
The graphs beforeabovePREP [#74287] illustrate the number of users of Facebook for one year illustrate numberNOUN [#74288] dependdependingVERB:FORM [#74289] on desktop and mobile and theDET [#74290] issentialessentialSPELL [#74291] reason for using itPRON [#74292]⚠️ by both males and femalesOTHER [#74293] . The chart shows that most of people use desktops for Facebook , but since March 2012 lessfewerADJ [#74294] humans use laptops and more users use phones . The most popular reason is sharing photos or videos and more then 50 % of women useing Facebook foris % useOTHER [#74295] it . ForInPREP [#74296] all cases ,PUNCT [#74297] women use Facebook not lessmoreOTHER [#74298] thenthanSPELL [#74299] men . Only for recevingreceivingSPELL [#74300] updates ,PUNCT [#74301] the percentspercentagesMORPH [#74302] of people are the same . Forth partA fourthOTHER [#74303] of men use Facebook fortoPART [#74304] learninglearnVERB:FORM [#74305] about ways to help others . Both groups have nomoreOTHER [#74306] than 60 % of users . Facebook is aDET [#74307] very popular site and had more than 200 millionsmillionMORPH [#74308] users in 2012 and in 2013 it had at least 250 millionsmillionMORPH [#74309] . In the future ,PUNCT [#74310] the numpernumberSPELL [#74311] of people who use Facebook cancouldVERB:TENSE [#74312] reach 1 billion and most of people will use mobiles ,PUNCT [#74313] not desktops .

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{"id": 3866}
Some people believe that watching sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74394] programprogramsNOUN:NUM [#74395] on TV - set or visiting sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74396] events is a waste of time . Others suppose that looking for sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74397] life is a major part of entertainment . This essay agrees with that because attraction of sport can be useful for people . This essay will proofproveVERB [#74398] this point of view . First of all , watching a sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74399] program is a free and effective method to chill after , for example , aDET [#74400] hard day . TheADET [#74401] group of scientists from theDET [#74402] University of Cambridge have published research wherewhichOTHER [#74403] shows that watching sport program influence positive effect foronPREP [#74404] people 'sOTHER [#74405] emotional health people . Especially people who worksworkVERB:SVA [#74406] oninPREP [#74407] stressful , repetitive jobjobsNOUN:NUM [#74408] can get enjoy themselvesPRON [#74409]⚠️ and become more calm when they areVERB:TENSE [#74410] looking for theirOTHER [#74411] favorite kind of sport . Secondly , visiting theDET [#74412] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74413] events : football , tennis , basketball and others can help peopleOTHER [#74414] help to person funnyOTHER [#74415] spend time with friendfriendsNOUN:NUM [#74416] or meet with new people . When friends support theirDET [#74417] favorite team , then fellthey seeOTHER [#74418] all theDET [#74419] wins and failsfailuresMORPH [#74420] , they become more sociable . inInORTH [#74421] conclusion , this essay disagreedisagreesVERB:SVA [#74422] that people who watchingVERB [#74423] sportsportsVERB:SVA [#74424] programNOUN [#74425] or visitingVERB [#74426] sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74427] events are wasting time , because theDET [#74428] attraction of sport can tohelpVERB [#74429] personpeopleNOUN [#74430] get away from theirDET [#74431] daily routine , getmakeVERB [#74432] new friendfriendsNOUN:NUM [#74433] , andCONJ [#74434] get enjoyingenjoy enjoy enjoyVERB:TENSE [#74435] time/

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{"id": 3868}
Watching sports is a popular way to relax for lots of people . There is an opinion that this way of spending time is totally useless for the individual . Personally , I disagree withPREP [#74463] this statement . In this essay I wouldwillVERB:TENSE [#74464] try to explain my opinion and discuss the opposite one . I believe you can improve yourself by watching sports . On the one hand , it can motivate you to do trainingexerciseVERB [#74465] . For example , your favorite skater may inspire you to start doing sports to become more like him . On the other hand , you watch how professional sportsmen do physical excersizesexcercisesSPELL [#74466] . You may learn a huge ammountamountSPELL [#74467] of things from them and correct your own mistakes while doing theDET [#74468] same sports . Many boys learn how to play football by watching games of thethe games ofWO [#74469] famous football players on TV . AlthoughHoweverADV [#74470] , I can understand some arguments of the opposite side . First , most part of theDET [#74471] sport fanatsfansNOUN [#74472] doesdoVERB:SVA [#74473] n't do the same sport as they watch on TV . They eat bad food and drink beer while watching and just waste their precious time when they could , for example , do training themselves . Second , some fanatsfansSPELL [#74474] pay too much money for sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74475] events . What is the reason to givepayingVERB [#74476] a month wagewagesNOUN:NUM [#74477] for sitting at the top ofPREP [#74478] the huge trubune far away from the arena and watching theDET [#74479] same TV screen as you could watch at home ? To sum up , I would like to say that I 'm sure that watching sports can become a brilliant hobby if you watch it not only fortoPART [#74480] havinghaveVERB:FORM [#74481] aDET [#74482] thought - less rest , but also use itPRON [#74483]⚠️ for self - improvement .

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{"id": 3869}
Watching sports , both live and on TV , is sometimes claimed to be a waste of time . I strongly disagree with this opinion . First of all , watching sport is an entertainment for millions of people . Fans and non - involved spectaculorsspectatorsSPELL [#74484] are attracted to different types of sport by the competitive spirit and unique skills of professional sportsmen . People tend to enjoy watching others perform what they can not do themselves - this is a milestone of almost any media content in theDET [#74485] history . With sports , this element is accompanied by the emotion that athletes express during the game , induced by the competition for titles and fame . Furthermore , watching sports can be very emotional if you support a team ofinPREP [#74486] your city or country . Almost everywhere this feeling of relation overcomes the interest ofinPREP [#74487] the game itself , therefore most fans attend matches of their city club inspite of relation , not passion for the sport itself . In terms of country , this bond is even more stronger . The result is that many people who may be not interested in a particular sport on a regular basis , watch games of their national team just because of patriotism . Moreover , sports may be influencing for youth , motivating children to take up the sport they enjoy . A lot of professional athletes recall becoming keen on their particular sport by watching it on TV with their family as a child . WhichWhatPRON [#74488]⚠️ is more , watching a sport one is fond of playing may help to improve personal skills . Children imitate the movements and behaviour of adults ,PUNCT [#74489] thus passing on the experience on to their generation . To conclude , I believe watching sports may be very useful to a person . It stimulates energy and emotion , satisfies the need for aesthetics , unites people underinPREP [#74490] their home club and motivates children to involvetakeVERB [#74491] in healthy outdoor leisure .

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{"id": 3875}
People often argue about watching sports . In my opinion , even though watching and giving people arestrestSPELL [#74531] , distraction from work and so on but ofhen,OTHER [#74532] they get too carried away and harm themselves spending so much time on TV and live sports events . On the one hand , theDET [#74533] watching sports is a good way to distract yourself and getrelaxVERB [#74534] relaxing . Someone relaxes doing sports , someone watchingwatchesVERB:FORM [#74535] TV series , someone walks .. and I ca n't say that there is truly aDET [#74536] correct method . I think that everyone has different tastes and different understanding of the rest . A few years ago I loved to watch Footbool match , it gave me a lot of time to relax and think about something . But I alvaysalwaysSPELL [#74537] knew when I must stop doing " nothing " and start doing my business . On theDET [#74538] other hand , this way of spending time can have bad consequences . If somebody ca n't stop and love it biggermoreADJ [#74539] than other things , he can stay a stuppid and will laylieVERB [#74540] on his sofa all theDET [#74541] time . But if we talk about " wasted of time " only , for example , football : 11 billionersbillion playersOTHER [#74542] running around the football field and kicking the ball . What is this ? In conclusion , I think that everyone must spendingspendVERB:TENSE [#74543] his time how he wants , but ! everyone must think about theDET [#74544] future and how theDET [#74545] watching can influence forPREP [#74546] himselfhimPRON [#74547] .

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{"id": 3877}
There are different opinions about ifwhetherPREP [#74552] watching sports is a waste of time or not . I believe , this particular activity is a good one for resting , but I usually prefer to cook or read a book , if I am tired . Watching sports is very popular , but I do n't think thisitPRON [#74553]⚠️ is interesting for everyone . For many people ,PUNCT [#74554] watching sports is an unnecessary part of their life and a preferable way of spending free time . Usually people , who enjoy watching sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74555] competitions and championships , try to do sports . If they are football fans ,PUNCT [#74556] for example , they can play football with their friends and then spend time together watching a championship . This is beneficial for their health and social life . Also ,PUNCT [#74557] sometimes ,PUNCT [#74558] watching sports can lead to aDET [#74559] healthy lifestyle . Some people do n't watch sports , and sometimes they canmightVERB:TENSE [#74560] even claim that watching sports is boring and it doesisVERB [#74561] n't worth their time . I agree that sometimes people can waste their time on watching sports , but it is as probable as wasting time on the Internet or watching TV . These activities ca n't take a lot of time , if you have a schedualscheduleSPELL [#74562] and aDET [#74563] to - do list and if youPRON [#74564] know , when to work and when to rest . To conclude , watching sports is not a waste of time with careful planning , it. ItPUNCT [#74565] 's a good activity for people who enjoy it . But thisitPRON [#74566] is absolutely okeyokaySPELL [#74567] to prefer different ways of spending free time , for example ,PUNCT [#74568] reading books or watching movies .

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{"id": 3880}
There is an opinion that it is useless to observe any sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74631] events , live or on television . Indeed , sports are designed to take part ofinPREP [#74632] activities , not justnotADV [#74633] watchingwatchVERB:FORM [#74634] them . Although , I disagree , that passive attantionattendanceNOUN [#74635] is just loosingwastingVERB [#74636] time in some sense . FromOnPREP [#74637] the one hand , so many peolpe nawdayspeopleNOUN [#74638] do not doVERB [#74639] any physical activities , but wathingwatchingSPELL [#74640] sports , whatwhichPRON [#74641]⚠️ is seems to be confusing . It is more interesting to take part in competitions , run with a ball or speed up in a sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74642] car , rather then thanPREP [#74643] lay down on the sofa near the TV - box or sit donw on the stadium in a crowd . Also , it looks rude to enjoy the way people are running , swimming or jumping at the edge of their abilities and watch it just for fun . It is evident , that observing sports is much more easier then trytryingVERB:FORM [#74644] to do it byonPREP [#74645] your own . Some people believe , that they can reachachieveVERB [#74646] a lot of different aims instedinsteadSPELL [#74647] of wasting their time on whathing howwhatOTHER [#74648] others do so . FromOnPREP [#74649] the overotherADJ [#74650] hand , it is usefullusefulSPELL [#74651] to be involved in the sports world and support it . For example , some kids , who observe how their favorite sportmenssportsmenSPELL [#74652] do their best , want to become so strong too and start to do exercises , whatwhichPRON [#74653] isareVERB:SVA [#74654] good foforPREP [#74655] their helthhealthSPELL [#74656] . TheDET [#74657] wathing sportWatchingVERB [#74658] events in this way is a motivation to become better . Moreover , sport broadcasts keepskeepVERB:SVA [#74659] the interest toinPREP [#74660] the sport onatPREP [#74661] theaDET [#74662] high level , and sport associations get money from sponsors and govermentsgovernmentsSPELL [#74663] of their countries to improve and grow up new sportsportsNOUN:NUM [#74664] leaders . For instanseinstanceSPELL [#74665] , the most popular intrnationalinternationalSPELL [#74666] copetitionscompetitionsSPELL [#74667] have the biggest prize bank . In conclusion , summing up all I mentioned before , the fact , that just watching sports is lookinglooksVERB:TENSE [#74668] silly in some way , does not mean that it is absolutely usebleusableSPELL [#74669] and wasting your time . I agree , that theDET [#74670] observing sportwatchingVERB [#74671] competitions is important for theDET [#74672] sport community and for motivating people to do physical activities and become better .

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{"id": 3886}
Today a lot of young families want to be finantialyfinanciallySPELL [#74771] independent ,PUNCT [#74772] so both parents referprefer toVERB [#74773] work than to raisestay at home raisingOTHER [#74774] their children at homeOTHER [#74775] . Of course , it happens not because mother and father do n't want to sitlookVERB [#74776] withafterPREP [#74777] their kids . The main reason is that prices for goods are high so it is necessary for families to have enough money to buy these products . It is obvious that everyone wants to live the full life and not only to get by with . Education of children is also expensive and parents always pay a lot of money for it . What is more , families want to travel on their holidays and go abroad at least once a year . It is clear that this kind of lifestyle causes some problems inwithPREP [#74778] fosteringraisingVERB [#74779] the children . Firstly , kids do notnoOTHER [#74780] getVERB [#74781] enough parents ' attention , which can lead to psychological problems in the family ,PUNCT [#74782] because children can think that parents simply do n't love them . Secondly , this makes it hard to foster kids . Children spend a lot of time in , for example , kindergarden and takepick upVERB [#74783] a wide range of habits from other children . Some children are badbadlyMORPH [#74784] behavioredbehavedSPELL [#74785] so they can teach others to do the wrong things . And finally , the less time parents spend with children , the harder itPRON [#74786] becomes for them to communicate with each other . It can cause different rawsrowsSPELL [#74787] between parents and their kids . To sum up , parents in modern families spend less and less time with their children ,PUNCT [#74788] but goingVERB [#74789] outbothOTHER [#74790] toparentsOTHER [#74791] workworkingVERB:FORM [#74792] is the only way to provide theDET [#74793] family with all theDET [#74794] necessary goods .oleynikovaOTHER [#74795]

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{"id": 3887}
The line graph illustrates changes in the propositionprofitNOUN [#74796] share of global smartphone incomescompaniesNOUN [#74797] between 2010 and 2015 . It is clear that theDET [#74798] total earnings of Apple rose dramatically over a 5 - yearsyearNOUN:NUM [#74799] period . By contrast , profits of HTC and Blackberry fell during thistheseDET [#74800] years ,PUNCT [#74801] and SamsungNOUN [#74802] income wereof Samsung was atOTHER [#74803] the same level in 2015 as in 2010 . In 2010 , profit of Apple werewasVERB:SVA [#74804] approximately 40 % share . Whereas, whereasPUNCT [#74805] income of HTC werewasVERB:SVA [#74806] about 10 % and incomes of Samsung and Blackberry were 15 % and 20 % respectively . However , in the year 2013 , Samsung hit a peakinOTHER [#74807] it 'sitsOTHER [#74808] profit , which rose by 28 % . HTC and Blackberry had a slight decrease and both had 8 % profit shareNOUN [#74809] in 2013 . Apple totallyoverall but not alwaysOTHER [#74810] had anDET [#74811] upward trend : theDET [#74812] company 's profit was 70 % in 2012 , but during the next year it fell by 10 % In 2015 , income ofOTHER [#74813] Apple incomesNOUN [#74814] significantly increaseincreasedVERB:TENSE [#74815] to 91 % share . theDET [#74816] ProfitsprofitsORTH [#74817] of 3 other companies gradually dropdroppedVERB:TENSE [#74818] to 2015 . Samsung 's profit werein 2015 wasOTHER [#74819] the same withasPREP [#74820] theiritsDET [#74821] profit in 2010 ( about 15 % ) . Blackberry and HTC both hashadVERB:TENSE [#74822] equal earnings in 2015 ,:PUNCT [#74823] ittheyPRON [#74824]⚠️ waswereVERB:SVA [#74825] about 5 % share for each company .MalyshokOTHER [#74826]

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{"id": 3894}
Governments all over the world are thinking aboutofPREP [#75006] regulingregulatingSPELL [#75007] air travelsthe number of flightsOTHER [#75008] to stop air pollution and global warming . People have different opinions on this problem . I think that this idea is unnecessary at all . My opinion is that bywithPREP [#75009] air travelling people can live everywhereanywhereADV [#75010] they want and stay inPART [#75011] in connectcontactNOUN [#75012] with other world . By air anyone can go to otherremoteADJ [#75013] partpartsNOUN:NUM [#75014] of the world in 10 - 15 hours . In the past ,PUNCT [#75015] this way could takewould have takenVERB:TENSE [#75016] much more time . AlsAlsoSPELL [#75017] air travel does not needrequireVERB [#75018] roads or railways . It needrequiresVERB [#75019] only two airports in place Aof departureOTHER [#75020] and place B.of arrival .OTHER [#75021] ThisItPRON [#75022]⚠️ is cheaper to build an airport than many kilometers of road . And also I think that other types of transport isareVERB:SVA [#75023] harmful too . And planes helpshelpVERB:SVA [#75024] the world to be more open . But not all people agree with this opinion . Some of them think that planes are very harmful . Planes fly all over the world and over theDET [#75025] North and South pole . This is one of the ideasreasonsNOUN [#75026] why global warming is so big . Also ,PUNCT [#75027] planes pollute air and it is very bad too . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#75028] I can say that all types osofPREP [#75029] modern transprort are harmful . But planes have many good qualities . So the idea of regulingregulatingSPELL [#75030] air transport is not very useful ЖетписовNOUN [#75031] .ТимурOTHER [#75032]

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{"id": 3897}
We are given a bar chart which provides us with information about the changes in the amountnumberNOUN [#75091] of children who did didVERB:TENSE [#75092] have notnot haveWO [#75093] an opportunity to be educated in primary school in different regions such as Africa , South Asia and the rest of the world . The data is divided inintoPREP [#75094] two groups : the number of children in 2000 and inPREP [#75095] 2012 . First of all , the main feature is that the amountnumberNOUN [#75096] of boys and girls without primary school educationseducationNOUN:NUM [#75097] decreased in all regions between 2000 and 2012 . The bestbiggestADJ [#75098] decrease was registratedregisteredSPELL [#75099] in South Asia -PUNCT [#75100] from 32,732.7OTHER [#75101] millionsmillionMORPH [#75102] children to 9,99.9OTHER [#75103] millionsmillionMORPH [#75104] . Another trend is that in 2000 the number of boys deprived of educationOTHER [#75105] was bigger than the number of suchADJ [#75106] girls ,PUNCT [#75107] whereas in 2012 in all parts of the world except for Africa this trenddistributionNOUN [#75108] was different . ItTherePRON [#75109] waswereVERB:SVA [#75110] still more uneducated children in Africa in 2012 than in South Asia andorCONJ [#75111] the rest of the world . To sum up , this bar chart shows positive statistics since the numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#75112] of primary school students risedroseVERB:INFL [#75113] dramatically СтепанцеваNOUN [#75114] .АлександраOTHER [#75115]

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{"id": 3906}
There are different pointpointsNOUN:NUM [#75307] of viewsviewNOUN:NUM [#75308] on what the main functions of social networks are . While some peopleNOUN [#75309] sayssayVERB:SVA [#75310] thethatPRON [#75311]⚠️ social media should provide various types of information and improve knowledge of people in different spheres , the opinion that websites such as Facebook or Vkontakte were created only for entertainment also exists . I would rather agree with the first point of view . First of all , social networks are good tools for education . They are open to everyone which means people can share their own knowledge with others , download some useful books and materials access to which is usually limited , discuss problems and find their solutions together . Interacting with other people , many of whom have a high level of intellect and a considerable amount of life experience , can give a person an opportunity to improve histheirDET [#75312] own knowledge . Besides , exchange of opinions on theaDET [#75313] certain matter during discussions in social networks can help people to find mistakes in their theories and develop itthemPRON [#75314] . Another important feature which should be taken into account is that Facebook and Vkontakte usually provide much more information about recent events than official news websites and , thus , are very useful forPREP [#75315] those who want to find out more details . Of course , it must not be forgotten that for most people social networks are only entertainment resources . Many of ordinarycommonOTHER [#75316] citizenspeopleNOUN [#75317] claim that they discusseddiscussVERB:TENSE [#75318] enough serious matters at work , and at home , sitting in front of the computer , they just want to relax . Nobody would deniesdenyVERB:FORM [#75319] that social networks provide a great range of games , movies and other types of entertainment . Still , I would argue that the main purpose of Facebook and Vkontakte is providingto provideVERB:FORM [#75320] information as it is necessary for everyone to know about what is happening in the world . Having said that , although . entertainment and sharing of knowledge are both very important functions of social media ,butOTHER [#75321] the last onelatterOTHER [#75322] seems to be more important for modern people .AfanasevaOTHER [#75323]

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{"id": 3908}
Evidence seems to suggest that the dispute about the effectiveness and environmental usefullnessusefulnessSPELL [#75357] of the air travelling is extremely meritcontroversialADJ [#75358] . There are plenty of people and authorities who are absolutely sure that modern society can easily exist without travelling by plane . Moreover , reducing the air travellingtrafficNOUN [#75359] will lead to saving the environment . I absolutelycategoricallyADV [#75360] do not agree with that theDET [#75361] statement and now I am going to considerproveVERB [#75362] my point of view . Firstly , air travelling is the fastest kind of transport by present daytodayOTHER [#75363] . GreatA greatDET [#75364] number of people use it every day to get to the destination ,PUNCT [#75365] which may be extremely far from their homeshomeNOUN:NUM [#75366] . What is more , people ususeSPELL [#75367] planes not only for their targetsown purposesOTHER [#75368] ,:PUNCT [#75369] a lot of business trips happentake placeOTHER [#75370] eacheveryDET [#75371] day . And can you imagine the situation , when have to have a deal oninvolvingOTHER [#75372] millions of dollars US , and thetheyPRON [#75373] should spend some days or maybe weeks to meet with their partners . As a result , the economyeconomiesNOUN:NUM [#75374] of many countries can be damaged greatly as well . Secondly , if governments reduce the number of air travelstripsNOUN [#75375] , there is no doubt that soon they will find an increase in usingthe use ofOTHER [#75376] other kinds of transport , which are notnoOTHER [#75377] less environmentally harmful asthanPREP [#75378] planes , like cars , trains , buses and so on . It is obvious that all these means ofOTHER [#75379] transport can be as damagingharmfulADJ [#75380] fortoPREP [#75381] the nature , as planes do , or maybe ever more . And finally , governments risk to meethavingVERB [#75382] withPREP [#75383] dissatisfied people , as theDET [#75384] reducing the flights means theDET [#75385] increasing costs on other means ofOTHER [#75386] transport and disabilityinabilityNOUN [#75387] of people to get to placetheir destinationOTHER [#75388] in the latestfastestADJ [#75389] way . To sum up , I would like to say that surely air travelling is dangerous for the nature ,PUNCT [#75390] and soon it will appearresultVERB [#75391] in great problems for the mankind . However , we should not recognizeregardVERB [#75392] thatitOTHER [#75393] as the only one factor andbutCONJ [#75394] concentrate on what is , obviously , supposed to be the best and most modern way of travelling onOTHER [#75395] long distancesdistanceNOUN:NUM [#75396] .travelling ЯковлеваOTHER [#75397]

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{"id": 3911}
The bar chart below highlightsillustratesVERB [#75437] how many children , both girls and boys , from different world regions did not have any potential ability to get basic school education in 2000 and in 2012 . It can be noticed that South Asia hasVERB:TENSE [#75438] made the greatest improvement in providing children with education among all other regions . Not only the general number of illiterate children here decreased but also the boys and girls ' proportion significantly changed . NumberThe numberDET [#75439] of children without anDET [#75440] access to primary education in Africa fellhas also fallenOTHER [#75441] tooalsoADV [#75442] and thatitPRON [#75443]⚠️ can not be left without attentionoverlookedOTHER [#75444] . As it can be seen from the bar chart , there waswereVERB:SVA [#75445] only approximately 10 millions of children without theDET [#75446] access to education in 2012 in South Asia in comparison towithPREP [#75447] about 35 millionsmillionMORPH [#75448] in 2000 ,PUNCT [#75449] which means that there used to be almost 3,5 timesNOUN [#75450] more children unable to enterget intoOTHER [#75451] school in 2000the schoolOTHER [#75452] than there were inOTHER [#75453] 2012 .PUNCT [#75454] According to the graph , there waswereVERB:SVA [#75455] approximately 4 times more girls without education which is just about 2 times more than boys in 2000 who did not havereceiveVERB [#75456] atheDET [#75457] right to have anDET [#75458] education . Speaking aboutofPREP [#75459] Africa , there was a slight improvement , which resultedOTHER [#75460] in decreasing the number of children with no access to primary schools : almost 5 millionsmillionMORPH [#75461] more girls and just over 5 millionsmillionMORPH [#75462] ofPREP [#75463] boys were able to get education in 2012 .PUNCT [#75464] results : the general number insignificantly decreased while distribution ofOTHER [#75465] boys and girls sharesNOUN [#75466] remained stable .

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{"id": 3914}
I could not agree more that air travel is one of the cause of global warming and air pollution because of its greenhouse gases . However , I think that government regulation of this public transport can be considered aOTHER [#75519] hitshitMORPH [#75520] the libertyto personal freedomOTHER [#75521] . Let us analyze everything in detail . First of all , there are basic human rights which sayclaimVERB [#75522] that any travel should be free , despiteno matter forOTHER [#75523] thewhatDET [#75524] purposes . It means that authoritysauthoritiesNOUN:INFL [#75525] could not order which travel is unnecessary . For example , statistics shows that about 50 % of people all over the world have very hard work , so they need continiousenoughADJ [#75526] rest . In this case it is illegal to ban rasesflightsNOUN [#75527] to resorts . In addition , I believe that the majority of modern countries are democratic . Consequently , the government has notnoOTHER [#75528] power to introduce such radical laws without public discussions . For instance , in Australia the authorityesauthoritiesSPELL [#75529] got an idea to change the national flag in 2009 . But many cityzenscitizensSPELL [#75530] were againsagainstSPELL [#75531] itPRON [#75532]⚠️ and after voting it was savedthe the voteOTHER [#75533] the old flag was savedVERB [#75534] . On the other hand , my opponents argue that it is very dangerous toforPREP [#75535] the natural environment to allow aDET [#75536] huge amount of air travel . I can not agree with that at all . I believe that the main cause of air pollution is greenhouse gases from our cars . Airplane is aDET [#75537] very expensive machinemechanismNOUN [#75538] , so thethereOTHER [#75539] amountare fewOTHER [#75540] of them is quite littleOTHER [#75541] in the world . However , there are thousands andmillionsOTHER [#75542] thousansthousandsSPELL [#75543] cars in our streets . All things considered , I strongly believe that governments should n't introduce laws to reduce the amount of air travel .СазонвоаOTHER [#75544]

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{"id": 3919}
The chart illustrates the amountnumberNOUN [#75626] of children ,PUNCT [#75627] whichwhoPRON [#75628]⚠️ are dodidVERB:TENSE [#75629] not have an opportunity to get education in primary school frominPREP [#75630] 2000 and in 2012 presentedOTHER [#75631] by gender and areasregionNOUN [#75632] . From the first glance , it is clear that Africa took the first place in the amountlevelNOUN [#75633] of children ,PUNCT [#75634] whichwhoPRON [#75635] cancouldVERB:TENSE [#75636] not be educated in primary schools . ItPRON [#75637]⚠️ TheisOTHER [#75638] interesting fact ,OTHER [#75639] that the propotionproportionSPELL [#75640] of boys and girls is aproximately equal , everywhere ,anywhereOTHER [#75641] exeptexceptSPELL [#75642] South Asia in 2000 ., ,PUNCT [#75643] Thewhere theADV [#75644] number of girls asADV [#75645] twice as biggerbigADJ:FORM [#75646] thanasPREP [#75647] ofPREP [#75648] boys ( 21,6 and 11,1 ) . Moreover , South Asia had the smallest number of uneducated children in 2012 . ThatItPRON [#75649]⚠️ was only 10 millions . Overall , it is crussialycruciallySPELL [#75650] important that the number of children without access to primary education was decreasing peroverPREP [#75651] theDET [#75652] years under observationOTHER [#75653] . However , Africa in 2012 still hashadVERB:TENSE [#75654] the biggest amountnumberNOUN [#75655] , which iswasVERB:TENSE [#75656] equal to theDET [#75657] number of children in South Asia in 2000 . However , the main trend iswasVERB:TENSE [#75658] positive .ПикаловаOTHER [#75659]

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{"id": 3922}
Nowadays a lot of people argue about air traveltravellingVERB:FORM [#75703] . Some of them are sure that the amount of air travel should be reduced as it causedcausesVERB:TENSE [#75704] air pollution and global warming . However , others areVERB [#75705] claim that itPRON [#75706]⚠️ is not the most crucial problem . I support the first point if view for a variety of reasons . First of all , air pollution , which is caused by the enormous amount of air travel , is the reason of global warming . A lot of countries are suffering from the consequences of itthis pollutionOTHER [#75707] , trying to find the way to stop it . The problem is that the-OTHER [#75708] one country can not deal with global warming alone . The allAll theWO [#75709] world should pay attention ontoPREP [#75710] how air travel is harmful for our planet . Moreover , people should think about theDET [#75711] alternative ways of travel , which can be morelessADV [#75712] harmlessharmfulADJ [#75713] . Besides , scientists can create less harmful and polluted types of planes . However , other people are sure that air travel is the least way of travelling . They claim that air travel is the fastest and the safest . There are more car accidents per year than theDET [#75714] plane crashes . Also , they are strongly confident that it will be very expensive to create a new type offofPART [#75715] plane . They are sure that it is better to spend money on more important problems , like hunger and economical crisis . I do not agree with this point of view because we can not safesaveSPELL [#75716] money on essential problems like global warming . People should try to help poorer countries to survive . I agree that the-OTHER [#75717] hunger is also one of the most crucial problems . But I am sure that it does not mean that people should forget about the others . In conclusion , I am strongly confident that people should be very careful with the-OTHER [#75718] global problems as they influence not only our planet , but also the mankid .КравцовOTHER [#75719]

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{"id": 3925}
The present bar chart illustrates the qualitynumberNOUN [#75774] of kids which areofOTHER [#75775] differenteitherCONJ [#75776] sexessexNOUN:NUM [#75777] and live in different locations without the opportunity to attend primary school and the changes in the situation fromfor twelve years atOTHER [#75778] the beginning of the twentyforOTHER [#75779] first century in twelve yearsOTHER [#75780] . Overall , it is a downward tendency in the number of children without an access to primary school in all the three regions . The greatest rise in the level of access happened in South Asia ,PUNCT [#75781] whenwhereADV [#75782] approximately twenty three millionsmillionMORPH [#75783] ofPREP [#75784] children haveVERB:TENSE [#75785] got an opportunity to study . InAtPREP [#75786] the beginning of the described period atheDET [#75787] number of boys with the access to primary education was definetely bigger then atheDET [#75788] number of girls having such access .WE DO NOT KNOW THATOTHER [#75789] For example , in South Asia the number of such boys was approximately two times biggeras big as that of as big as that of girlsOTHER [#75790] - almost twenty one and a half millionsmillionMORPH [#75791] versus almost eleven millions . By the year two thouthandthousandSPELL [#75792] and twelve more children were given an opportunity to get elementary education . They are ten millionsmillionMORPH [#75793] of kids in Africa , eight millionsmillionMORPH [#75794] - in the rest of the world and the most significant changes happened in South Asia ,PUNCT [#75795] where the gap redused forbyPREP [#75796] approximately twenty three millions of childrenchildDyakonovaPRON [#75797]⚠️ .

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{"id": 3928}
Social media usage is on the rise and nonowSPELL [#75822] therePRON [#75823]⚠️ are debates as to what itstheirDET [#75824] main purpose is , with some claiming it is information and knowledge sharing , and others refuting that sites such as Facebook and VK exist purely for entertainment . In this essay I will examine both of these views followedand will then giveOTHER [#75825] by a reasoned conclusion . More and more people use social media websites for educational purposes and thus regard this as the main aim of these sites . Indeed , not only many institutions and organisations have their own pages on social media site with sufficiently full and up - to - date information , but they theyPRON [#75826]⚠️ also it canOTHER [#75827] be used by ordinary people as aDET [#75828] vital news outlet . For instance , during so - called « Black - out » , the series of resonant race - related protests aimed at combatingprotesting againstOTHER [#75829] unjust police brutality in the USA , social media such as Twitter and Facebook were often the only source of information for people not directly involved in the protests , as the conventional media relayed scarce or incorrect reports . There is undoubtedly another facet to social media , namely itstheirDET [#75830] entertainment value . A wide variety of games , quizesquizzesNOUN:INFL [#75831] , musical playlists , visual collages etc . can be found on VK or FB onPREP [#75832] any given day . It is because of this facet that many argue that social media should simply entertain , because ittheyPRON [#75833]⚠️ isareVERB:SVA [#75834] a rare safe haven amonginPREP [#75835] atheDET [#75836] sea of negative information coming from elsewhereeverywhereADV [#75837] . Admittedly , you need onlyonly needWO [#75838] turntoVERB [#75839] on your TV to see a report on a war or otheranotherDET [#75840] tragedy within a few minutes . However , it is agreed that social media 's main purpose is after all , relaying information and knowledge . Entertainment valueNOUN [#75841] can still be found widely , one could say that the entire modern culture is built on entertainment . With this in mind , social media isareVERB:SVA [#75842] unique in that ittheyPRON [#75843]⚠️ possesespossessSPELL [#75844] a rare accessibility quality , usable for the widest arrayspectrumNOUN [#75845] of people and isareVERB:SVA [#75846] thus too important to neglectbe neglectedVERB:TENSE [#75847] when discussing itstheirDET [#75848] informationinformationalMORPH [#75849] value . In conclusion , there is no consensus generally as to the main purpose of social media , but it is agreed that sharing information is aDET [#75850] more vitalimportant featureOTHER [#75851] than mere entertainment as ittherePRON [#75852]⚠️ possessesareVERB [#75853] some unique qualities in this capacity such as accessibility .TorubarovOTHER [#75854]

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{"id": 3935}
The chart provides the information about the average time spent on sport activities in England in 2012 by both men and women . The largest amount of time ( 282,1 min ) was spent by men aged 16 - 24 , while the smallest ( 10 min ) was spent by women at the age of over 75 years . As onewePRON [#76005]⚠️ can see ,PUNCT [#76006] the tendency of spendingisOTHER [#76007] thatDET [#76008] time spentVERB [#76009] on sport decreasedecreasesNOUN:NUM [#76010] when people become older . Nevertheless , there is an increase in the periodgroupNOUN [#76011] of 76 - 74 years oldADJ [#76012] among men . A more detailed look reveals ,PUNCT [#76013] that in generalOTHER [#76014] women spend less time on doing sports than men in generalOTHER [#76015] . The biggest gap is 168 min ( for theOTHER [#76016] age group ofOTHER [#76017] 16 - 24 years ) . However , there is no such a dramatic change in women 's time spendingspentVERB:FORM [#76018] on exercise comparingif comparedOTHER [#76019] towithPREP [#76020] men ( e.g. women , aged 25 to 34 years and 35 to 44 years have the same amount of time spent on sports , while men 's istimeOTHER [#76021] decreasingdecreases decreasesVERB:TENSE [#76022] with ageOTHER [#76023] ) . To sum up , obviously the time spent on sport decreases due towithPREP [#76024] theDET [#76025] age among both women and men in England . While men spendspentVERB:TENSE [#76026] more time doing sports , women 's time dedicated to sport doesdidVERB:TENSE [#76027] not experience such drastic changes . At the age of 75 and older people almost do not spend time on sport .СеливерстоваOTHER [#76028]

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{"id": 3937}
The given bar chart reflects how much sport is done by various sexgenderNOUN [#76046] and age groups in England . As it can clearly bebe clearlyWO [#76047] seen , among the coveredobservedADJ [#76048] groups of males and females from 16 to over 75 years old , the younger spend more time on exercising , however , getting older , more and more people tend to reduce training lengthdurationNOUN [#76049] or abandon sportssportNOUN:NUM [#76050] at all . To provide more detailinformationNOUN [#76051] , one can note that for both men and women the period of maximum time spent foronPREP [#76052] physical activities is from 16 to 24 years , when human organismbodyNOUN [#76053] is at the apexpeakNOUN [#76054] of strength , fitness and development ; at the same time , young people are less vulnerable to diseases that would stop them from doing sports or limit themitPRON [#76055]⚠️ to a certain degree . It is also notable that atduringPREP [#76056] this period men dodidVERB:TENSE [#76057] more than twice moreas muchOTHER [#76058] sportssportNOUN:NUM [#76059] thanasPREP [#76060] women . For the following two age groups , however , this difference decreases , and , according to the chart , whilst women tend to do exercise for 92,8ninety two point eightOTHER [#76061] minutes atonPREP [#76062] average for almost twenty years , the number of minutes men from the next age groups spend significantly decreases from 282,1two hundred eighty two point oneOTHER [#76063] minutes to 153,8one hundred fifty three point eightOTHER [#76064] and then to 120 minutes . By the age atofPREP [#76065] 64 , as it can be observerobservedMORPH [#76066] onfromPREP [#76067] the chart , women proveare shownVERB [#76068] to do even more sports than men . After this period , again , a rise in the average amount of time spent on training by men can be seen , and at 75 years , men devote time to sports in the same proportion toasPREP [#76069] women aswhenOTHER [#76070] theytheSPELL [#76071] didlatter doOTHER [#76072] duringitOTHER [#76073] whenADV [#76074] thetheyPRON [#76075]⚠️ wereVERB [#76076] 16 - 24 yearyearsNOUN:NUM [#76077] -PUNCT [#76078] old period .ПриходинаOTHER [#76079]

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{"id": 3938}
Nowadays more and more people tend to disputeargueVERB [#76080] on the topic of the primary purposes of veraciousvariousADJ [#76081] social media platformsNOUN [#76082] . Some believe that , first of all , services such as Odnoclassniki or Twitter should provide the society with new knowledge and enhance learning process , whilst others claim thatPREP [#76083] things do not have to be that serious , and ,OTHER [#76084] and that theOTHER [#76085] sense of comfort and fun is what we need mostmostlyMORPH [#76086] when it comes to media similar to those named above . I would like to express my own opinion on the matter . Of course , one of the crucial functions of social media is connectingto connectVERB:FORM [#76087] people and thus enablingto enableVERB:FORM [#76088] them to exchange information and experience . TakenGivenVERB [#76089] that all the people on the Earth have different goals , responsibilities , education , values and tastes , theOTHER [#76090] usesuseNOUN:NUM [#76091] of social networks can not coincide completelybe the same for everyoneOTHER [#76092] . On the one hand , making scientific and administrative information accessible worldwide seems to be the most important goal of social media . The operation of entire governments , economic and business networks , scientific communities and universities dwells upon the systems of quick , easy and secure information distribution . Social media hashaveVERB:SVA [#76093] widened the horizons for people living in remote areas , giving them opportunities to work and study . Furthermore , with such media , it is much easier to collaborate or create documents , databases and even works of art . On the other hand , no one would deny that these days the Internet has become much similar to what modern sociologists call " a third place " , which is neither work nor home , but easily accessible and capable of serving as a transformable space to meet one 's demands . People now spend more time browsing the Web , some endingendVERB:FORM [#76094] up with pointless surfing . Due to this , entertaining roleanOTHER [#76095] of social media is not to be deminished . According to psychologists and programmistsprogramming specialistsNOUN [#76096] , it is vital that the users ensure thatPREP [#76097] the Internet and social media form a safe and friendly environment . To conclude , in my opinion , it is not an easy task to build a strict hierarchy of purposes of social media , because of the different approachesattitudesNOUN [#76098] to social media and expectations fromofPREP [#76099] itthemPRON [#76100]⚠️ . As " third places " ,PUNCT [#76101] social media websites are a flexible platform that can be filled with certain content and context .ВасиловскаяOTHER [#76102]

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{"id": 3940}
Nowadays more and more people travel by air foronPREP [#76119] theirDET [#76120] business tripsorOTHER [#76121] ofonPREP [#76122] vacationsholidayNOUN [#76123] . Some people think that this way is the most convenient one and should be developed further ,PUNCT [#76124] while otherothersNOUN:NUM [#76125] suppose that air travelling should be regulated by authorities as it pollutes the air and causecausesVERB:SVA [#76126] global warming . To my mind , the amount of air travel should be reduced . To start with , air pollution which is caused by the planes and itstheirDET [#76127] fuel can be extremely harmful for people 's health . These pollutantsPollutantsDET [#76128] which are emergedemittedVERB [#76129] into the atmosphere during the air travelflightsNOUN [#76130] can get into people 's lungs , accamulateaccumulateSPELL [#76131] there and cause , for example , aDET [#76132] cancer or other serious deseases . Moreover , theDET [#76133] air pollution also contributes to global warming ,PUNCT [#76134] which can cause undesirable climatic changes and makedoVERB [#76135] harm to the environment . However , the supporters of the opposite point of view belivebelieveSPELL [#76136] that modern technologies allow us to make these air pollutants less harmful with the use of different filters . In addition , air travel is the fastest and the most comfortable way to make a aDET [#76137] tripstripNOUN:NUM [#76138] , especially from one continent to another . Nevertheless , in my opinion , the amount of air travelling should be reduced as the engineers can not completely excludeeliminateVERB [#76139] these harmul gases from the fuel of planes which are emergeddischargedVERB [#76140] into the atmosphere . Also , this way of travelling is not always safe . To sum up , some people assume that the amount of air travel should not be reduced by government regulationregulationsNOUN:NUM [#76141] as ittherePRON [#76142]⚠️ is necessarya needOTHER [#76143] for long trips but,OTHER [#76144] I am absolutely sure that air travelling should be decreased legally with the help of authorities as it can be dangerous for the environment .АгафоноваOTHER [#76145]

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{"id": 3942}
Nowadays more and more parents tend to dedicatedevoteVERB [#76162] their time to work rather than toPREP [#76163] their own children . AsPREP [#76164] As theaDET [#76165] result ,PUNCT [#76166] children do not get theaDET [#76167] chance to spend as much time with parents as the previous generations could . With the course of time the lifestyle and life goals of the majority of people underwent serious changes . At the present time the social status is dictated by the posessedVERB [#76168] amount of money acquiredVERB [#76169] , therefore ,PUNCT [#76170] there is a tendency to work more . People need more money to afford good education for children , to buy them school supplies and clothes . Moreover , individual tutors are often hired to enchance the academic performance of the child , which is also quite costly . Another possible reason can be the pursuit of thetheirDET [#76171] own professional goals and self - realization of the parents at work , which leads to the higher satisfaction rates and often the wage increase . "PUNCT [#76172] As parents spend more time working ,PUNCT [#76173] children stay alone or with the people who are paid to watchlook afterOTHER [#76174] them . A number of problems can be caused by this issue . One of them concerns the psychological state of children , who feel abandoned and try to reach the parents using all possible ways including rebellious and deviant behaviour , which can negatively affect the society in general . Another problem is that from early childhood the wrong values are proposeddemonstratedVERB [#76175] to the children , whose minds can be easily affected by parents as role models . They learn that financial and social statuses are an essential part of life offorPREP [#76176] any person and theyPRON [#76177]⚠️ forget about other qualities needednecessaryADJ [#76178] for success . Parents neglect tellingfail to tellVERB:FORM [#76179] their children about love , care and kindness . The lack of these qualities might result in the destruction of the society as everyone will be only striving for money and social status . Summing up , if parents keep neglecting their duty of raising children and educating them about the right things the society will fall apart . On the other hand , in order to raise a child ,PUNCT [#76180] one needs to work ,PUNCT [#76181] as a lot of money is needed . The only solution to this urgent problem is findingto findVERB:FORM [#76182] the balance and beingbeVERB:FORM [#76183] able to give up on something .СергееваOTHER [#76184]

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{"id": 3943}
The given bar chart illustrates how the number of children who could not have primary school education changed over theDET [#76185] time in different regions . It is easy to see that in 2000 the biggest number of uneducated children heldwas observedVERB [#76186] placeNOUN [#76187] in Africa with almost 45 millionsmillionMORPH [#76188] ofPREP [#76189] people , whilst in the rest of the world itPRON [#76190] was the smallest with only 23 millions . By the time passed ,PUNCT [#76191] the situation hashadVERB:TENSE [#76192] dramaticaly changed for all of the given regions - the biggest difference seemed to be in South Asia as the number plummeted from 32 millionsmillionMORPH [#76193] to 10 , which was the lestlowestADJ [#76194] result in 2012 in comparison to other places . Africa still had the worst result , ButbutORTH [#76195] there were much lessfewerOTHER [#76196] uneducated children than 12 years ago . Talking about gender , the situation did not change much infromPREP [#76197] bothDET [#76198] 2000 andtoOTHER [#76199] 2012 :PUNCT [#76200] the number of girls without access to primary education was more likely to be larger than the number of boys . Overall , over the 12 years the situation hashadVERB:TENSE [#76201] changed toforPREP [#76202] atheDET [#76203] better sideNOUN [#76204] in all of the given regions , as the number of uneducated boys and girls fellhad fallenVERB:TENSE [#76205] down .МакароваOTHER [#76206]

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{"id": 3954}
As time goes by , labour market does not remain the same . Nowadays people need to spentspendVERB:FORM [#76527] much more time and strength on their jobs and professional carreercareerSPELL [#76528] . Unfortunately , it affects their children as they do not have enough time fortoPART [#76529] spendingspendVERB:FORM [#76530] it on something else but work . We need to find out why it is so and what it may lead to . First of all , women 's vacationpaid - for leave of absenceOTHER [#76531] of pregnancy and a period straight after giving birth to aOTHER [#76532] child - borning hashaveOTHER [#76533] been cut down so when you become a mommotherNOUN [#76534] , you are not able to devote yourselfPRON [#76535]⚠️ enough fortime toOTHER [#76536] taking care of your baby . Today lots of families have to find a baby - sitter , and the main point is that parents may miss some important moments of children 's growing - up , like theDET [#76537] first words or first steps . Moreover , when parents start paying more attention to their carreer ladder rather than ontoPREP [#76538] their family , it can cause behaviour deviations among children . Lack of attention leads to naughternaughtierSPELL [#76539] behavior among toddlers and to more serious problems among teenagers ,PUNCT [#76540] like alcohol and drug abuse , smoking or commiting a crime . Psychologist are not able to find outPART [#76541] universal solutions to such problems as relationships between parents and children vary a lot in many cases . Yet we can highlight some pieces of advice that can be helpful forinPREP [#76542] improving the current situation . Firstly , however busy you are , you always have to find some time whileonPREP [#76543] both weekdays and weekend in order to devote it to your children . Secondly , you should know what your babies are interested in as hobbies may improve your relationship . Finally , it is extremely important to show your family means more to youOTHER [#76544] than your job and participation in all - family activities will boost trust and help having a better interconnection with children . All in all , modern families should somehow try to come back to the roots and devote as much time to children as possible fortoPART [#76545] avoidingavoidVERB:FORM [#76546] possible family problems and conflicts .LoginOTHER [#76547]

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{"id": 3955}
The chart illustrates the number of boys and girls whichwhoPRON [#76548] did not have anDET [#76549] access to primary school education in different regions of the worldOTHER [#76550] in 2000 and in 2012 . In general , it can be seen that the numbernumbersNOUN:NUM [#76551] of such children variesvariedVERB:FORM [#76552] greatly . In 2000 in Africa there waswereVERB:SVA [#76553] just below 45 million children without access to primary education ,PUNCT [#76554] and malesboysNOUN [#76555] made up nearly the half of them . In 2012 there was a decrease by 5 % in amountthe the numberOTHER [#76556] of boys not visitinggoing toOTHER [#76557] primary schools ,PUNCT [#76558] and the same trend was observed for girls . In southSouthORTH [#76559] Asia more than 30 million ofPREP [#76560] children did not have primary education ,PUNCT [#76561] and boys were theoneDET [#76562] third of the total number . However , over the 10 -PUNCT [#76563] year period this rate went down rapidly to the level of 10 % for botheitherDET [#76564] gendersgenderNOUN:NUM [#76565] . For the rest of the world the same changes were reported ,PUNCT [#76566] but they were not so significant with approximately 25 percent of children in 2000 and 15 percent in 2012 without greatmuchADJ [#76567] differencesdifferenceNOUN:NUM [#76568] forbetweenPREP [#76569] twoOTHER [#76570] genders . Overall , the tendency of decrease in theDET [#76571] number of uneducated children is seen all over the world .ОлейниковаOTHER [#76572]

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{"id": 3958}
Nowadays air pollution and global warming are caused by many reasonsfactorsNOUN [#76613] including travelling by air . A big part of air travel is a surplus of aOTHER [#76614] surplus of flightsOTHER [#76615] , hence ,PUNCT [#76616] state powers should offer suggestions , for example , some laws which could help the situation and decrease theDET [#76617] number of flights . As for me , I totally agree with this statement . I suppose the government should find alternatives to air travel and promote them . First of all , environmental problems are really serious in the modern world ,PUNCT [#76618] and aircraftsairplanesSPELL [#76619] pollute the air with CO2 more than any other kind of vehicles . The active development of science affordallowsVERB [#76620] us to use much quicker trains and sea - going vessels than before ,PUNCT [#76621] which are not so harmful fortoPREP [#76622] our nature . Secondly , the failure of Transaero , the Russian airline , was a consequence of real surplus atonPREP [#76623] the market of air travel services . They thought that the development ofOTHER [#76624] thetheyPRON [#76625]⚠️ market wascouldOTHER [#76626] endlessendlesslyMORPH [#76627] andCONJ [#76628] increasedincreaseMORPH [#76629] theDET [#76630] number of planes . However , crisis and devaluation of atheDET [#76631] ruble lowered quantitythe numberOTHER [#76632] of tourists ,PUNCT [#76633] and the market came to stagnation . Popularity of asbothOTHER [#76634] international asandOTHER [#76635] hinterlanddomesticADJ [#76636] directions decreased ,PUNCT [#76637] and it is the bright illustration that theDET [#76638] government can try to reduce the amount of air travel without strong resistance . Nevertheless , some people think that air flights are the essential part of today 's everyday life ,PUNCT [#76639] and it is impossible to reduce their number . But practice shows that only budget planes haveflyVERB [#76640] fullfullyMORPH [#76641] loadloadedVERB:FORM [#76642] in contrast to many aircrafts ofOTHER [#76643] business - class compartmentsNOUN [#76644] . In conclusion , I would like to say that now is the best time for changes andtoOTHER [#76645] helpinghelpVERB:FORM [#76646] our nature СмирноваNOUN [#76647] .С.OTHER [#76648]

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{"id": 3961}
The diagram below illustrates the number of children who dodidVERB:TENSE [#76697] n'tnotCONTR [#76698] have access to primary school from 2000 to 2012 and who arewereVERB:TENSE [#76699] separatedcategorisedVERB [#76700] by gender and region . In Africa the quantitynumberNOUN [#76701] of non - educatedOTHER [#76702] children without access to educationOTHER [#76703] was very high both in 2000 and 2012 years . During this period it had had a little decrease from 43,743.7OTHER [#76704] millionsmillionMORPH [#76705] to 32,732.7OTHER [#76706] . PartThe The shareOTHER [#76707] offorPREP [#76708] girls was a bit morehigherADJ [#76709] ( 23,7:20 in 2000 and 18,2:14,5 in 2012 ) . In theDET [#76710] 2000 in South Asia theDET [#76711] number of children without primary education was also very high - 32,7 millions . Most of them were girls - 2/3 of theDET [#76712] alltotalOTHER [#76713] number . After 12 years theDET [#76714] situation hasVERB:TENSE [#76715] changed a lot and in theDET [#76716] 2012-OTHER [#76717] we can see equal quantitynumbersNOUN [#76718] of boys and girls , theDET [#76719] total number wasbeingVERB:FORM [#76720] 9,9 millions . In the RestrestORTH [#76721] of World in thethe world inWO [#76722] 2000 therePRON [#76723] were 23,3 millions of such children and more girls than boys ( 12,8 withtoPREP [#76724] 10,5 ) . In the 20122012 theWO [#76725] total amounnumberNOUN [#76726] became lessreducedOTHER [#76727] ( 15,3 ) and partpartsNOUN:NUM [#76728] of boys and girls became equal . In conclusion I would like to compare and summarise the result . In the 2000 Africa had the biggest amountnumberNOUN [#76729] of non - educated children and countries in the category "OTHER [#76730] Rest of theDET [#76731] World "PUNCT [#76732] - the lowest . In theDET [#76733] 2012 thistheDET [#76734] amountnumberNOUN [#76735] in these regions decreased by nearly a quarter . On the contrary , theDET [#76736] situation in South Asia had changed a lot , the level of illiteracyOTHER [#76737] in the 2012 became more than twice lessas lowOTHER [#76738] thanasPREP [#76739] in the 2000 . PartThe partDET [#76740] of girls in theDET [#76741] 2000-OTHER [#76742] was a bit higher than that ofOTHER [#76743] boys everywhere , but in theDET [#76744] 2012-2OTHER [#76745] . these parts became equal .BystrovaOTHER [#76746]

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{"id": 3972}
Some people believe that social networks , including Facebook and Vkontakte , are aimedaimVERB:TENSE [#77003] at entertaining users ,PUNCT [#77004] while others consider them to be a way fortoPART [#77005] sharingshareVERB:FORM [#77006] information and knowledge . In my opinion , people use social media mainly to disseminate or gaingetVERB [#77007] some relevant informational content . Vkontakte or Facebook contain such a lot of data as books , films , audio files ,PUNCT [#77008] or just different facts . We use all of them to learn something new or to discuss somethingNOUN [#77009] with our friends . Furthermore , nowadays social networks are a place where educational resources can be found . There are special pages where teachers arrange lectures about certain themes or where students can share their knowledge with each other . What is more , social media hashaveVERB:SVA [#77010] become a really important way to disseminate information . For example , if somebody is seriously ill and needs to have too expensive medical treatment , histheirDET [#77011] relatives gaincan appeal to can appeal to can appeal to theOTHER [#77012] requiresrequiredVERB:FORM [#77013] sum ofrequiredOTHER [#77014] moneysumNOUN [#77015] fromtoPREP [#77016] different users of a social network . However , there is a different opinion . There are those who think that usingVERB [#77017] social medianetworksNOUN [#77018] is a way only to entertain ourselves . They claim that the majority of people use itthemPRON [#77019]⚠️ in theirDET [#77020] spare time just to relax by chatting with friendfriendsNOUN:NUM [#77021] and watching funny videos . There is some truth in what they say but I can not support theirthisDET [#77022] point of view . I 'm sure that modernnowadaysADV [#77023] people are aimedfocusedVERB [#77024] ofonPREP [#77025] gaining profit , so even in their leisure time they try to get some necessary information . In conclusion , social networks have become an important resource through which we can share data and our knowledge .ЖуковаOTHER [#77026]

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{"id": 3974}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#77044] social networks have gained great popularity . PutHowever ,OTHER [#77045] the question , why doVERB:TENSE [#77046] people use them remains contravercialcontroversialSPELL [#77047] . Some people believe that the main purpose of social media is providingto provideVERB:FORM [#77048] information and knowledge , while others argue that they are mostly used just for entertainment . According to the first point of view , social media is a good way to share news , knowledge and information . First of all , a lot of people use them every day or even every hour . So it is easy to let people know about some news using theDET [#77049] social networks rather themthanSPELL [#77050] throughbyPREP [#77051] watching TV or listening to the radio . A great number of people today are subscribedsubscribeVERB:TENSE [#77052] to news groups to follow what is happening roundaroundPREP [#77053] the world . Secondly , social networks provide a wide range of possibilities to improve your knowledge in various spheres . For example , there are groups for preparing for exams , studying foreign languages and so on . At the same time , some people are sure that social media is aimedaimVERB:TENSE [#77054] at entertainment . ItTheyPRON [#77055]⚠️ actually providesprovideVERB:SVA [#77056] a lot ways forofOTHER [#77057] havingto haveVERB:FORM [#77058] fun . You can watch videos or films , listen to music and even play games inonPREP [#77059] social networks . Besides , social networks were originally used for communication , which is also a way of entertainment . People can spend hours just chatting with others . In general , we see that both purposes of social media are important and it is seemedseemsVERB:TENSE [#77060] to be impossible to decide which one is the main . So , I believe that it is up to you what to use Facebook or Vkontakte for .А.А.СаламатинаOTHER [#77061]

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{"id": 3977}
Many countries are importing a variety of food products from other countries . This trend happens due to demand of the local markets in wichwhichSPELL [#77091] consumers are more likely to spend money on new commodities espesially thatthoseOTHER [#77092] ones which whichDET [#77093] comescomeVERB:SVA [#77094] from foreign countries . In this essay it will be shown that the argument is inappropriate and importing the right products is nessecarynecessarySPELL [#77095] . Firstly ,PUNCT [#77096] weather plays aanDET [#77097] important role in agriculture . Not many countries hashaveVERB:SVA [#77098] the right weather to grow some fruits ,PUNCT [#77099] for example ,PUNCT [#77100] bananas . Bananas can mostly be found in tropical countries . While westernWesternPREP [#77101] countries prefer to import bananas from tropical countries andCONJ [#77102] if imported food has to be reduced ,PUNCT [#77103] the prices of these products will go up and average income earners will not be ablle to afford themPRON [#77104] . Secondly ,PUNCT [#77105] it can lead to significant pressures on the agriculture industry of a country if it desides to produce food for its own people and to reduce imported food . As a matter of a fact aOTHER [#77106] fact ,PUNCT [#77107] lotlotsNOUN:NUM [#77108] of countries hashaveVERB:SVA [#77109] a little farming land ,PUNCT [#77110] wichwhichSPELL [#77111] can not supply amounts of food for the whole countries . Hence importing food from other countries can solve this problem . To crown it all ,PUNCT [#77112] countries should be able to produce foods for their own people and should encourage the right products to be imported so that their people can gain benefits from it . As for me ,PUNCT [#77113] this is a really burning issue , and this problem must be observed and resolved .

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{"id": 3979}
It may be a problem for government to decide what kingkindNOUN [#77131] of food they should produce and what whatPRON [#77132]⚠️ should theythey shouldWO [#77133] buy it in other countries . Some people say that government should focuse on producing all kinds of food and not buying capabillites of all countries . Others think that producing ofPREP [#77134] many kinds of food is an error . As for me , I think that it is important to findefindSPELL [#77135] a balance . The government should produce the products forPREP [#77136] ,forOTHER [#77137] which resorcesVERB [#77138] there are a lot of resourcesNOUN [#77139] in a countrycoutryNOUN [#77140] , НепонятноOTHER [#77141] , .PUNCT [#77142] butВообщеOTHER [#77143] itэтаOTHER [#77144] nayработаOTHER [#77145] butоченьOTHER [#77146] somethingпохожаNOUN [#77147] forнаOTHER [#77148] everything27_2NOUN [#77149] willиOTHER [#77150] be31_2OTHER [#77151] in.OTHER [#77152] abundanceПоследняя самая адекватнаяOTHER [#77153] . Firstly , a government should allocate more budgets to improve national production by maximising the collaboration of university and research laboratory . It helps to not only increase productivity , but also raise the level of sincescienceNOUN [#77154] . Secondly , by massively producing foods , a country can bebecomeVERB [#77155] able to get more national income due to the effectiveness of outcome . Finally , with the big variousvarietyMORPH [#77156] of own producingproducedVERB:FORM [#77157] food countries may be more independent . However , is important to buy something in outherotherSPELL [#77158] countries because it is an integral part of international trade and it helps to fill the missing inside the country . For conclusion I can say that the government cacanCONTR [#77159] n'tnotCONTR [#77160] live only with producing the food that their own population eats or buy everything in other countries . It should be balanced .

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{"id": 3993}
In modern world , when every country havehasVERB:SVA [#77454] a big progress in technologytechnologiesNOUN:NUM [#77455] and producing some types of products , electronics ,PUNCT [#77456] and e.NOUN [#77457] t.etcOTHER [#77458] c..OTHER [#77459] People believe that producing ofPREP [#77460] food in each country should using into country import this foods is not atheDET [#77461] generalmainADJ [#77462] aim . I think that producing food for citizencitizensNOUN:NUM [#77463] has some pluses , becausebecause ,WO [#77464] first of all ,PUNCT [#77465] goods for population itisSPELL [#77466] anDET [#77467] important part of lifeOTHER [#77468] of aDET [#77469] population , itsOTHER [#77470] rising and developmentdevelopngNOUN [#77471] industryesindustriesSPELL [#77472] . Every country firstly should give everything to their citizens in enoughsufficient quantityOTHER [#77473] . After this all of their save , their can do ( export ) import fromexportation toOTHER [#77474] other countries . InOn the other theOTHER [#77475] other hand without importimportationMORPH [#77476] the government cacanCONTR [#77477] n'tnotCONTR [#77478] give to their population some types of goods oforSPELL [#77479] food which theirtheyPRON [#77480] cacanCONTR [#77481] n'tnotCONTR [#77482] producedproduceVERB:FORM [#77483] , for reason that some of them cacanCONTR [#77484] n'tnotCONTR [#77485] grow in this region or do notOTHER [#77486] have n'tCONTR [#77487] enough resourceresourcesNOUN:NUM [#77488] for producing them ,PUNCT [#77489] and other problemproblemsNOUN:NUM [#77490] . Secondly import, importationOTHER [#77491] to helphelpsVERB:FORM [#77492] countries to stayVERB [#77493] connected with each other and construct new fabricsfactoriesNOUN [#77494] , shops fortoPART [#77495] presentedpresentVERB:FORM [#77496] something new for peoplespeopleNOUN:NUM [#77497] . It 'sisCONTR [#77498] foundation for good economics foundation . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#77499] I disagree with this opinion , I think every country and region should producedproduceVERB:FORM [#77500] food and import themit itPRON [#77501] ,PUNCT [#77502] but firstly they must toVERB:FORM [#77503] give it fortoPREP [#77504] their population and after that to importexportVERB [#77505] it . ImportImportationMORPH [#77506] givegivesVERB:SVA [#77507] anDET [#77508] opportunity to each country changesto changeVERB:FORM [#77509] with their culture because food is a culture of countries . And importimportationMORPH [#77510] is one of the general partpartsNOUN:NUM [#77511] of modern world , and economic , part of infrostractioninfrastructureSPELL [#77512] .

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{"id": 3997}
There are a lot of problems connectedrelatedVERB [#77551] withtoPREP [#77552] food in our world . In some countries a lot of people die because there is not enough food for everybody . In some areas it is impossible to grow upPART [#77553] seeds or fruits and vegetables . So should countries whowhichPRON [#77554]⚠️ are able to do soOTHER [#77555] produce theDET [#77556] food only for their population and import as little as possible ? In my opinion , each of these countries should produce as manymuch much foodOTHER [#77557] as possible , so they will be able to export their own food to poor countries , to help people to survive ofPREP [#77558] hunger . FuthermoreFurthermoreSPELL [#77559] , there are a lot of people for whom tasting different food is a hobby . Most of them will be at least disapointeddisappointedSPELL [#77560] if their favouritefavoriteADJ [#77561] type of exotic fruit disappeardisappearsVERB:SVA [#77562] from shops . Not every britishBritSPELL [#77563] enjoyenjoysVERB:SVA [#77564] britishBritishORTH [#77565] food . There is also another opinion . Some people suppose that countries only need to produce theDET [#77566] food for their own populationpopulationsNOUN:NUM [#77567] . In this case every country saves its historical and cultural food traditions . Moreover ,PUNCT [#77568] decreasing the amount of products which are imported shouldwillVERB:TENSE [#77569] stabilasestabiliseSPELL [#77570] economic problems of theaDET [#77571] country by selling its own food . These people do n'tnotCONTR [#77572] realise that pasta in Australia would never be like pasta in ItaliaItalyNOUN [#77573] . Simply because australianAustraliansMORPH [#77574] peopleNOUN [#77575] do n'tnotCONTR [#77576] have such technologies and historical advicesexperienceNOUN [#77577] as ItalianItaliansMORPH [#77578] peopleNOUN [#77579] have by growing these seeds for otherADJ [#77580] countries . At least that 'sisCONTR [#77581] why countries should produce theOTHER [#77582] food moremore foodWO [#77583] and share it with other countries . Our modern society is built on the principeprincipleSPELL [#77584] of different abilities and chances . So everybody should be able to buy italianItalianORTH [#77585] cheese in the nearest shop even if he or sheOTHER [#77586] lives in Australia . Importing products is one of the most important factors of country communicationcommunication between countriesOTHER [#77587] , and theDET [#77588] aim of every country should be balancing it with producing their own products .

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{"id": 4001}
There are many people who areVERB [#77625] sure that the government must control situation in the sphere of trading with other countries , especially in importimportationMORPH [#77626] and exportexportationMORPH [#77627] . Some of them suppose that we can only export some products but our country should try not to importexportVERB [#77628] a large number of theDET [#77629] food to other countries . They say that we must produseproduceSPELL [#77630] theDET [#77631] food only for own population of Russia . As far as I am concerned , I believe that there are advantages and disadvantages of this position . At firstFirstly ,OTHER [#77632] I want to say about problems which areoccurVERB [#77633] when aDET [#77634] country importsexportsVERB [#77635] a great number of different products . For example , now in Russia there are no bread of good quality because it is importedexportedVERB [#77636] to Europe countries . Our government give to Russian people only 4the 4thOTHER [#77637] and 55thOTHER [#77638] sorts of bread . The 55thOTHER [#77639] sort is neededusedVERB [#77640] toforPREP [#77641] animals , but not toforPREP [#77642] people . HighestThe bestOTHER [#77643] sorts of bread were importedexportedVERB [#77644] and nonowSPELL [#77645] we have only 70 million tonns ofPREP [#77646] bad quality bread . It is aDET [#77647] really strange tendensytendencySPELL [#77648] because this situation influenced ontheOTHER [#77649] health of Russian people . At the same time , there are many countries in Africa , for example , where people have no food and water . TheTheyPRON [#77650] can not take care aboutofPREP [#77651] their health , health of their children and parents . I am sure that if a government will importexportVERB [#77652] food to such countries , it can change life of many people . But russianRussianORTH [#77653] products isareVERB:SVA [#77654] importedexportedVERB [#77655] to rich countries , such as Germany , France , England ,PUNCT [#77656] and other . At the same time russianRussianORTH [#77657] population can not buy a really clearOTHER [#77658] food of good qualityOTHER [#77659] which costs not so much . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#77660] I should say that if aDET [#77661] country importsexportsVERB [#77662] some products to otheranotherDET [#77663] country , it must have good goals , for example , to help to people who can not find even usual food in their native country . Money should not be the main goal of our government .

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{"id": 4004}
These line graphs provide information about the temperatures of air in two cities : Yakutsk in Russia and Rio de Janeiro , which is situated in Brazil . At first , bothBothOTHER [#77701] graphs illustrate the period of a whole year . There are also maximum and minimum figures to compare . To begin with , the average temperature in Yakutsk in January is about - 36 ° , and it is a peak . By the way , the minimum rate is approximately the same and consistsconstitutesOTHER [#77702] - 40 ° . As for Rio de Janeiro , the gap between statistics is muchmoreADV [#77703] marked and remainremainsVERB:SVA [#77704] constant - the difference is about 8 ° . Secondly , since February figures in Yakutsk starthave startedVERB:TENSE [#77705] to increase and they reachreachedVERB:TENSE [#77706] their peaks up toinOTHER [#77707] July ( about 22 ° and 11 ° respectively ) while maximum and minimum temperatures in Rio de Janeiro fallhave been fallingOTHER [#77708] since February . There is only one steep rise in August when the gap between figures becomebecomesVERB:SVA [#77709] less . Moreover , temperatures in Yakutsk decline after July very rapidly up to - 40 in December . As for Rio 's statistics , ittheyPRON [#77710] show increase which is stable enough . The gap between maximum and minimum figures is erratic and consistsconstitutesVERB [#77711] approximately 7 ° .

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{"id": 4007}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#77741] many countries produce food products inlyonlyADV [#77742] for people ,PUNCT [#77743] who live there and decrease the importimportationOTHER [#77744] . I think that this way is definitely useful for such countries . Firstly , such way of producing food havehasVERB:SVA [#77745] a good impact foronPREP [#77746] economical system of the country . The government of the country will spentspendVERB [#77747] money only foronPREP [#77748] growing plants and animals , foronPREP [#77749] developing of farms , etc . , but not foronPREP [#77750] importing food products . For example , if farmers willVERB:TENSE [#77751] get the finansationfinancingNOUN [#77752] for the developingdevelopmentMORPH [#77753] of own farms they will improve the economicaleconomicMORPH [#77754] situation of allthe wholeOTHER [#77755] country . Secondly , the countries only to produceproducingVERB:FORM [#77756] the food that their own population eats will not suffer from wars and world isolation because they doesdoVERB:SVA [#77757] not depend on importing products from other countries . For example , if such country will be the part of military conflict with other country , the population of country which decrease the import as little as possible will not suffer from the hunger and from the deficitedeficitSPELL [#77758] of food products . Thirdly , in the countries ,PUNCT [#77759] which grow up eatingedibleADJ [#77760] products and doesdoVERB:SVA [#77761] not use importimportedVERB:FORM [#77762] food products therePRON [#77763] is the big number of work places of farmers and facturiesfactoriesSPELL [#77764] for own population . For example , if theaDET [#77765] country willdoesVERB:TENSE [#77766] not importVERB [#77767] tea but will growgrowsVERB:TENSE [#77768] up tea trees ,PUNCT [#77769] it will be more useful for population because a lot of people participatedparticipateVERB:TENSE [#77770] in this difficult process . Overall , such countries as those ones whichOTHER [#77771] produce theDET [#77772] food only for own population and doesdoVERB:SVA [#77773] not use importimportedVERB:FORM [#77774] food products have a strong economic system and steady economicaleconomicMORPH [#77775] situation . Also ,PUNCT [#77776] they will not suffer from hunger during military conflicts with other countries . Such countries usually have a big number of working places for own population .

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{"id": 4013}
Some people believe that government should focus on producing all kinds of products while importing as lesslittleADJ [#77878] as possible to ensure buying capabilities of all citizens . I firmly suppose that producing a lot of kinds of foodsfoodNOUN:NUM [#77879] is beneficialADJ [#77880] and these areOTHER [#77881] inevitable effors in terms of nation 's food security . Firstly , it is a common truth that the more a country relies on imported products , the morebiggerADJ [#77882] food crisis theyitPRON [#77883]⚠️ will face . Food importantimportationMORPH [#77884] includeincludesVERB:SVA [#77885] transportation costs , taxation ,PUNCT [#77886] and other changes that eventually increase the food price . To tackle the problen the government shouldOTHER [#77887] allocate more budget to improve national production by maximising the collaboration of university and research laboratory . Consequantly , this idea can create more talented individuals who would be involved in domestic food production . Furthermore , bebySPELL [#77888] massively productingproducingSPELL [#77889] foods the governmentOTHER [#77890] can be able to get more national income duethanksOTHER [#77891] to the effectiveness of outcome . Secondly , by focusing on farming , irrigation ,PUNCT [#77892] and planting , a government can decrease unemployment issue . It is obviously true that farming will be able to hiregive workplaces toOTHER [#77893] many people . For example , in IndoneaseIndonesiaSPELL [#77894] wePRON [#77895]⚠️ regardingcan regardVERB:TENSE [#77896] very good to Indonesiany job statisticstatisticsNOUN:NUM [#77897] . Finally , imported foodsfoodNOUN:NUM [#77898] dodoesVERB:SVA [#77899] not have the same food qualities that locally produced fresh food hasVERB [#77900] . In conclusion , I want to say that I am a strongly advocate of the idea that people should eat food ,PUNCT [#77901] which they produced in their country ,PUNCT [#77902] because it is quicklyquickMORPH [#77903] , fresh and healthy . It is aDET [#77904] great way for economics of the country and for the level ofOTHER [#77905] employment . All countries have their own national food ,PUNCT [#77906] and it is great because it is provideprovidesVERB:TENSE [#77907] their culture and traditions .

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{"id": 4027}
Food playplaysVERB:SVA [#78105] an important role in this world . It is argued that countries should produce for all the local people and cut down the importimportedVERB:FORM [#78106] food from other countries . InFromPREP [#78107] my perspective , I tend to agree with this statement and will elaborate below . There are certainly some reasons why countries should produce food for the local residents . One of the reasons is that the government toshouldVERB:TENSE [#78108] ease the local people 'sNOUN:POSS [#78109] financial problems . Due to the importingimportedVERB:FORM [#78110] food is usually expensive , people who hashaveVERB:SVA [#78111] limited disposal income generally could not afford itPRON [#78112] . By simply encouraging theDET [#78113] manufactures to produce variety of food , inhabitants can enjoy the food that wasVERB:TENSE [#78114] made frominPREP [#78115] their home country and also pay less amount of money for the food . Apart from this , importimportedVERB:FORM [#78116] food may beVERB [#78117] detrimental to our helth . Many young people lavelove toVERB [#78118] eat junk food such as potato chips in their regular part of lives , therefore health issues became a headache to the government . As a result , the government needs to allocate anDET [#78119] enormous sum of money to the hospitals and clinics . However , there are opposing voices . To begin with , the government will recieve more income taxes from manufactures business activities . According to the taxation low stipulationstimulationNOUN [#78120] , manufactories will need to pay more taxes for importing and exporting food . Therefore , the government definitely is the beneficiary because it is a stable income resource . Also ,PUNCT [#78121] the government can use the money to improve more public facilities for the local residents . In conclusion , although I agree that countries should produce food for all the population to consume , importing foodsfoodNOUN:NUM [#78122] is still important to every country because it will increase the economy level of both countries .

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{"id": 4031}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#78177] ittherePRON [#78178] existeexistsSPELL [#78179] theanDET [#78180] opinion that countries must produce the food that they eat and reduce to exportexportingVERB:FORM [#78181] it . On the one hand , governement must support economic system of the country , that is why they make business with neighboursneighborsNOUN [#78182] for elevate financial sphere . So , exportexportationMORPH [#78183] is one of the most necessary partpartsNOUN:NUM [#78184] of the income of the countries . On the other hand , governement can protect their own population atinPREP [#78185] theaDET [#78186] maniermannerSPELL [#78187] of refusing from the importing produces . It is so - called politic of protection . It is aDET [#78188] smart sollution for governement , when the earthgroundNOUN [#78189] is clean and ablereadyADJ [#78190] for produceproducingVERB:FORM [#78191] theDET [#78192] food . First of all , this advantage haveare relatedVERB [#78193] toPREP [#78194] the countries where areVERB [#78195] high average temperature isVERB [#78196] , a lot of sun , etc . As far as I can see the politicpoliticsNOUN:NUM [#78197] of the other countries , I would like to say , that the governements do not follow the politicpoliticsNOUN:NUM [#78198] of protection their own products . That is why the commerce between the countries is popular in nowadays . As for me , I agree with the idea of the international trade . It is a lot of advantages for the population like some variety of the products . For the conclusion I would like to add , the exportexportationMORPH [#78199] and importimportationMORPH [#78200] theofOTHER [#78201] productproductsNOUN:NUM [#78202] are ononeSPELL [#78203] of the important part of the budget of the governemets .

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{"id": 4036}
The graphs comparescompareVERB:SVA [#78261] the average temperatures in countries in Russia and Brazil over the period from January to December . There are two graphs showshowingVERB:FORM [#78262] the average maximum and minimum temperatures in Yakutsk and Rio de Janeiro . As it may be seen from the graphs , the maximum temperature over the period betwenbetweenSPELL [#78263] June and August is aproximetalyapproximatelySPELL [#78264] 30 ° C in Yakutsk . At the same time the maximum temperature in Rio de Janeiro atis onOTHER [#78265] the same level . As the graphs illustratesillustrateVERB:SVA [#78266] , the maximum temperature in theDET [#78267] winter is - 35 ° C and the minimum temperature is just over - 40 ° C . In contrast , the average maximum temperature in Rio de Janeiro is 30 ° C and minimum is about 25 ° C . As it is evident from the graphs that the maximum temperature in Yakutsk is about 20 ° C during the period of 3 months : March , April ,PUNCT [#78268] and May . The minimum temperature is 0 ° C . Average temperatures in Rio de Janeiro is about 25 ° C . The graphs shows that the maximum temperature in automneautumnSPELL [#78269] in Yakutsk is 20 ° C , at the same time in Rio de Janeiro itPRON [#78270] is just 25 ° C . The minimum temperature is - 10 ° C in Yakutsk . In contrast , in Rio de Janeiro itPRON [#78271] is 20 ° C . As it may be concludeconcludedVERB:FORM [#78272] from the graphs ,PUNCT [#78273] the average maximum and minimum temperatures in Yakutsk areOTHER [#78274] fluctuate ,PUNCT [#78275] over this period . It steepsteeplyADV [#78276] increaseincreasesVERB:SVA [#78277] in July and considerableconsiderablyMORPH [#78278] decreasedecreasesVERB:SVA [#78279] in December . In contrast , the average temperatures in Rio de Janeiro remain steady .

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{"id": 4043}
21The 21thOTHER [#78398] century is the time of global processes . High technologies are developing rapidly , that allows different countries to unite in social , economicaleconomicMORPH [#78399] , political spheres of life . In the area of economy one of the most important questions is about the amount of importimportationMORPH [#78400] . Some people believe that the government should regulate the process of importimportationMORPH [#78401] and reduce it . Others have an opposite point of view . In my opinion ,PUNCT [#78402] countries need to use less importimportedVERB:FORM [#78403] products if it is available . Of course , there are some advantages connected with this decision . First of all , aDET [#78404] certain country should protect its 'PUNCT [#78405] own economy . While reducing importimportedVERB:FORM [#78406] products , it is a good chance to lift up own national resources . When the government receives many products that are made by other states , there is no motivation to do something by yourself . Secondly , every country has special resources sheitPRON [#78407]⚠️ needs to use . Mocking the product demands not only efforts of farmers ,PUNCT [#78408] but also help of workers , engineers , managers ,PUNCT [#78409] and so on . So it gives an opportunity to people to earn money , to be employed . This can be a good solution to the problem of unemployment . Thirdly , reducing the amount of importimportationMORPH [#78410] the country becomes more independent . If there is a conflict between countries , there is no way to makeapplyVERB [#78411] pressure by the government of enemy . This fact provides the stability ,PUNCT [#78412] that every citizen dreams of . In conclusion , it is impossible to stop all the relations between countries ,PUNCT [#78413] and there is no aim to do this . But the protection of national systems in various areas of life is a necessary direction in the development of a country .

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{"id": 4046}
The line graphs representsrepresentVERB:SVA [#78434] the variety of temperatures in Yakutsk and Rio de Janeiro during aDET [#78435] 1oneOTHER [#78436] year period . The graph presents data showing the highest temperature in both cities . It is clearly shown that in Yakutsk maximum temperature is approximately 26 ° C ( in July ) . The highest temperature in Rio de Janeiro is roughly 30 ° C ( in January ) . This is a lowsmallADJ [#78437] difference between maximum temperatures , but this is a big difference among minimum levels of temperatures in Russian and Brazilian cities . The line graph represents the temperatures minimum in Yakutsk is about - 42 ° C ( in January ) , but in Rio de Janeiro it is only + 18 ° C ( in July ) . The difference in minimum temperatures in represented cities is about 60 points . ItTherePRON [#78438] was a steady increase in temperature level during the period from April to July in Yakutsk . The temperature reached a peak in July , and then ittherePRON [#78439]⚠️ was a steady decrease . In comparison , it was a downward trend in temperatures from April to July in theDET [#78440] Brazilian city . After that , the graph shows an increase of temperatures from July to September . Overall , maximum and minimum temperatures in represented cities are not the same . We can see aDET [#78441] downward trend in temperature regime in Brazil in July . In contrast , there was an upward trend in Yakutsk this month .

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{"id": 4049}
There is an opinion that countries should feessupplyVERB [#78481] their people with their own resources only ,PUNCT [#78482] and to reduce the importimportationMORPH [#78483] as much as possible . InFromPREP [#78484] my point of view , it 'sisCONTR [#78485] rather unefficientinefficientSPELL [#78486] for the development of country 's economy : no importimportationMORPH [#78487] - no custom fees . I do not think that the exportexportationOTHER [#78488] only can save the economy of the country , importimportationMORPH [#78489] is essential for the country 's financial prosperity . Another disadvantage of this strategy is the lack of goods ' diversiondiversityNOUN [#78490] - it can be compared with the Iron Curtain in theDET [#78491] USSR , empty shelves , people stayed at queues days and nights to get a bottle of milk or aDET [#78492] packet of sausages . I do not believe that people from the XXI century will be satisfactedsatisfiedSPELL [#78493] with this economy waysituationNOUN [#78494] . The third minus of this approach is the issue with work places . Many professions and specialazationsspecializationSPELL [#78495] will be thrown away , people will need the reeducation , but it costs moneyNOUN [#78496] . In the one hand , we can say that these countries could be able to live undependentlyindependentlySPELL [#78497] , but , in my opinion , it is impossible in the frames of our at -current situation inOTHER [#78498] the - momentOTHER [#78499] world . Such countries will be expelled from the world - wide economy ,PUNCT [#78500] and they are supposed to be poor and unperspective . To conclude , I should say that there were many historicalhistoricMORPH [#78501] precedents of such way and they were n'tnotCONTR [#78502] successful . As far as I know , China lives with such economy now ,PUNCT [#78503] and I suppose it is a great exception : many socialistic countries have tried this economy approach but most of allthemPRON [#78504]⚠️ have failed .

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{"id": 4050}
There are two graphs below . One of them shows information about temperature in Yakutsk , otheranotherDET [#78505] oneNOUN [#78506] shows changes of temperature in Rio de Janeiro . These graphs are absolutely different . The diagram is about temperature in Yakutsk . We can see ,PUNCT [#78507] that January and December are most cold monthsthe coldestOTHER [#78508] . In these months theDET [#78509] temperature is about 40 degrees below zero . In summer the temperature is warm enough . It is about 25 ° C . During summer theDET [#78510] temperature gradualgraduallyMORPH [#78511] becomebecomesVERB:SVA [#78512] warmer . And during theDET [#78513] autumn itPRON [#78514] comecomesVERB:SVA [#78515] back intotoPREP [#78516] the firsfirstSPELL [#78517] sightpointNOUN [#78518] . The second graphsgraphNOUN:NUM [#78519] shows information about changes of temperature in Rio de Janeiro . This lines do n'tnotCONTR [#78520] change a lot . The minimum temperature is about 20 degrees .OTHER [#78521] It is about 25 ° C .PUNCT [#78522] above zero . The most coldcoldestADJ:FORM [#78523] month is mayMayORTH [#78524] . In contrary of the first graphsgraph graphNOUN [#78525] ,PUNCT [#78526] the most warmwarmestADJ:FORM [#78527] months are January and December . The temperature changes slowly during spring areandOTHER [#78528] increase again during automn . The highest temperature is 30 degrees . AverageThe averageDET [#78529] temperaturetemperatureeMORPH [#78530] changed . It became moreADV [#78531] warmer .

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{"id": 4051}
It 'sisCONTR [#78532] known that some countries prefer to produce food for their own population , but others countries try to make importimportationMORPH [#78533] suchasOTHER [#78534] big as it isVERB [#78535] possible . There are a lot of advantages and disadvantages both ofof bothWO [#78536] thistheseDET [#78537] opinions . First of all ,PUNCT [#78538] some countries , for example ,PUNCT [#78539] Russia or Norway , cacanCONTR [#78540] n'tnotCONTR [#78541] produce some kindkindsNOUN:NUM [#78542] of fruits and vegetables . But people ,PUNCT [#78543] living in these countries want to buy thethemPRON [#78544] . For example , people usually choose oranges from southsouthernADJ [#78545] countries rather than their own . Besides , government should spend a lot of money on the developdevelopmentMORPH [#78546] of food produceproductionMORPH [#78547] . In this case such sfearssphearsSPELL [#78548] as education , helthhealth healthNOUN [#78549] ,PUNCT [#78550] and others will gotgetVERB [#78551] less money . On the other hand , there are a lot of advantages to produce foorfoodSPELL [#78552] for their own population . If aDET [#78553] country has a lot of fermsfarmsSPELL [#78554] it will be easy to develop food industry . In our country we have a lot of fermsfarmsSPELL [#78555] , for example meet, meatOTHER [#78556] fermfarmSPELL [#78557] , milk fermsfarms farmsNOUN [#78558] ,PUNCT [#78559] and so on . But for some countries it could be really difficult . By the way , many people can find job ,PUNCT [#78560] if this industry will be developdevelopsVERB:TENSE [#78561] . Besides , many people belivebelieveSPELL [#78562] that food ,PUNCT [#78563] made in their own country has aDET [#78564] high qualityNOUN [#78565] quality ,PUNCT [#78566] and products made in foreign countries could be moreADV [#78567] worstworseADJ:FORM [#78568] . That 'sisCONTR [#78569] why they prefer products made by montherlands . As for me , I usually choose food from our country . But such products as fruits , sometimes vegetables I prefer to buy from southsouthernADJ [#78570] countries . Nowadays , theOTHER [#78571] industry of food produseproductionNOUN [#78572] increaseincreasesNOUN:NUM [#78573] in a lot of countries . It 'sisCONTR [#78574] really good for people and government ,PUNCT [#78575] too . Firstly ,PUNCT [#78576] because of piliticpoliticalSPELL [#78577] problems , there areVERB:TENSE [#78578] can be closeclosedADJ:FORM [#78579] importimportationMORPH [#78580] or exportexportationMORPH [#78581] for some countries . In the conclusion , policypoliticsNOUN [#78582] isareVERB:SVA [#78583] one of the mostADV [#78584] influency sfearspheresNOUN [#78585] ,PUNCT [#78586] for the food industry .

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{"id": 4065}
Nowadays ,PUNCT [#78765] many countries have a great population and because of it they have to handle with many problems , especially with lack of food . In this way some people think that we should import food as little as possible . As for me , I disagree with such opinion ,PUNCT [#78766] but let 'susCONTR [#78767] consider it more detailed . On the one hand , countries have different amount of population and resources which can maintain the necessary level of life . That 'sisCONTR [#78768] why countries with great resources should help countries which isareVERB:SVA [#78769] located , for example , in desert or on islands with poor soil . And in this situation importimportationMORPH [#78770] becomes one of the most important ways of providing foodsfoodNOUN:NUM [#78771] intoPREP [#78772] poor countries . Moreover , it can prevent the risk of resource 'stheOTHER [#78773] wars caused by the lack of resourcesOTHER [#78774] when starving countries attacksattackVERB:SVA [#78775] theirstheirDET [#78776] rich neighbours . On the other hand , a reduction of importimportationMORPH [#78777] can solve such problem as the situationOTHER [#78778] when products in one country become less competitive than their analogs from other countries . Also , importimportationMORPH [#78779] can be a reason of economic dependance one country from another . Such anDET [#78780] approach uses governments when itPRON [#78781] wantis neededVERB [#78782] to extend theDET [#78783] sphere of their influence . The way of producing food only for own population can help to avoid the possibility of such intentions . In conclusion , I want to say that discussions on this theme isareVERB:SVA [#78784] very important ,PUNCT [#78785] and all opinions should be considered . Despite my disagreement , I also understand that some points of opposite way can be actual and useful . And people ,PUNCT [#78786] who think about producing the food only for population of a aDET [#78787] certain country also can be right .

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{"id": 4071}
There is an opinion that countries should produce only thatwhatPRON [#78892] is needed by it 'stheirOTHER [#78893] populationpopulationsNOUN:NUM [#78894] and no more . The nearest aim is to decrease the importimportationOTHER [#78895] . For example , the USSR was closed for the importimportationOTHER [#78896] of a lot of productive progressive ,PUNCT [#78897] useful products , not only food ,PUNCT [#78898] but everything , and was that good enough for taking this historical example to theDET [#78899] our time ? Healthy international relationships are built on the trade platform ,PUNCT [#78900] too ,PUNCT [#78901] because theDET [#78902] money is the main argument nowadays ( maybe fortoPREP [#78903] our great disappointment ) . The economics cacanCONTR [#78904] n'tnotCONTR [#78905] be progressive without the importrelationsNOUN [#78906] -ofOTHER [#78907] export relationsimportation and exportationOTHER [#78908] . And ,PUNCT [#78909] we should remember the example from theDET [#78910] our time when theaDET [#78911] great quantity of imported food was roughly ruineddestroyedVERB [#78912] by technicstechniquesMORPH [#78913] for the advance of the political interests but not for thousands ofPREP [#78914] hungry peoplespeopleNOUN:NUM [#78915] . I sure that theDET [#78916] healthy economic relations between the countries is one of the basicalbasicSPELL [#78917] needs for peace in allDET [#78918] the wholeADJ [#78919] world . Beside this , do you remember about the unicaluniqueOTHER [#78920] climatclimateSPELL [#78921] in every country ? This point makes impossible theOTHER [#78922] existance ofsuchOTHER [#78923] such phenomena ofasPREP [#78924] uncontactable national politics without theDET [#78925] violating of human rights . I definitely agree with the statement that the needs of the population of theaDET [#78926] country are the first important thing for the government . But nooneno oneORTH [#78927] should forget about the international unions because if our governers can rightlycorrectlyADV [#78928] positioned themselvesplaceOTHER [#78929] on the world scene correctlyADV [#78930] , this will protectpreventVERB [#78931] future war conflicts . As I said , there are a lot of combined points of healthy international relations ,PUNCT [#78932] and every of them is unchangable and important . I disagree with the statement about the need ofOTHER [#78933] decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#78934] of importimportationMORPH [#78935] because it can produce negative dinamicsdynamicsSPELL [#78936] in our national economics . And , therefore , this is aDET [#78937] totally wrong position from theaDET [#78938] moral sidepoint of point of viewOTHER [#78939] . In conclusion ,PUNCT [#78940] I should notice that I amVERB:TENSE [#78941] generally accept and respect our political methods used by our governers and maybe theDET [#78942] decreasingdecreaseMORPH [#78943] of importimportationMORPH [#78944] is the first step to something great and tremendous but that was not knewknownVERB:FORM [#78945] by myself .

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The graphs illustrate theDET [#78946] information about temperature changes during theaDET [#78947] year in Yakutsk and Rio de Janeiro . In both of graphs we can see two lines : the first one is maximum temperature , and the second shows theDET [#78948] minimum temperature . According to the graph , the temperature in Yakutsk raiserisesNOUN [#78949] in the spring period . The maximum curve moves from temperature - 12 in March to + 12 degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#78950] in May . As toforPREP [#78951] Rio de Janeiro , the temperature there falls during the spring period and the part of summer . For example , the minimum temperature in March is about + 23 degree and in May - + 20 degree . This curve declines till theDET [#78952] July ,PUNCT [#78953] and it stops at + 18 degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#78954] point . At the same time , the minimum temperature in Yakutsk is about + 12 degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#78955] . In the period from August to December the maximum temperature curve decreases from + 21 degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#78956] to - 33 degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#78957] . In Rio de Janeiro therePRON [#78958] is another situation : the curve increases from + 25 in September toPREP [#78959] + 29 in December ,PUNCT [#78960] and it has a fall in August from + 26 degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#78961] to + 25 degreedegreesNOUN:NUM [#78962] .